Crochet Baby’s Breath Free Pattern

From your request I have created the Crochet Baby’s Breath Free Pattern also known as Gypsophila paniculata to add to my collection of FREE CROCHET FLOWERS. Back in January I put out a question for you to choose what Free crochet flowers to make this year and I got a request to make the most delicate of all flowers. This gorgeous, tiny, gentle spray of flowers is used in bouquets of flowers in nearly every season.

My free Crochet Baby’s Breath pattern is written below with a simple step by step written photo tutorial or if you prefer a video tutorial, I have also made a Youtube video.

Materials

• 2 meters white Thread yarn ( I have used Circulo Clea yarn)
• 1.25mm crochet hook
• Yarn needle
• Scissors
• Dried Branch for your flowers
• Glue

Gauge: N/A

Size: My flowers are 1cm in diameter.

Notes: The flower is created worked in round of a magic circle. Each flower is individually made then glued to a branch of your choice.

Crochet Stitches

To make my crochet Baby’s Breath Free Pattern, you will be using a few crochet stitches including: Double Crochet (dc), slip stitch (sl st).

How to make a Crochet Gypsophila Paniculata

Row 1: White yarn | 1.25mm crochet hook. Make a magic circle, *ch2, dc, ch2, sl st into the magic circle* repeat * to * 3 more times. Close the magic circle. Fasten off and weave in your ends. Total: 4 petals.

Assembly

Make a collection of flowers, find a branch which has a lot of branching similar to a natural Gypsophila paniculata stem. Glue the flowers individually to the stem.

Congratulations you have made your Crochet Baby’s Breath Flower. I would love to see you crochet creations, please tag me on @moara_crochet on Instagram to share your work.

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