Bring home a floral vibe with these simple Crochet Sunflower Plant Patterns and use them as decor, gifts, or toys for your baby.
These Crochet Sunflower Plant Patterns will instantly brighten your space and will bring a smile to your face with their pretty petals. They are quick and easy to crochet; hence, you can easily try the patterns in your free time. Pick a pot if you want to gift someone, pick a flower if you want to crochet it for the vase, and pick both if it’s for your baby.
Crochet Sunflower Plant Patterns
1. DIY Crochet Sunflower Potted Plant
Want to crochet flowers that will brighten up your desk without needing any care? Try this DIY Sunflower Potted Plant by Handy Mom’s DIY. The cheerful sunflower stays fresh-looking all year, making it a fun little project for your study table, shelf, or workspace. It is suitable for beginners and makes a great project if you are looking for something simple to crochet without spending too much time on it. Follow the video tutorial step by step and make your own sunflower pot to add a handmade touch to your space.
2. Crochet Sunflower Pot
Add a bold yellow to your space with this cheerful Crochet Sunflower Pot by Lily’s Lyric. Made with Sport-weight yarn, the sunflower uses a 2 mm crochet hook, while the pot is worked with a 3 mm hook to give it the right shape and structure. With 10 repeats measuring 2.5 cm in the pattern gauge, this project is a fun way to practice smaller crochet details while creating a flower that will never wilt. Place your finished sunflower on a desk, shelf, or windowsill for a bright handmade decoration.
3. Beginner’s Crochet Sunflower Pot
You don’t need a shelf full of decor pieces when one cheerful flower can do the job. This Beginner’s Crochet Sunflower Pot by DIY Yarn Crafts features a small crocheted pot topped with a bright sunflower, making it an easy addition to a desk, bedside table, or shelf. Grab your yarn and crochet hook, follow along with the video tutorial, and make a little sunflower pot that can brighten up any corner of your home.
4. Mini Sunflower Buddy Crochet Pattern
Buying flowers for your loved ones? Crochet them instead with this Mini Sunflower Buddy Crochet Pattern by Squibble’s Crochet Corner. This intermediate-level project makes a sweet handmade gift that can stay with them long after fresh flowers fade. The pattern has a gauge of 30 single crochet stitches across 5 rounds measuring 2 inches (5 cm). For the best sizing, work rounds 1–5 of the pot and measure across its diameter before moving ahead.
5. Easy Crochet Sunflower Pattern
Real flowers take time to grow, and a bunch of sunflowers can get expensive. Instead, grab some yarn and a 2.00 mm (G) crochet hook and make this Easy Crochet Sunflower by Jess Crafting within a few hours. The simple pattern is a fun way to create a bright flower that you can keep on your desk, add to a handmade bouquet, or gift to someone special. Follow along with the pattern and make a sunflower that stays fresh-looking without any watering or sunlight.
6. Sunflower With Pot Crochet Pattern
Add a summer touch to your home with this Sunflower With Pot Crochet Pattern by Crochetleh. Made with 5-ply cotton yarn and a 3 mm crochet hook, this cheerful project features a cute sunflower with eyes and a little smile that gives it plenty of personality. The finished flower comes with its own crocheted pot, making it easy to place on a desk, shelf, or side table. Follow the tutorial and make this fun sunflower pot for a bright handmade decoration that you can enjoy all year.
7. Free Crochet Sunflower Pattern
Add some yellow to the green of your plants with this Free Crochet Sunflower pattern by Virkadia. The pattern includes a small crocheted pot filled with faux mud, along with safety eyes that give the sunflower a fun little face. It uses medium-weight yarn and a size H-8 (5 mm) crochet hook, with a gauge of 18 single crochet stitches × 21 rows measuring 4 inches. This is a fun project for making a cheerful plant companion that can sit on your desk, shelf, or windowsill without needing any care.
8. Crochet Sunflower Pot Amigurumi
If you are not an experienced crocheter but want to try making flowers, this Crochet Sunflower Amigurumi by The Yarn Bowl Crochet is a great project to start with. It is quick and simple to work up using size 4 acrylic yarn and a 3.5 mm crochet hook. The easy construction makes it less intimidating for beginners while still giving you a cheerful sunflower to display or use in other handmade projects. Grab your yarn and hook, follow along with the pattern, and have a sunflower ready in no time.
9. Upcycled Crochet Sunflower Pot Pattern
If you are obsessed with DIY and upcycling projects, this crochet sunflower pot pattern by Eye Love Knots is a fun one to try. Instead of crocheting a pot from scratch, the pattern gives old cups a new purpose by turning them into planters for your handmade sunflower. You’ll need an H-8 (5 mm) crochet hook, with a gauge of 30 half double crochet stitches in the round measuring 3 inches in diameter. It is a creative way to reuse cups you already have while making a bright sunflower pot for your home.
10. Free Sunflower Amigurumi Pattern
Make your toddler smile by making this free Sunflower Amigurumi pattern by Stringy DingDing. The cheerful flower features a wide stitched smile that gives it a fun look, while stitched facial details are used instead of safety eyes, making it a more suitable option for little ones. Rated as an intermediate project, it is worked with a 4 mm crochet hook and makes a sweet handmade toy or nursery decoration. Follow the pattern and create a sunflower your toddler can enjoy.
11. Cute Crochet Sunflower Pattern
If you only want to make a flower and not a complete pot, this Cute Crochet Sunflower pattern by Gathered is a great choice. The pattern focuses on the sunflower itself, so you can make the flower and place it in a vase to brighten up your room. It also works well for handmade bouquets, gift wrapping, or adding to other crochet projects. Choose your favorite shades of yellow and green and create a sunflower that can be displayed without any watering or maintenance.
