
The pattern was provided by "Elizabeth Cat". The pattern can be found amongst the comments under this flickr photo.
I think the original idea was, when done in purples, these flowers look a lot like African Violets, but when done in any colour, they just look like pretty, pretty flowers.
Well, since trying out the pattern I have discovered how very fun and very easy it is! And in a short amount of time I have made over a dozen of these lovely flowers - enough to make a smallish, round cushion! I am very excited as it will be the first crochet cushion I have ever made, and one of the first crochet projects that I will have ever actually completed. :-)
Anyway, here are a few photos of my flowers. I really love how colourful they are. I love arranging them in a rainbow-like spectrum; just looking at them cheers me. :-)



Hope you like my flowers and I hope you have a wonderful, colourful day.
Caz :-)
Nice work Cath!! I love a good blog, although I'm not sure that I would have signed up to a crochet-themed one if not for you. Looking forward to your creations!
ReplyDeleteTim
great job you did with the flowers ,i also love the shades you have in them
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT ! You should join our Ravelry swap!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ravelry.com/groups/african-flower-swap
Now I'd love to see some bag tutorials for these babies :)