The flower accessory is always a last-minute and cute item to welcome spring in your daily life. Whether it’s a crochet keychain, a hair clip, or a mini pouch, you can definitely have them themed with your favorite flower type.
Below are my recommendations for crocheting flower accessories, from a general-purpose flower to bag charms and drawstring bags.
I have also provided a link to the video tutorial for each design. So, you can follow along and see every step. These flower accessories will also make gifts for Valentine’s Day, gradutaion and even Mother’s Day.
Crochet A Flower Hairclip
There is no cuter way to use a crocheted mini flower than as an add-on for hair clips. Hairclip flowers are quick to put up in 15 to 20 minutes.
So, whether for summer or spring, crochet this sunflower hairclip for sure. The 6-petal sunflower requires the basic flower pattern.
There is also an attached pair of leaf patterns to attach if you have a long Barrette instead of snap clips.
When arranged on a Barrette, it will look like a complete sunflower plant with a clip as a stem. Wanna crochet for all girls in your group?
Crochet A Flower Bag Charm
Let’s crochet an oh-so-cute Wisteria flower bag charm along with an I-cord knotted bow following this pattern. Since flower keychains are usually either of rose, tulip, or sunflower, this Wisteria hanging will for sure be a new and irresistible item in your spring collection.
That’s why, it’s my 100% recommedation to crochet it in your favorite colors of yarn.
Other than the purple and white, you could crochet the petals in purple, red, and pink. You can also increase the number of petals from 3 to five or six. This will also be a must-have car hanger.
Flower charms? Here are more ideas:
Crochet A Flower Keycase
Tubular flowers, like the crochet tulip or bell flower, can be easily and naturally turned into key cases. So, let’s crochet this elegant tulip key holder with a pullable crochet string and a pair of basic leaves.
You will have a simple but elegant crochet tulip by working in the rounds with the shell stitch in the last round. Even from the point of key cover construction, this pattern is a must-try, as you can turn many amigurumi patterns into a key cover this way.
If you crochet a tulip long enough, you can also make a lip balm holder this way. Wanna crochet? Choose from pink, yellow, or hot pink.
Crochet A Flower Bag Charm
This flower pattern will let you crochet the timeless and highly popular sunflower keychain. That is a crochet sunflower with the stuffed centre, but flat flowers and a basic crochet leaf attached to the side.
This is gonna be a 12-petal sunflower crocheted as a single piece by cleverly joining the front and back of the centre and then working the petals around.
You will definitely want to crochet it for summer. The recommended materials are a 2.5mm crochet hook and cotton yarn in dull yellow, brown, and green.
Crochet A Flower Pouch
Crochet from the most basic pouch base, this elegant and not-to-be-missed sunflower drawstring pouch. The drawstrings have stuffed-centre sunflowers on both ends, and there is also an edging similar to crab stitch and slip-stitch shell stitch.
The bag needs an oval base start and needs less yarn due to the double crochet than with the single crochet.
This bag is also so easy to adjust in size; just by changing the number of chains. So, don’t miss crocheting this spring!
Wanna decorate a crochet flower bag? Here are some ideas:
Crochet A Basic Flower
Want to crochet the easiest crochet that can be used anywhere for anything from hair clips to keychains? Learn how to crochet this one-round crochet flower in any color.
With the hollow centre, this crochet flower is especially irresistible for the hair ties and scrunchies.
You can crochet one in less than 5 minutes and fill your basket in no time. I am pretty sure you will want to crochet it in pink and aqua.
Crochet A Flower Pouch (Version 2)
Let’s crochet a colorful custom flower and tulip pouch for spring with this pattern. This gonna feature a stripe of tulip stitch on the front of the bag, two crochet flowers at the end of the drawstrings, and a top edging.
The construction is the same as the first flower pouch except for a row of the tulip stitch.
For this, you will want to change the colors and crochet rows of puff stitch and V-stitch. It is not difficult and a must-have for spring.