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Crochet Dahlia Flower - Free Pattern with Step by Step Pictures and Video Tutorial | My Hobby is Crochet

These beautiful crochet dahlias make great appliques on hats, bags or any other project.

Learn how to crochet them with the free crochet pattern, a detailed step by step picture tutorial and video tutorial included at the bottom of this post!

Crochet Dahlia Flower - Free Pattern with Step by Step Pictures and Video Tutorial

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SUPPLIES:

- sport weight yarn in 2 colors (or other yarn weight and appropriated hook size)

- 4.5 mm crochet hook;

- yarn needle

STITCHES AND ABBREVIATIONS (US TERMS)
ch: chain

hdc: half double crochet

slst: slip stitch

Special stitch used: tr4tog or triple 4 together:
[yo twice, insert hook in the stitch indicated in the pattern, draw loop through,
(yo, draw through the first 2 loops, leaving the next loops on hook) x 2 times] x 4 times in the same stitch.
You have 5 loops on the hook; yo, draw through all 5 loops on the hook.

( In other words, you will make 4 unfinished treble crochet, leaving each time the last loop on hook, so at the end you'll have 5 loops on hook; yo, draw through all 5 loops on the hook.)

Crochet Dahlia

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INSTRUCTIONS:

(CHECK OUT ALSO THE VIDEO TUTORIAL AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!)

Flower Center:

With yarn color A ch3, slst into first ch to form a ring.

Round 1: ch2 (count as the first hdc), work 9 hdc into ring, slst into top of the ch2 at beginning of the round.
Cut yarn. Fasten off.
(10 stitches)

Crochet Dahlia Flower - Free Pattern with Step by Step Pictures and Video Tutorial

Petals:

First layer of petals:

Round 2: Join yarn color B with slst in a hdc of the center.
ch3, tr4tog in the next hdc, ch3, (slst in the next hdc, ch3, tr4tog in the next hdc, ch3) x 4 times, ending with a slst in the same hdc of the center as by the joining of yarn color 2.
(5 petals made)

The first layer of petals it's finished.

Crochet Dahlia Flower - Free Pattern with Step by Step Pictures and Video Tutorial

Second layer of petals:

Round 3: (see collage below)

Ch2 (count as the first hdc of the round)

Fold the petals from the back to the front and work under petals, on the back ridges of the center (see picture 3 in the first line on the collage below):

1 hdc in the first back ridge of the center (right under the beginning ch2), 2 hdc in each of the next 9 ridges corresponding to the 9 hdc of the center, slst into top of the first ch2.
(20 stitches)

Crochet Dahlia Flower - Free Pattern with Step by Step Pictures and Video Tutorial
Round 3

Round 4: (see collage below)
ch3, tr4tog in the front loop of the very next hdc, ch3, (slst in the front loop of the next hdc, ch3, tr4tog in the front loop of the next hdc, ch3) x 9 times, ending with a slst in the stitch under beginning ch3. (10 petals made)

Cut yarn. Fasten off. Weave in the loose ends.

Arrange the petals in the right form. Maybe you'll need to help the petals to pop out correctly by pushing them up from the backside.

Crochet Dahlia Flower - Free Pattern with Step by Step Pictures and Video Tutorial
Round 4

Clare from Bob Wilson 123 made (with my consent) a video tutorial for my Dahlia pattern! You can watch the VIDEO TUTORIAL below! Enjoy!


I hope you enjoy this pattern!

To make a Dahlia Granny Square, check out my Pattern with photo tutorial Dahlia in a square- Granny square.

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Crochet Dahlia - Copyright © 2013 Kinga Erdem
This pattern is free for your personal use, you can sell the products of your work, a link back to my blog would be appreciated.
Do not use my photos for selling purposes or modify them in any way.
Please don't repost the pattern itself to any other sites, but please share the link to the pattern if you want to share the pattern with your friends.
You may not give away copies of this pattern.
Do not make video tutorials or translate my pattern in other languages without my written consent!
Thank you.
Kinga

7 comments:

  1. wow... thanks for sharing the pattern.

    will b trying it today :)

    regards
    Jaya

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    1. Hi Jaya! I'm glad you like them and that you want to try the pattern.
      I will be happy if you'll share a photo of your dahlia on Myhobbyiscrochet Facebook Page!
      Greetings!
      Kinga

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  2. These are so simple and yet so beautiful! Do you have any recommendations on what to do with them once they're made? I found this page via an article about things you can make to brighten up nursing homes. I am definitely going to try this, just wondering what I could do with them aside from handing a nursing home a bag of random flowers lol. Maybe make a bouquet somehow?

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    1. Thank you! I'm glad you like it.
      You could use as it is to decorate other projects.

      You could make several flowers into a bouquet. If you are using Ravelry site, you can check out the projects made by users based on this pattern. Here is a bouquet: https://www.ravelry.com/projects/mrsmastershake/dahlia-flower-5.

      You can make a Dahlia granny square, having the flower in the center. Here is the pattern link:http://www.myhobbyiscrochet.com/2013/06/dahlia-in-square-granny-square-free.html

      I hope this helps! Happy Crocheting!
      Kinga

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  3. Absolutely lovely.Thank you so much for this pattern.Greetings from Aberdeen in Scotland.

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  4. Absolutely lovely.Thank you so much for this pattern.Greetings from Aberdeen in Scotland.

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