Crochet Popcorn Flower

Crochet Popcorn Flower is a delightful and fun pattern that adds a touch of whimsy to any project. The popcorn stitch creates a unique texture that resembles the cheerful appearance of a flower in full bloom. It's a great way to showcase your creativity and crochet skills, perfect for embellishing blankets, hats, or even as stand-alone decorations. Once you get the hang of the technique, watching the flowers come to life is truly rewarding and enjoyable. So grab your yarn, hook, and a cup of tea, and let's crochet some popcorn flowers together!

With Bulky yarn scrap from hat, ch 5, sl st tog.

Round 1: Ch 3, 14 dc in ring, sl st tog.

Round 2: Ch 3, do 4 dc in same st. Remove hook and put hook in the top st of ch 3. Put hook back into last dc and pull loop through. (Making a popcorn). *Ch 3, skip a st and do 5 dc in next stitch. Remove hook and put hook in the top st of ch 3. Put hook back into last dc and pull loop through. (Making a popcorn). Repeat from * all the way around. (6 popcorns)

Attach cream chunky yarn scrap, Round 3: Attach cream yarn with sl st in ch 3 space from Round 2. Ch 3, do 4 dc in same st. Remove hook and put hook in the top st of ch 3. Put hook back into last dc and pull loop through. (Making a popcorn). Ch 3 and 5 dc in same space. Remove hook and put hook in the top st of ch 3. Put hook back into last dc and pull loop through. (Making a popcorn). Ch 3. *In next ch 3 space from Round 2, 5 dc. Remove hook and put hook in the top st of ch 3. Put hook back into last dc and pull loop through. (Making a popcorn). Ch 3 and 5 dc in same space. Remove hook and put hook in the top st of ch 3. Put hook back into last dc and pull loop through. (Making a popcorn). Ch 3. Repeat from * around. Sl st to first popcorn.

Note: you will have 12 popcorns in Round 3. 2 popcorns in each ch 3 space.

Round 4: Sl st to ch 3 space from Round 3. In that space, do ch 1, hdc, dc, tr, dc, hdc, sl st. Repeat pattern for each ch 3 space. Making the petals. Fasten off.

Leave tails to sew onto whatever item you want to sew it on. In picture is a hat.

Take scrap fun fur (I used champagne color) and sew in the center. Fluff and tie it off through hat.