Here is a sweet loom knit five petal flower that will have your knits smelling like roses!…or is it daisies? ha-ha! At any rate this super-sweet Five Petal Flower with button accent has got us all in a tizzy. Check out the new pattern by Denice Johnson below. Here is a little note from her first. Welcome, Denice! -Kristen Mangus
I wanted to create a flower that was simple to make and also has detail of a five petal flower. I liked the look of Isela Phelps’ flower headband so I came up with a pattern thats easy to follow and can be used on hats as an embellishment. -Denice Johnson
FIVE PETAL FLOWER
Design by Denice Johnson
Inspired by a knit flower by Isela Phelps. This is the perfect project for all those extra balls of yarn you have laying around.
Knitting loom:
Yarn:
50 yards of 4 medium weight in Red Heart Super Saver in white or any color
Notions:
Knitting tool
Tapestry needle
Gauge:
4 stitches and 6 rows to 1 inch
Abbreviations
K=knit stitch
Pattern note:
Use one strand throughout entire project, pattern is worked in the round INSTRUCTIONS
Petal:
Draw string cast on all 12 pegs, work in the round.
Rounds 1‐10: knit to the end of round.
Remove with basic bind off. Sew closed, give a little tug to set stitches.
Make 4 more Petals as instructed above.
FINISHING
Line up all 5 pieces side by side on a flat surface, on flat edge fold over so corner touch and place on needle. Repeat for remainder of petals. Run through the first petal again and pull tight. Turn over and sew the back in place, turn over to front side and add a accent button.
©2015, Denice Johnson
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DOWNLOAD a copy of her pattern HERE: Five Petal Flower By Denice Johnson (Loom Knit Pattern)
We hope you enjoyed the Five Petal Flower for the loom. Be sure to post a photo on social media and tag #DeniceJohnson or @GoodKnitKisses to spread the loomy love!
Happy Looming!! -Kristen
(Editors notes: Use U-knit stitch and NOT an E-wrap stitch per Denise’s recommendation. Pattern only altered slightly from Original file by Denice to fit format and style of GoodKnit Kisses and few grammatical corrections.)
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Video loom along tutorial courtesy of permission by Denice Johnson. Thank you Denice!
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So cute!! Love the idea with the floss threaders… I am a retired dental hygienist and I used to wear braces!
So easy to follow your video!
I made a smaller flower and it turned out sooo cute. I only did 5 rows per petal and I love it so much! I wish I could show you a picture of it. Thank you so much for this amazing easy to follow pattern!!
Coucou Kristen **
Vous qui avez l’air très informée en la matière **Ou peut-on trouver à acheter un ensemble tricotin ronds et longs !! dans le même Kit ??
Peut-on les acheter au détail ? Les crochets “étrangers” ergonomiques et de belles couleurs sont introuvables en France … ou peut-on les commander SVP ??
Mille Mercis pour vos “lumières”
M*
Awesome project
Thank you so much for this video! So easy to understand & wonderful to see someone with a sense of humor?
Most of the tutorial videos are so mechanical. I’m a beginner & really enjoyed learning from you.
Thank you so much for this video! So easy to understand & wonderful to see someone with a sense of humor?
Most of the tutorial videos are so mechanical. I’m a beginner & really enjoyed learning from you.
Good Morning. I would like to subscribe to your newsletter and videos. I tried the one on casting on for knitting last night. It was very helpful. Thank you.
Good Morning. I would like to subscribe to your newsletter and videos. I tried the one on casting on for knitting last night. It was very helpful. Thank you.
If I wanted a smaller flower, could I just do fewer rows per petal? Or…..is that even possible?
If I wanted a smaller flower, could I just do fewer rows per petal? Or…..is that even possible?
That sounds reasonable for shorter petals. The width of the petals would be about the same but you could even roll them instead of fold for a smaller width and different look, too. 🙂
That sounds reasonable for shorter petals. The width of the petals would be about the same but you could even roll them instead of fold for a smaller width and different look, too. 🙂