Crochet Mini Flower Bouquet (Free Pattern + Easy Wrap Tutorial)

A crochet mini flower bouquet is one of those “tiny project, huge wow” gifts: fast to make, easy to customize, and perfect for birthdays, graduations, Valentine’s Day, or just a cute desk buddy. In this tutorial, you’ll crochet a mini bloom (center + ruffle + petals), add a little calyx and leaves, then wrap it like real bouquet packaging for the clean “gift-ready” look.

You’ll love this mini flower bouquet crochet pattern if you want:

• a small project you can finish in one sitting
• a realistic wrapped bouquet vibe (no messy assembly)
• easy color variations (red rose, pastel, rainbow, etc.)

Mini Bouquet Pattern Card (At a Glance)

• Project: Crochet Mini Flower Bouquet (1 flower + wrapper)
• Skill level: Easy–Intermediate (mostly basic stitches + shaping)
• Time: ~30–90 minutes (depends on speed + wrapping)
• Yarn: DK / light worsted (milk cotton / acrylic-cotton blend works great)
  If you’re unsure which yarn weight to pick, check this yarn weight + gauge + hook size guide: Yarn Weight, Gauge, and Hook Size Guide
• Hook: 2.0–2.5 mm (2.0 mm = tightest, cleanest look)
• Finished size: varies by yarn/tension (mini bouquet scale)

Stitches used: chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, increases/decreases, BLO/FLO, picot
(If you need refreshers: Chain Stitch, Single Crochet, Half Double Crochet, Double Crochet, Treble Crochet)

Tip for the cleanest center: if magic rings are tricky, this guide helps: Magic Ring vs Chain Circle

Materials

Yarn weight: DK / light worsted (milk cotton / acrylic cotton blend works great)

If you use plush/chenille, go down in hook size and keep stitches tight.

Hook: 2.0 mm – 2.5 mm (2.0 mm gives the tightest, cleanest look)

Colors (use your own palette!)

• Center: Yellow
• Ruffle ring: White
• Petals: Red (or any color you want)
• Calyx/base: Green (optional: same green as leaves)
• Leaves: Green
• Wrapper: Yellow / Pink / Blue (choose your variation)
• Tie/Bow: Green / Red / Yellow (matching or contrast)

Tools

• Yarn needle
• Scissors
• Stitch marker (optional but helpful)

Optional

• Thin craft wire (for poseable leaves)

Abbreviations (US Terms)

• MR = magic ring
• ch = chain
• sl st = slip stitch
• sc = single crochet
• hdc = half double crochet
• dc = double crochet
• tr = treble crochet
• inc = 2 sc in same st
• dec = sc2tog
• BLO / FLO = back loop only / front loop only
• picot = ch2, sl st in 2nd ch from hook

(If you want the official standardized list, you can also reference Craft Yarn Council crochet abbreviations.

Notes Before You Start (So It Looks “Pro”)

• Tension matters: keep stitches tight for a crisp mini bouquet.
• Use a stitch marker on the small rounds (especially the center/calyx).
• Shape = magic: petals look best after you gently roll/curve them before stitching.
• Wrapper hack: make it slightly wider than you think—wrapping eats width.

Crochet Mini Flower Bouquet Pattern

1) Flower Center

• R1: MR, 5 sc (5)
• R2: inc in next 2 sts, sc in next st, inc in next 2 sts (9)
• R3: sc around (9)
• R4: BLO dec, dec, sc, dec, dec (5)
• Fasten off and close.

Front-loop ruffle (from R3 FLO, change color if you want)

• Join yarn in any FLO of R3, then (sl st, ch4, sl st) in each FLO stitch around = 9 loops.
• Fasten off.

