This lacy Irish Crochet Flower is a beautiful Irish Crochet motif which could be used in so many different projects! I’ve used this Irish Crochet Flower pattern in my Jeans Embellishment project.
Also, you can find on my website free crochet patterns for the basic Irish crochet leaves and Irish Rose.
I am a big fan of the Irish Crochet and I am planning to add more Irish crochet motif patterns to my website!
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Irish Flower – Free Crochet Pattern
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Abbreviations
(See a list of crochet abbreviations used in patterns by yarn industry designers and publishers HERE):
Ch – chain
DC – double crochet
HDC – half double crochet
Rnd – round
SC- single crochet
Sl St – slip stitch
St (Sts) – stitch (stitches)
Finished Size:
This Irish Crochet Flower is about 4-1/2” (11-1/2 cm) in diameter.
Materials:
- cotton crochet thread size 10
- crochet hook size 6/1.8 mm
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Special Stitches:
Picot – Chain 3, slip stitch into the top of SC.
Instructions:
Ch 8, join with Sl St to form a ring,
Rnd 1. Ch 3(counts as first DC), 17 DC in ring, join with Sl St into top of Ch 3 in the beginning of the Rnd. Total – 18 DC.
Rnd 2. Note: In this Row work all DC under 2 loops of the Chain.
Ch 1, [Ch 19, DC in 7th Ch from the hook, *Ch 2, skip 2 Chs, DC in next Ch* – repeat 3 times, Ch 3, SC in same place, SC in each of next 3 Sts of previous Rnd] – repeat 6 times, but last time, in the end, make SC in each of next 2 Sts and join with Sl St into last St. You should have 6 Petals.
Rnd 3. Work around the Petal. Ch 1, {(2 SC, HDC) – in first space, DC in top of first DC, **2 DC in next space, DC in top of next DC** – repeat 2 times, 2 DC in next space, HDC in top of next DC, 6 SC in next space. Continue working on the opposite side of Petal – HDC in top of next DC, repeat from ** to ** 3 times, (HDC, 2 SC) – in last space, SC in 2nd St between Petals.} – repeat 6 times, Sl St into first SC of this Rnd.
Rnd 4. First Petal – Ch 1, SC in each of next 3 Sts, Picot, ***SC in each of next 4 Sts, Picot*** – repeat 2 times, SC in each of next 5 Sts, Picot, SC in same St, repeat from *** to *** 3 times, SC in last 3 Sts, skip St between Petals, skip first St of the next Petal.
Second Petal – {{SC in each of next 3 Sts, Ch 1, Sl St into last Picot of previous Petal, Ch 1, Sl St into the top of last SC, ***SC in each of next 4 Sts, Picot*** – repeat 2 times, SC in each of next 5 Sts, Picot, SC in same St, repeat from *** to *** 3 times, SC in each of next 3 Sts, skip St between Petals, skip first St of the next Petal}}.
Third – Fifth Petals – repeat from {{ to }}.
Sixth Petal – SC in each of next 3 Sts, Ch 1, Sl St into last Picot of previous Petal, Ch 1, Sl St into the top of last SC, ***SC in each of next 4 Sts, Picot*** – repeat 2 times, SC in each of next 5 Sts, Picot, SC in same St, repeat from *** to *** 2 times, SC in each of next 4 Sts, Ch 1, Sl St into first Picot of first Petal, Ch 1, Sl St into the top of last SC, SC in each of next 3 Sts, skip St between Petals, Sl St into first St of this Rnd.
Fasten off.
I hope you like this Irish crochet flower and find a lot of ways how to use it!
With Love,
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Your Irish crochet flower pattern is superb! It looks really intricate and elegant. Can’t wait to try it out — it’ll be the perfect motif for a hat I crocheted months ago and couldn’t figure out what to embellish it with. Thanks so much! 🙂
P.S. Love your heart shaped appliques!
I have been trying to do this pattern and seem to be stuck on Row 2. I don’t understand why row 2 starts with ch 1, [ch 19, etc……. It seems to me that ch 1 and ch 19 should be ch 20 or has there been a step left out.
Hi Elizabeth,
Ch 1 is a Chain at the beginning of the Round. This Chain is not a part of the steps to be repeated. After Ch 1 there is a bracket [. The steps following the bracket are to be repeated, in order, until you reach the end of the Round. So, at the beginning of the Rnd 2 you need to Chain 20 (1+19), but each of the next repeats you will have to Chain 19. Hope this will help. Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Thank you, I will try this.
I just happen to see this Irish Crochet Flower and would love to be able to print the pattern. I tried and got just the first page of it. I have a daughter in law who is Irish and a beautiful red head like you. I have her for a Christmas ornament, this would be something unusual but something that I made for her. PLEASE let me know how to print this pattern. Thanks in advance…
Hi Rebecca, use Print Friendly button at the end of the post. It will allow you to print pattern without advertisements. Also, you will be able to remove images and print only the text.
Olena
P.S.: Thank you so much for the nice compliment!
You have such lovely patterns. I love it!
Thank you so much! I am glad that you like my designs!
Thank you so much for sharing your lovely pattern!
You are very welcome! I am glad that you like my work!