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Mini sunflower with stem
Hello Sunflower lovers!
Here I’ll show you how to crochet this miniature sunflower.
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This file includes written pattern (in US terms), chart diagrams, instructions and step by step photo guides that will show you how to make it.
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This is a quick to make sunflower and you’ll need just a small amount of thread for each sunflower. You can make just one sunflower and use it as dollhouse decor, attach it to a greeting card, a frame or even turn it into bookmark, brooch, earrings or necklace. You can also make as many as you’d like to create a sunflower bouquet.
MATERIALS NEEDED
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Steel crochet hook 1.0 mm • US size 12
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YARN/ THREAD
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DMC Petra Crochet Cotton Size 8 (100g/875yds each ball) Color A: light brown - 2 yds; Color B: army green - 5 yds; Color C: sun yellow - 3.5 yds.
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Any 4-ply acrylic yarn in dark brown: less than 1yd
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Jewelry wire/ craft wire size 0.3mm (Gauge 28) or 0.4mm (Gauge 26)
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Tacky glue
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Fabric stiffener or matte acrylic finisher
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Gauge isn’t really important for this project as long as you are consistent.
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If you use the same materials listed in this pattern, your sunflower would be about 7 cm (2.8 inches) long and 2.8 cm (1.1 inches) diameter. You can also crochet with other thread/ yarn and a suitable hook to make a bigger or smaller item.
I hope you’ll enjoy this pattern and have a happy summer!
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