Granny Square Yarn 3D Crochet Flower

The Red Heart All-In-One Granny Square yarn is the gift that keeps on giving! This yarn was created with preset color changes that gives you the perfect 5-round color changes without having to fasten off and reattach strands of yarn or weave in a bunch of ends.

I recently discovered that granny squares aren’t the only thing that you can make with this yarn. You can make Flowers using the same preset color changes that are already built right into the yarn skeins! YEP! Adorable 3D crochet flowers that have the center color, 3 layers of different color petals, and then a granny square base that allows you to connect these in any way you’d like!

You can make 14 granny squares or 14 3D crochet flowers from each skein of yarn.

Genius if I do say so myself!

Red Heart All-In-One Granny Square Yarn comes in 18 different color ways! I am using the color Rainbow Sherbet for the flower in this tutorial.
>>You can see all the different shades and shop this yarn RIGHT HERE on Yarnspirations.com<<

I have created a pretty extensive photo tutorial & written pattern below as well as a complete video tutorial on my Repeat Crafter Me YouTube Channel that walks you through the entire Flower pattern from start to finish.

3D FLOWER VIDEO TUTORIAL:

Materials:
– 1 ball of Red Heart All-In-One Granny Square Yarn in color Rainbow Sherbet (or any color you like)
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– Size H Crochet Hook
– Tapestry Needle

Finished Size: Approximately 4 x 4 inches and almost 2 inches tall!

Granny Square Yarn 3D Flower Pattern:
Magic Ring, chain 1 and make 8 SC in ring, join, chain 1
Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch around, join (16 SC) End of first color (yellow)

Round 3: in front loops only, *chain 2 + 2 DC + chain 2 in first, skip a stitch, slip stitch into next and chain 2 + 2 DC + chain 2 in next, repeat from * making 8 petals, slip stitch to bottom of first petal. End of second color (green).

Round 4: now working in the back loops behind petals from round 3 (tension should be loose), chain 2 + 3 DC + chain 2, *skip a stitch and slip stitch into next back loop, chain 2 + 3 DC + chain 2, repeat from * around making 8 petals. End of third color (blue). Slip stitch to bottom of last petal.

Round 5: now working in back loops of blue petals from round 4, *chain 3 + 3 TC + chain 3 in first, slip stitch over to the next back loop, repeat from * around making 8 petals. End of fourth color (pink).

Round 6: working in back loops of pink petals, chain 2 (doesn’t count as DC) 2 DC + chain 3 + 2 DC all in one stitch (first corner made), chain 2 and skip a back loop, *2 DC + chain 3 + 2 DC in next, chain 2, skip a back loop, repeat from * around making 4 corner spaces. Join to first DC, slip stitch over so you are working in the first chain 3 corner space.

Round 7: note: keep tension a little tighter on this round. Chain 3 (counts as DC) 2 DC + chain 2 + 3 DC all in first corner, *chain 1, 3 DC in chain 2 space from previous round, chain 1, 3 DC + chain 2 + 3 DC in next corner, repeat from * around, join to top of chain 3, fasten off. End of white round. Weave in ends.