From Vintage to Modern: 9 Stunning Butterfly Crochet Designs

Posted by Danielle | Feb 12, 2017 | Amigurumi Patterns, Crochet Patterns |

Did you know that the collective name for a group of butterflies is kaleidoscope? I love facts and I love patterns even more!

Crochet Vintage Butterfly Doily Pattern From Maggie’s Crochet

Crochet Pattern for Butterfly From Lychette

Crochet Monarch Butterfly Crochet Hood Pattern From Topstitches Crochet

Easy Crochet Butterfly Pattern From The Easy Design

Crochet Butterfly Purses From Crochet Village

Crocheted Butterfly Shawl Pattern From Moments In Twine

Baby Butterfly Crochet Pattern From Fuzzify Patterns

The Atlas Crop Crochet Pattern From Hailey Bailey

Butterfly Amigurumi Crochet Pattern From Stellas Yarn Universe

For more butterfly patterns, visit Etsy – there are a ton of great options!

SUGGESTED MATERIALS:

Swish DK Yarn

CotLin

DillyDally DK

Majestic Crochet Hook Set

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