Cute Crochet Flower Tissue Holder Pattern – Step By Step Guide

Titivate your space with our playful crochet Flower Tissue Holder – a fun, functional accessory that adds charm and whimsy to any room!

This can convert your living space in a brighter springtime. It captivating design effortlessly combines practicality with aesthetic appeal, making it a standout accessory for any room. Ideal for adding a touch of sophistication to your home decor, the pattern features intricate floral motifs that bring a sense of nature’s beauty indoors.

Crochet Flower Tissue Holder

Whether you’re looking to impress guests or simply elevate your everyday surroundings, this cozy little creation adds a burst of color wherever you place it. Its thoughtful construction ensures that tissues are easily accessible while remaining neatly concealed within a lovely crocheted exterior.

Tip:

Choose high-quality yarn in complementary colors for a luxurious finish that enhances the overall design.

Materials Needed:

• Onitsuga polycherry thread
• 4/0 hook from Tulip
• Lighter
• Needle and sewing thread (for attaching the button)

Instructions:

Foundation Row:

• Make a slip knot.
• Chain 36.
• Slip stitch into the first chain to form a circle.

Row 1:

• Chain 1.
• Do 2 single crochets into each stitch until the end of the round.
• Slip stitch to join. You should have 48 single crochets.

For Row 2:

• Chain 1 (only in the back loop).
• Single crochet in each stitch around.
• Slip stitch to join.

Row 3 (Flower Pattern):

• Chain 1.
• HDC into the next stitch, then 1 double crochet, 1 double crochet increase (2 double crochets in one stitch), 1 double crochet, 1 HDC.
• Chain 1, slip stitch into the same stitch. This completes one flower petal.
• Repeat around to make 8 petals in total. Join with a slip stitch and cut the thread. Secure the end with a lighter.

Row 4:

• Change to green thread.
• From a flower petal, count three stitches from the slip stitch section.
• Make 3 chains, enter 2 double crochets together in the same stitch.
• Repeat the pattern around with 6 chains skipping petals to make the leaf pattern.
• Join with slip stitch and chain one to secure the green thread.

For Row 5:

• Change to light yellow thread.
• Work following patterns into cavities of the petals: 3 chains, 2 double crochets, 3 chains again, then 4 double crochets in each cavity.
• Continue around and join with slip stitch. Chain one to secure.

Rows 6 & Beyond:

• Continue with light purple thread, working one double crochet in every stitch and creating two double crochets in the cavities.
• Work till you achieve the desired height, counting rows until you reach 13 rows.

Final Rows:

• Continue using light yellow thread and double crochets as earlier described.
• For the final pattern before the stitches are secured, switch to copper color in the cavities, creating a chain and skipping sequences to form a detailed edge.

Finishing Touches:

• Attach a button on the inside of the fourth row using a needle and thread.
• Trim all excess threads with a lighter.

Completion:

• End the project by weaving in all loose ends securely and attaching the button decoratively.