The lilac is such a beautiful flower and I love it especially for its amazing fragrance. Lilacs bloom only for a couple of weeks during spring at the same time as we celebrate Mother’s Day.
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The lilac also is my mom’s favorite, so I designed these small crochet lilac flowers to embellish a Mother’s Day card. More card ideas can be found in this post: DIY Mother’s Day Cards Embellished with Crochet Appliques.
You may also like this Crochet Gift ideas for Mother’s Day, and if your mom likes to crochet – Gift Ideas for Crocheters.
A card with lilac flowers is perfect not only for Mother’s Day but also for birthdays.
If you know somebody who celebrates their birthdays during a lilac blooming season or somebody who just loves lilacs – make for them this beautiful card with crochet lilac flowers!
Lilac Flower – Free Crochet Pattern
The pattern for this crochet Lilac Flower is also available as a print-friendly, styled and advertisement-free PDF file.
The instructions also include the pattern for the Cherry Blossom and Dogwood Flower. You can get it from my Etsy Shop.
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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
Rnd – round
SC- single crochet
Sl St – slip stitch
St (Sts) – stitch (stitches)
Materials and hooks:
- Aunt Lydia’s cotton crochet thread size 10, color – purple
- Aunt Lydia’s cotton crochet thread size 10, color – wood violet
- Aunt Lydia’s cotton crochet thread size 10, color – golden yellow
- crochet hook size 8/1.5 mm
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Finished Size:
Lilac flower is about 1” in diameter.
Instructions:
Copyright: This pattern is an original design by GoldenLucyCrafts. You may not copy, rewrite, redistribute or resell this pattern in any form, this includes making video tutorials. You may not translate this pattern to another language and publish the pattern or any parts of it.
Make magic ring,
Rnd 1. (Ch 3, DC in ring, Ch 3, Sl St in ring) – 4 times. Close the ring, but do not tighten it up. You will need to be able to insert the hook into the ring when working on next Rnd.
Rnd 2. (Ch 3, SC in top of DC of previous Rnd, Ch 2, SC into same top of DC, Ch 3, Sl St in the ring) – 4 times. Close the magic ring tightly. Fasten off.
Center: using yellow color thread about 6” long, make a knot in the middle, bring the thread ends to the back side through the center of the flower leaving the knot on the front.
Fasten off.
Your crochet lilac flowers are complete, now you can embellish with them your Mother’s Day card!
In addition to crochet lilac flowers, you also can embellish your card with beads, buttons or whatever you would like.
I used for my card tiny 6 mm heart-shaped buttons.
You may also like this Crochet Lilac Mug:
I hope you enjoyed this pattern for the crochet lilac flowers and Mother’s Day card!
Happy Crocheting!
See more:
DIY Valentine’s Day Card Ideas
Spring Flowers Collection
Heart Flowers
Thank You So much for that cute flower pattern
Much appreciated!
You are very welcome! I am very glad that you like it!
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing. I will be passing this on to my sister and her daughter too. They’ll love it.
I am glad that you like it! Thank you!
These are just beautiful. I’m going to try to make them because I want to use them in more than one place. Wish me luck as I’m still learning. Thank you so much for the pattern. I just love them!!!
I am glad that you like my Lilac flowers! Thank you so much for your kind words!
What do you mean when you say ‘ DC in ring’. Does that mean to DC in the first stitch?
As you start with a magic ring, “DC in ring” means that you are making DC in a magic ring.
Thanks for sharing these wonderful flower patterns.
Its Just pretty beautiful..thanks for sharing..I loved it. Regards from Brasil. Kisses 💗
You are very welcome! I am happy to hear that you like my flowers. Thank you!