8 Flower Patterns For Knitters – Great For Brooches, Embellishments and More!

Posted by Danielle | Oct 14, 2010 | Knitting Patterns |

These knit flower patterns are perfect for using up leftover yarn – hello stashbusters – and for creating quick gifts. Whip up a bouquet for yourself or surprise someone special with a handmade floral gift!

Knit 3D Flower Pattern By Anna of Little Pretty Boutiqu	Knit Flower/Brooch/Headband Pattern By Julia of L’Oasi della MAGLIA
Knit Poppy Flower Pattern By May of Ohmay DIY	3″ Flower Pin Pattern By Monique Rae – uses knit and crochet
Knit Flower Pattern By Ali of Fitting In Knitting	Knitted Rose Pattern By Loani Prior
Knit Poinsettia Flower By UknitMe2	Knit Poinsettia Flower Pattern By May of Ohmayzee

For more flower patterns, check out Etsy.

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