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 An Iris Blossom

The Beauty of the Crocheted Iris Blossom: A Masterpiece of Yarn

Welcome to my blog! Today, I’ll show you how to create the fascinating crocheted iris blossom – a true masterpiece of yarn that will elevate your crochet projects to the next level. Learn why this flower is a must-have project for every crochet enthusiast.

The Crocheted Iris Blossom: A Detailed Crochet Project

The crocheted iris blossom is more than just a simple project. It is a detailed artwork that captures the elegance and vibrant colors of nature in yarn. The versatility of this crochet flower makes it a highlight in any creative project.

Why Crochet an Iris Blossom?

Decorative Variety: A crocheted iris blossom offers countless uses. Whether as a central decoration in a bouquet or a stylish table decor – this flower enhances any arrangement. Vibrant Colors: The iris stands out with its vivid colors – from deep blue to bright yellow to delicate white or violet. With crochet, you can perfectly replicate this color palette and make your projects colorful. Complexity and Challenge: Crocheting an iris blossom is a challenging project that teaches new techniques to both beginners and experienced crocheters. It’s a wonderful opportunity to expand your skills and experience a sense of accomplishment.

Ideas for Using Your Crocheted Iris Blossom

Home Decor: Add an elegant touch to your home decor by displaying the crocheted iris blossom in vases or decorative bowls. It also looks great as a wreath or garland, all year round. Gifts: Handmade gifts always carry a special meaning. A crocheted iris blossom is a loving and personal gift for friends and family. Show them how much they mean to you.

A Project of Passion

Crocheting an iris blossom requires patience, precision, and attention to detail. The effort is worth it because the end result is an incomparable piece of art that reflects the beauty of nature in your handiwork. Something wonderful is created from simple yarn.

Whether you are just starting with crocheting or are already an experienced crochet artist – the crocheted iris blossom offers a wonderful way to expand your skills and express your creativity. Dive into the world of crocheting and be inspired by the fascinating beauty of the iris blossom.

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Crochet Instructions

For these flowers, besides yarn and a corresponding crochet hook, you will also need:

• Silver or gold floral wire, with a diameter of 0.35 mm
• Green stem wire, 0.8 mm thick
• Green floral tape about 12 mm wide
• Wire cutters
• Hot glue

Continue with the Instructions

Petals 6x

Crochet with single crochet (sc) in rows, ending each row with a turning chain.

With blue yarn:

• Chain 2 and make a turning chain

Row 1:

• In each chain, make 2 sc (4)

Row 2:

• Increase the first and last stitch (6)

Row 3:

• Crochet 6 sc, place a marker on both sides (6)

Rows 4-6:

• Crochet 6 sc each row (6)

Row 7:

• Crochet the first and last 2 stitches together (4)

Rows 8-15:

• Crochet 4 sc each row (4)

Row 16:

• Crochet 2 sc together (2)

Row 17:

• Crochet 2 sc (2)

Now, place a 35 cm piece of silver or gold floral wire along the outer edge of the petal. Crochet around the petal in the same or a different shade of blue, incorporating the wire:

• Crochet around the petal with sc up to the first marker. From there, crochet 3 half double crochets (hdc) in each stitch until the next marker, then continue with sc.
• After finishing, cut the thread with about 10 cm extra. Twist the wire ends together.
• Sew in the yarn end.

Yellow Strip 3x

With yellow yarn:

• Chain 14 and 2 chains as a substitute for 2 hdc
• In the 3rd chain from the hook, crochet (1 hdc + 1 chain + 2 hdc)
• Then crochet 1 sc in each subsequent chain.
• Finish, cut the yarn, and sew in the end.

Calyx

Crochet the calyx with sc in rounds, closing each round with a slip stitch.

With green yarn:

• Chain 6 and close the round with a slip stitch

Round 1:

• Crochet 12 sc in the ring (12)

Rounds 2-3:

• Crochet 12 sc in each round (12)

Finish, cut the yarn, and sew in the end.

Leaf

Crochet with sc in rows, ending each row with a turning chain.

Chain 1 and make a turning chain.

Row 1:

• Crochet 2 sc in the starting chain.

Row 2:

• Crochet 2 sc (2)

Row 3:

• Double each sc (4)

Rows 4-45:

• Crochet 4 sc each row (4)

Place a 55 cm piece of green floral wire along the outer edge of the leaf and crochet around the leaf with sc, incorporating the wire. At the tip of the leaf, crochet 3 sc in one stitch.

• Finish, cut the yarn, and sew in the end.
• Twist the wire ends together.

Finishing

• Sew one yellow strip onto each of the 3 petals (see photo).
• Trim all wire stems to about 5 cm with wire cutters.
• Arrange the 3 petals without strips into a triangle and twist the wire ends together.
• Then arrange the 3 petals with strips around the first 3 petals and twist the wire ends together.
• Place the stem wire at the bottom of the flower and twist it with the wire ends of the petals. Secure with a bit of hot glue. Slide the calyx over the stem wire up to the petals.
  • ATTENTION: Add a drop of hot glue inside the calyx beforehand.
• Twist all wire ends tightly together and wrap them densely with floral tape. Secure with a bit of hot glue.
• Place the leaf against the stem and twist the wire slightly with the stem. Wrap tightly with floral tape and secure with a drop of hot glue.
• Shape the petals as desired