If you’re a fan of crochet patterns that combine elegance, texture, and a touch of whimsy, then the Crochet Petal Stitch Pattern is just what you need. This gorgeous stitch creates a stunning, flower-like texture that seems to bloom right off your project. It’s perfect for adding a soft, romantic flair to your crochet pieces—whether you’re working on a cozy baby blanket, a stylish wrap, or a charming home décor item like a pillow or table runner.
Crochet Petal Stitch Pattern
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The Petal Stitch uses a lovely mix of basic stitches and clusters to form its signature layered petals, and while it looks intricate, it’s surprisingly fun and rhythmic to crochet once you get the hang of it. The stitch pattern repeats beautifully and works especially well with soft pastels or gentle color transitions, making it ideal for spring-inspired projects or delicate baby gifts.
Ready to give your next project a floral twist? Let’s walk through the stitches and step-by-step instructions for this eye-catching pattern!
Crochet Petal Stitch Pattern
Stitches Used
Here are the key stitches you’ll need for this project:
Single Crochet (SC):
Insert hook into stitch, yarn over (YO), pull up a loop. YO again and pull through both loops on the hook.
Double Crochet (DC):
YO, insert hook into stitch, YO and pull up a loop. YO, pull through two loops, YO, pull through the remaining two.
Double Crochet 2 Together Cluster (CL):
YO, insert hook into stitch, YO, pull up a loop, YO, pull through two loops. YO, insert hook in the same stitch, YO, pull up a loop, YO, pull through two loops. YO, pull through all remaining loops on the hook.
Pattern Instructions
Foundation:
Start by chaining 146 (the pattern follows a multiple of 11 plus 3).
Row 1
In the 2nd chain from the hook, work:
1 SC, CH 1, skip next CH, SC in the following CH.
CH 3, skip 3 CH, SC in next. CH 3, skip 3 CH, SC in next. CH 2, skip 2 CH, SC in next.
Repeat from * until 10 chains remain. Then:
CH 3, skip 3 CH, SC in next, CH 3, skip 3 CH, SC in next, CH 1, skip 1, SC in the last chain.
Row 2
CH 3 and turn.
In the first chain space: CL, CH 2, CL.
CH 1, skip over SC and CH-3’s, SC in next SC.
CH 1, skip over next CH-3’s and SC, into CH-2 space: work (CL, CH 2, CL) three times.
CH 1, skip CH-3’s, SC in next SC.
Repeat from * until 7 spaces remain.
In the last CH-1 space, work (CL, CH 2, CL), then finish the row with 1 DC in last SC, pulling through with your new color (Peach Blossom).
Row 3
CH 1 and turn.
SC into first DC.
CH 3, CL into the tops of next four CLs, CH 3, SC in the next CH-2 space.
Repeat from * to the end, finishing with SC in top of turning CH.
Row 4
CH 1 and turn.
SC in first SC.
CH 3, SC on top of next CL, CH 2, skip next 2 CLs, SC in top of next CL, CH 3, SC in next SC.
Repeat from * to end.
Row 5
CH 1 and turn.
SC in first SC.
CH 1, skip 3 chains, in CH-2 space: (CL, CH 2, CL) three times. CH 1, skip 3 chains, SC in next SC.
Repeat from * to end, pulling through with new color (Baby Gray).
Row 6
CH 3 and turn.
CL in each of next 2 CLs, CH 3, SC in CH-2 space, CH 3.
CL in each of next 4 CLs, CH 3, SC in next CH-2 space, CH 3.
Repeat from * to last 2 CLs, work 1 CL in each, then DC in final SC.
Row 7
CH 1 and turn.
SC in first DC, CH 1, skip 1 CL, SC in next CL, CH 3, SC in next SC, CH 3.
SC in next CL, CH 2, skip 2 CLs, SC in next CL, CH 3, SC in next SC, CH 3.
Repeat from * to last 2 CLs, SC in next CL, CH 1, skip 1 CL, SC in turning chain.
Diagram
diagram
Color Change Sequence
To enhance the petal effect, switch colors at the following points:
After Row 2, switch from White to Peach Blossom.
After Row 5, change to Baby Gray.
Repeat Rows 2 to 7 as your stitch sequence:
6 rows in Peach Blossom
5 rows in White
10 rows in Baby Gray
End your piece after Row 7, in the middle of a flower motif. Place a stitch marker in your last stitch – don’t fasten off or cut the yarn just yet. This point will become the starting spot for your border.
The Petal Stitch Pattern brings charm and dimension to any crochet project. Its elegant texture and shifting colors make it a fun and rewarding stitch to work with – perfect for both beginner and seasoned crocheters looking to branch into floral-inspired designs.
Stay inspired and keep blooming with your creativity!
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