Crochet pattern

Lavender

plant

Design by Kat

Witherall

Level of difficulty: Confident Beginner*

Crochet language: US Crochet terms

Gauge/tension is not important for this

pattern as long as your stitches are tight and

without gaps. If you struggle getting tight

enough stitches, try a smaller hook.

You will need:

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3.5 mm crochet hook

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Yarn needle, Scissors

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Flower wire for the stem

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DK (size 3) yarn:

approximately: 10 g purple shade.

Note: You can use different type/weight yarn for

this project and a suitable size hook.

*This pattern requires basic knowledge of

the following crochet stitches:

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Slip stitch

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Chain

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Single crochet

Abbreviations:

st(s): stitch(es)

R: round/row

ch: chain

slst: slip stitch

beg: beginning

sc: single crochet

*__* repeat instructions from * to *

How to crochet a lavender plant – begin…

Lavender plant:

With purple yarn.

Start by creating a slip knot and chain 50.

R 1: Skip one from the hook, sc into each chain until one chain remains. Sc 5, slst into the final

chain.

You will now be working on the opposite side of the chain.

R 2: *ch 6, sc into the next stitch*, repeat from * to * until the end of the row, ch 6, sc into the

opposite side of your work and repeat from * to * on the other side until you reach the first ch-6,

slst and fasten off. Cut yarn but leave a long tail.

Assembly:

From the top end (where you finished your crocheting), start feeding the flower wire through

the row 1 sc stitches, going in one and out next. Bend the top part of the wire so that your plant

will not pop out of the top.

Using the end tail of your yarn, sew over the bent end of the wire a few times to keep it in place.

Push and twist the flowerhead towards the top. To finish off, add a little bit of tape to the stem

just below the flowerhead to keep it in place.

Happy crocheting!

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