The violet is one of the most popular indoor flowering plants. Violets also grow wild and free the world over. Did you know that pansies are a type of violet? Or that the violet symbolizes faithfulness? You most likely have some faithful friends who would love a gift of handmade violets.
Click the photo for Violet Free Crochet Pattern
The Violet Free Crochet Pattern is one of Maggie’s newest free flower patterns. This easy skill level crochet pattern can be worked in light weight yarn like Afternoon Cotton for a small flower, or in Everyday worsted weight yarn for a larger flower.
Click the photo for Afternoon Cotton Sport Weight Yarn
Click the photo for Everyday Worsted Yarn
And you’re going to need a crochet hook, size G/6 for the smaller violet flower or size H/8 for the larger one. Dreamz Symfonie Crochet Hook Set includes sizes E/4 through L/11. These hooks are some of the best, with a deep groove that helps prevent stitches from slipping off the hook. And they are smooth and warm to the hand, as well as beautiful to the eye!
Click the photo for Dreamz Symfonie Crochet Hook Set
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Dreamz Symfonie Crochet Hook Set
Maggie is excited to offer five new free crochet flower patterns: Poppy Flower, Cosmos Flower, Large Sunflower, and Easy Morning Glory, in addition to the Violet featured here. We hope you enjoy these free crochet flower patterns.
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Is there a written pattern that complements the video?
I am having a hard time keeping up with the video and
not sure I am making the right stitches.
Hi Donna,
The written pattern for this flower is here: http://www.maggiescrochet.com/pages/violet-free-crochet-pattern
The link to the pattern is always at the bottom of each post, in the “Quick Links Section.” You can also find them by searching for the pattern name on http://www.maggiescrochet.com
Happy crocheting!