Jane demonstrates how to crochet a simple leaf worked on 2 sides of a basic chain. She describes how the stitches are mirrored to achieve the leaf shape. Treble, half treble, and double crochet produce the classic leaf shape with the stem a simple chain stitch.
She reminds us how counting back en...

Jane Czaja continues her flower series with this tight button flower. Utilising a chain ring to start she demonstrates how to make another beautiful flower.
The stitches used are chain, treble, half treble and double crochet with simple slip stitches to produce the small subtle petals.
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Jane again starts her flower with the simple chain and double crochet centre. She subsequently uses a chain stitch to produce a of ring petals.
She describes how this daisy can be made using different yarn plies and hook sizes, in addition to selecting 2 colours of yarn.
Why not use these flowers...

Jane demonstrates how to crochet a basic six chain and double crochet to form the inner ring. This provides a solid base for crocheting the daisy utilising, treble crochet and slip stitches.
Cotton yarn provides a stable yarn for the flowers resulting in a beautiful finish. Jane uses an Aran cott...

Using Chunky Yarn and a size 4 hook Gaynor White shows a quick and easy method for crocheting a poppy.

These simple to follow instructions and handy tips are ideal for beginners to crochet.

Utilising half trebles, chains and slip stitches this 3 petal poppy grows quickly. Adding a leaf to y...

The flower crochet hexagon is Jane's favourite. Here she shares with you how to make the units using a 5 chain starter ring. Into this you need to make clusters of part trebles.

Jane suggest you might like to think about changing the colour, to make the flower more interesting and Jane takes y...