Crochet Flower Tutorial for Beginners

Hello, today we’re crocheting a small flower using a simple method, perfect for beginners. We’ll use 4-ply cotton yarn and a 2.0mm crochet hook. First, take the yarn and wrap it around your finger to create a Magic Ring. Pull the yarn through, make one chain stitch as your starting chain, then work ten single crochets into the ring. After completing ten single crochets, tighten the working loop. Slip stitch into the first single crochet, then fasten off to complete the flower center. Switch colors for the petals. Insert your hook into the stitch space where you just slip stitched. Pull the yarn through, make three chain stitches. In the same position, work two treble crochets (working two loops at a time). Then, move to the next stitch space and work two more treble crochets. After four treble crochets are complete, make three chain stitches and slip stitch into the next stitch space. First petal complete—each petal is formed by four treble crochets. Continue to the next set: make three chain stitches, work two treble crochets in the same stitch space, then move to the next stitch space and work two more treble crochets. After four treble crochets, chain three, slip stitch into the next stitch space to finish the second petal. Continue: make three chain stitches, work two treble crochets in the same stitch space. After completing, move to the next stitch space, work two more treble crochets, then chain three, slip stitch into the next stitch space to complete the third petal. Repeat this pattern for the remaining two petals. For the final petal, after the last three chain stitches, slip stitch into the same stitch space. Then slip stitch once more into the initial stitch space. Fasten off. Weave the yarn tail to the back, tie a secure knot, and trim. Adjust the shape—done!