Cute Lovely Crochet Petite Flower Ring Tutorial

Make a tiny, adorable flower that never wilts, sitting pretty on your finger. That is exactly what this cute crochet flower ring is. With some yarn and a hook, anyone can bring this little piece of everlasting bloom to life. It’s a simple project, combining colorful yarn to form a small flower, then attaching it to a cozy ring that fits snugly around your finger.

Crochet Flower Ring

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It’s not just a ring, it’s a piece of handmade joy, a sprinkle of spring you can carry with you. Whether for yourself or as a sweet gift, this crochet flower ring adds a touch of charm and whimsy to any day.

Materials Needed:

Yarn
Crochet hook

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Step-by-Step Crochet Flower Ring:

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Flower Heart:

Begin with a double circle or a magic ring.
Chain 1 (this does not count as a stitch).

Complete 10 single crochets inside the circle.

Pause and verify that you have precisely 10 stitches.

Close the circle tightly.

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If using a normal magic ring, follow the same process.
Slip stitch through the first stitch to close the circle completely.
Cut off the yarn and leave the tail.

Flower Petals:

Attach a new color yarn (for petals) to any stitch of the flower heart.
Chain 2, then do 2 double crochets in the same stitch.
In the next stitch, repeat the 2 double crochets.
Chain 2, followed by a slip stitch in the next stitch.
Repeat the above steps to create five petals in total.

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At each new petal starting point, chain 2, then make 2 double crochets, and continue the pattern.

Once all petals are created, chain 2, and slip stitch into the first stitch to finish the round.
Secure the end, cut off the yarn, and weave in any loose ends.

Making the Ring:

Start with a slip knot and chain 16 (or adjust the number of chains according to your finger size).
Measure the chain around your finger to ensure a good fit; adjust if necessary.
Work a half double crochet into the third chain from the hook and into each back bump to the end.
Continue until the end chain, chain 2, and then slip stitch into the last stitch.
Secure the end and cut off the yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing.
Sew the chain into a ring shape using the long tails.