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These Floral Brooch Free Knitting Patterns use minimal yarn and produce beautiful, wearable accessories in just a few hours. Check them out now!
If you have a few spare hours and leftover yarn, these floral brooch patterns are worth trying. They are ideal for everyday use and gifting purposes. Here are nine free patterns to choose from.
Floral Brooch Free Knitting Patterns
1. Knitted Floral Brooch
Check out this free pattern by Linda Cyr at Yarnspirations. It includes five different knitted floral brooches: Carnation, Lily, Rolled Rose, and two crocheted styles. They are quite easy to make!
2. DIY Poppy Brooch
Mareena Wallace’s poppy brooch is a meaningful pattern originally created for the Great Lakes 5000 Poppies Project. It’s knitted with 3.75mm needles with red worsted-weight yarn, and an 18mm black button.
3. Tweed Flower Brooch
Take a look at these gorgeous floral brooches by Joanna Marshall. She used twisted knit tweed stitch to create these gorgeous floral brooches. Besides personal use, they are ideal for community craft fairs and charity events.
4. Thistle Brooch Knitting Pattern
This thistle brooch is inspired by Scotland’s national flower. You will need 4mm needles and DK yarn – no extra tools required. The best part? Only 20 minutes and Tea Cosy Folk’s free pattern are enough to make this accessory.
5. Knitted Flower Brooch
The dark center of this brooch goes quite well with the white petals. It creates a nice contrast isn’t it? Check out Søstrene Grene’s blog post and make one for your date night outfit.
6. Sego Lily Knitted Brooch
Inspired by the State flower of Utah, Virginia Catherall has designed this Sego Lily. All you need is fingering-weight yarn with stockinette stitch and 2-2.75mm needle.
7. Bluebell Brooch
This brooch from Helena Keighley features bell-shaped blooms that give it a light, delicate look. It’s a good spring or summer accessory that works well on lighter outfits.
8. Knitted Poppy Brooch
Imogen Cooper has worked in classic red with a dark center, resembling a realistic poppy. It is a meaningful accessory choice for anyone who wants to wear a flower in a more lasting, reusable form.