Flower Bouquet Amigurumi Crochet Pattern Bundle PDF

Create an upright, vase-ready arrangement with this DIGITAL PDF AMIGURUMI CROCHET PATTERN BUNDLE for a Crochet Flower Bouquet. This listing is for a downloadable pattern bundle (not a finished bouquet). With multiple flower and foliage designs included, you can mix colors and shapes to build your own balanced bouquet, from bold focal blooms to soft fillers and greenery.

The bundle is designed for beginner-friendly makers and uses US crochet terminology. You’ll work in continuous rounds unless otherwise stated, use a stitch marker to track rounds, and follow clear assembly steps for shaping petals, attaching centers, and building stems that stand upright when wrapped around floral wire or a pipe cleaner.

What’s included in this Crochet Flower Bouquet pattern bundle:

• Sunflower (raised center, layered petals, attachable stem, small leaves)
• Rose (coiled spiral bloom, sepal base, stem, medium leaves)
• Lily (open blossom with 6 elongated petals, stem, long leaves)
• Lavender (textured spike clusters on a slim stem)
• Mixed small flowers (5-petal blossoms with tiny center puff; optional mini stem)
• Bud stems (small buds with sepal collar and tapered stem; optional fiberfill)
• Leaf elements (small and large flat leaves for stem coverage)
• Additional floral variations (daisy-style flat bloom with center and optional stem)

Finished size: Varies by item; bouquet scale fits a 6–8 in tall vase when stems are grouped. Estimated time: about 6–10 hours for a small bouquet set.

Materials: Worsted weight (4) smooth acrylic or cotton yarn in yellow, brown, red, pink, purple, blue, white, and green; 3.5 mm hook; stitch markers, tapestry needle, scissors; 12–16 in floral wire or pipe cleaners (for stems); floral tape (optional); fiberfill (optional for buds).

Safety note: If using wire, fully cover cut ends and keep away from children and pets.

Copyright: © 2026 Amigurumi Design. Finished items may be sold in limited quantities with credit. Do not copy, share, translate, or resell the pattern.