This crochet small pink flower is a flat, five-petal applique with a cream center and a green stem and leaves. The beginner-friendly pattern uses a few basic stitches and includes a step-by-step video tutorial. With the materials ready, the flower can take about 15 minutes to crochet, making it a quick detail for handmade accessories and decorations.

Use the pattern as written or choose different yarn colors to coordinate the flower with a finished project. If you are new to crochet, check the stitch abbreviations before starting and keep a stitch marker nearby to help track your work.
Crochet Small Pink Flower Pattern at a Glance
- Project type: Flat crochet applique
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated time: About 15 minutes
- Terms: US crochet terminology
- Video guidance: Available for additional help
Other flower applique ideas include a crochet yellow sunflower, a white sunflower applique, and a crochet tulip. These can provide inspiration if you are planning a collection of floral decorations.

Ways to Use the Finished Flower
Use one or more finished flowers as embellishments for hairpins, brooches, or bookmarks. They can also decorate crochet clothes, bags, and hats. Before attaching an applique to a wearable or frequently used item, consider how it will be secured and whether the attachment method is suitable for that project.
Materials for the Crochet Small Pink Flower
- Yarn in pink, cream, and green
- 2.0 mm crochet hook
- Scissors
- Darning needle
- Stitch marker
- Hot melt adhesive
Keep the three yarn colors separate and within reach. The cream yarn forms the center, pink yarn makes the petals, and green yarn is used for the leaf and stem section.

Stitches and Abbreviations
- sc: single crochet
- ch: chain stitch
- ss: slip stitch
- dc: double crochet
The pattern uses US crochet terms. If you are following a pattern written in another terminology system, check the stitch names before substituting them.
Step-by-Step Crochet Small Pink Flower Instructions
Flower Center and Petals: Cream and Pink
- With cream yarn, begin with a magic ring.
- Round 1: Work 5 sc into the ring.
- Round 2: Change to pink yarn. Work 1 ss and 1 ch, then work 2 sc in the next stitch 5 times. Finish with 1 ss and 1 ch.
- Round 3: Repeat the following sequence 5 times: in the same stitch, work 1 sc, 1 ch, and 2 dc; in the next stitch, work 2 dc, 1 ch, and 1 sc.
Keep the stitches even as you form the petals. If the flower begins to look uneven, pause and check that the repeated sequence has been worked the same number of times around.



Leaf and Stem: Green
Make a foundation chain of 8 ch. Starting from the 4th stitch from the hook, work 2 unfinished dc and pull through all loops. Work 3 ch, 1 ss, and 6 ch. Starting from the 2nd stitch from the hook, work 6 ss, then 3 ch and 2 unfinished dc; pull through all loops. Finish with 3 ch, 1 ss, and 4 ss.
This leaf-and-stem section is the same as the one used for the yellow sunflower. It is not demonstrated in this flower’s video tutorial; the yellow sunflower video provides guidance for this section.

Assemble the Applique
Arrange the flower and green stem-and-leaf piece in the intended position. Use the darning needle or hot melt adhesive listed in the materials to secure the pieces. If using hot melt adhesive, handle it carefully and let it cool fully before attaching or using the finished decoration.



The crochet small pink flower is ready to use once the parts are secured. Try other colors or multicolored yarn to match the applique to a particular accessory or decoration project.

Tips for a Neat Finish
- Use the same hook size throughout the project: 2.0 mm.
- Refer to the video tutorial if you need to see how the stitches or color change are worked.
- Check the flower’s shape before securing the green section so you can position the stem and leaves as desired.
- Weave in yarn ends with the darning needle where needed for a tidy finish.
Conclusion
This crochet small pink flower is a quick, beginner-friendly applique made with a cream center, five pink petals, and a green stem and leaves. Follow the US-term instructions, use the video for extra guidance, and choose colors that suit your project. Once assembled, the finished flower can add a handmade detail to accessories, clothing, bags, hats, or other crochet decorations.
