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Felt Flowers
Brighten up your coat or bag or hat!!
Pin these flower brooches anywhere that needs a little lift. Singly or in a big happy group these felted flowers will bring a smile.
These cute flowers are knitted in sections and sewn together before felting them in your washing machine.
I give 4 pages of full and detailed line by line instructions for knitting, making up and felting these flowers.
With a pretty button button sewn in the center and a brooch clasp on the back these easy to knit flowers will delight you.
Finished size
Small flower 10cm (4”) diameter
Large flower 13cm (5”) diameter
Knitting needles 8mm (UK 0 /US 11)
Recommended yarn:- rico creative filz any shades or cascade 220 held double.
Materials
1x 50g (50m) ball makes two small or one large flower.
Small Flower 13g (13m, 14yds)
Large Flower 18g (18m, 19yds)
Stitches used in this pattern-
k1row= knit one row
p1row = purl one row
kfb = make a stitch by knitting into the front and then into the back of the same stitch.
k2tog = Knit the next 2 stitches together
This pattern is suitable for new knitters and ideal for those who want to try felting for the first time
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- First published: September 2011
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- Last updated: October 25, 2019 …
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