Framed Flower Brooches – pattern release

My newest pattern features an imaginative way to make flower brooches using frames to which the flowers can be attached, or precisely – tied to the frame instead of sewing them onto it, which in turn- results in different flower arrangements with the same frame.

The set of brooches can be
made in whatever yarn weight you desire. Heavier weights will yield bigger
brooches / flowers, and smaller weights will yield tinier brooches/flowers.

This
tutorial contains patterns for 4 types of flowers and 2 frames. By combining
them you can get a wide variety of beautiful and eye-catching brooches.

What you’ll need to make these:

*sport cotton yarn of your choice (I can
recommend Phil Cotton 3 and Tango) and a 3.00 mm hook (UK11) (US 10/3). Left over yarn is best for this project.

Also needed: tapestry needle for weaving ends,
st-markers, sewing needle and thread, scissors, brooch pin.

Stitches:
chain (ch), chain space (ch-space), skip (sk),
slip stitch (sl st), single crochet (sc), half
double crochet (hdc), double crochet (dc), treble (tr). American terminology
used.

The pattern is in my etsy, ravelry shops.