This is the flower I used on the kid-sized lacy shells headwarmer pattern .  I love how the cluster makes a puff.  Though if I had made...

This flower is for the nursery wall of the on-the-way girl #3. I also made a crochet one and a felt one using other people's tutoria...

I've been making crochet and felt flowers and bows for my girls' hair for a long time, and pretty early on I realized that most hand...

This is a larger version of the original no-sew rose .  Created with a flat circle for a base, it's more streamlined than the prevai...

Using a similar technique as the no-sew rose , this flower is a clean spiral, great for making a few into a headband or decorating a hat....

Here is #2 sporting the tie headband.  I saw a lacy tie headband on Pinterest, and I was inspired to make a baby-sized one for my girlie...

I used this flower on the 6-month size of the deeply textured hat .

  I made this flower for the stretchy baby headband .  I like how rounded the tops of the petals turned out.

Newborn size  here 3-month size  here 6-month size  here 9-12 month size  here Toddler size  here Youth/Adult Small sizes here Adul...

I used this flower for the new version of the Newborn Earflap Hat .

Newborn size here . 6-month size here . 9-12 month size here . Hat should measure about 12" in circumference for a newborn.

The prevailing method for making a crochet rose is to make a scalloped strip, roll it up, and sew it shut.  I just couldn't get min...

I really hate weaving in ends.  This headband still has only two ends to weave in, even after sewing on a button - yay for less work! ...

Three of these sweet, puffy flowers were the appliques on my Bobblicious Baby Hat .  For the flower on the far left, I used a 5 mm (H/8)...

Bonus pattern this week!  Since these flowers are not exactly ground-breaking, I didn't think they each deserved their own week.  :...