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Little Flower Brooch

Photo Credit: Lisa Gutierrez, Ravelry

I found this pattern on Ravelry and since I am in a brooch-making mood lately, I picked this for today’s post.

I love the delicateness of this brooch.  It has a very soft and feminine look.

When I hooked up the pattern I used a 2.25 mm hook and some buttons from my Nana’s button tin – I guess I could safely call those vintage 😉

For the first one I hooked up I used Bernat Cotton Thread in white (10) and the second one I hooked up I used Aunt Lydia’s Fashion 3 (lilac), also from my stash.  I already had some pinbacks in my ‘jewellery’ making stash so I was ready to proceed.

This pattern is simple.  The brooch took less than 30-minutes to complete, from start to finish.

I prefer the look using the Aunt Lydia’s Fashion 3 – but I am also more comfortable using that thread as it is the one I used when designing the Simplicity Bracelet pattern.  I think if I were to use the 10-thread again I would try to use a smaller (yikes!!) hook –

Here are my results:

I’m very new to ‘thread crochet’ so I am pleased with my first attempts!  This pattern is a quick and easy one to use and practise manipulating thread and a small hook – they are approximately 1.5″ across in size.

Happy crocheting!

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