2) Petals

R1 — Make 6 petal strips

• MR, repeat 6 times:
• sc in ring, ch7, starting in 2nd ch from hook: sc in next 6 ch (back toward the ring)

R2 — Shape each strip (work around each strip)

For each petal strip:

• Up one side: sc, hdc, dc, tr inc, tr inc
• Tip stitch: (tr, dc, picot, dc, tr)
• Down the other side: tr inc, tr inc, dc, hdc, sc

Repeat for all 6 petals. Fasten off.
Roll/shape petals around the center and stitch to secure.

3) Calyx / Flower Base

• R1: MR, 5 sc (6)
• R2: inc around (12)
• R3: sc around (12)
• R4 (make 6 sepals): repeat 6 times:
  ch6, starting in 3rd ch from hook: sl st in next 2 ch, sc in next ch, hdc in next ch
  skip 1 st on the base round, sl st in next st
  Fasten off, leave a tail to sew under the flower.

4) Leaf (make 1–2)

• Ch 10 (optional: crochet thin wire inside).
• Starting in 2nd ch from hook:
  sc, hdc, tr x5, hdc, (sc, picot, sc) in last ch

• Other side of foundation chain:
• hdc, tr x5, hdc, sc
• Fasten off.

5) Wrapper / Packaging

• Row 1: ch32, dc in 3rd ch from hook and dc across = 30 dc
• Row 2+: ch2, turn, dc across (30)
• Repeat rows until it’s the width you like. Fasten off.

6) Tie

• ch75, fasten off.

Assembly

1) Attach the calyx under the flower

• Turn the flower upside down.
• Center the calyx on the bottom (the flat circle part sits against the flower base).
• Use the long tail to sew around in a small circle, catching a few stitches from the flower underside.
• Pull snug so the calyx sits tight and clean.

2) Build the bloom shape (petals around the center)

• Place the yellow center in the middle of the petal piece.
• Wrap the petals around it one by one, slightly overlapping.
• When you like the shape, tack it with 3–6 small stitches at the bottom:
  • stitch through the petal base + into the underside of the center/calyx area
    (Don’t sew high on the petals—only at the base so they stay puffy.)

3) Add the leaves (1–2 leaves)

• Put the leaf base behind/under the calyx so it peeks out from the side.
• Sew only the leaf base with 2–4 stitches.
• Bend/curve the leaf outward for a natural bouquet look.

4) Make the wrapper cone (clean wrap method)

• Lay the wrapper rectangle flat (choose the prettier side as the outside).
• Put the flower near one edge, slightly above the center.
• Roll the wrapper diagonally into a cone:
  • the first corner becomes the front flap
  • the other side wraps behind
• Adjust until the flower sits nicely and the top opening frames the bloom.

5) Secure + tie

• If the wrapper wants to unroll, add 1–2 tiny stitches at the bottom back seam (or use a small dot of fabric glue).
• Wrap the tie around the bottom of the cone 2 times.
• Tie a bow (trim ends if needed).

✅ Finished look: A gift-ready crochet mini flower bouquet with a stable bloom, visible leaves, and a neat cone wrap.

Variations (quick ideas)

Color themes

• Classic rose: red petals + white ruffle + yellow center + green leaves + kraft/beige wrapper.
• Pastel gift: light pink petals + white ruffle + pale yellow center + mint leaves + baby blue wrapper.
• Bold pop: hot pink petals + yellow center + bright green leaves + black or dark wrapper.

Wrapper styles (same pattern, different look)

• Tight mini cone: crochet fewer rows (short wrapper).
• Tall bouquet wrap: add a few rows so the wrapper sits higher behind the bloom.
• Two-tone wrap: change wrapper color for the last 2–3 rows.

Leaf options

• Minimal: 1 leaf on the side.
• Fuller bouquet: 2 leaves in a “V” behind the flower.
• Poseable leaf: crochet thin wire inside the leaf.

Gift set idea

Pair this crochet mini flower bouquet with a Valentine make like the Crochet Lips Pattern for Valentine’s Day for a cute handmade bundle.

FAQ about mini flower bouquet crochet pattern

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