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Handmade flowers are better than fresh ones. If you agree, here is a curated list of Carnation Free Crochet Patterns for you to try.
Why buy flowers that wilt in a week when you can crochet ones that last forever? These patterns look just as pretty as the real thing, without the trip to the florist. See for yourself!
Carnation Free Crochet Patterns
1. DIY Carnations
Every shade of carnation carries its own meaning and symbolizes something a little different. Follow along to crochet them in each color and build a full bouquet. Craftsy Amore has designed them especially for Mother’s Day, so what’s your idea?
2. Crochet Carnations
Carnations look lovely in every shade, but the pink ones really steal the show. If you want a few to decorate your own home, then Loopara walks you through it with clear diagrams and step-by-step instructions.
3. Carnations Pattern
Roseanna recommends using sport-weight yarn, a 2 mm hook, scissors, wire, and other basic materials for her project. Even the stitch techniques used in this pattern are quite simple, such as sl st, sc, hdc, and dc.
4. Crochet Flower Bouquet
Looking for a gift or a home decor piece that’ll have everyone thinking of you?Crochet Musings has something you will like. It is a handmade flower bouquet of beautiful Carnations. Each flower is vibrant, layered, and looks really cheerful as well.
5. Handmade Carnations
Maggie’s Crochet’s Carnations measure about 4″ across x 15″ long. Ch, hdc, sl st, sc, and other stitches are worked with worsted-weight yarn on a 4 mm hook. If you are interested in trying the pattern out, then follow the tutorial as it is.
6. Dark Red Carnations
Dark red Carnations symbolize love and affection. So, if you are planning on getting your partner something special anytime soon, it has to be these! Knitting World’s pattern looks too realistic to be handmade, and will definitely be appreciated.
7. Mother’s Day Carnations
This Mother’s Day, skip the store-bought bouquet and surprise her with something that lasts. These crochet carnations in soft pink shades make a thoughtful, creative way to show your gratitude.
8. Crochet Flowers
The stem extensions on June Gilbank’s pattern are optional. You can add them if you plan on creating bouquets. Otherwise, you can attach pins, rubber bands, key rings, or anything else that you want to work up.
9. Carnation Bouquet
Carnations are pretty simple to work up and assemble. If you don’t agree, just take a look at Lingzhi Handmade’s pattern. You can make them in any shade you like, and as many as you want, because they finish up so quickly.
10. Carnation Pots
