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Flowers on my hook ...

…. These flowers are not new for me ….
I made a set of coasters a while ago (see here !) and I'm still enjoying them !


I found the pattern of the "Starburst Flower" in this book : 150 Knit and Crochet Motifs, by Heather Lodinsky.
I tried to find any pin related to this pattern, but no luck : sorry!!!
I still love these gorgeous flowers, so I decided to crochet them again : a smaller version this time !


I think this is a nice one, too, but I kept it simple, not crocheting any slip stitch chain …


…. and the first one called for a second one ….


…. and for a third one ….


…. and obviously, I didn't stop there …
So I decided to start, each time, with small groups of 1 round black circles …


Then, I add a second round of white cotton perle'…



… and a third one with a neutral colour as beige ….

… So the number of blooming flowers is getting bigger and bigger …





…. and, as you can see, I'm joining them one by one ….


xxxx Alessandra , happy weekend !!!

Today links : Link your Stuff!Craft Schooling Sunday and Busy Fingers Showing Off #76 !!!

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  1. Beautiful Alessandra, all your crochet works are exquisite!

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  2. Sometimes there is great joy in creating something over and over and over again. They look great. :)

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  3. Oh yes, I love these flowers! Well done :-)) X Chantal

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  4. Beautiful flowers! And a fabulous splash of colour, Alessandra!

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  5. Lovely.....really like their black Centres :) xxx

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  6. Mooi retro je bloemetjes! Hier worden ook bloemetjes gehaakt... voor de onderrand van een gordijn! Maar daar heb ik wel nog wat werk mee! Dat duurt nog even vooraleer ik daarmee klaar ben!
    Fijne zondag!

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    1. Happy you like them!!!!
      Hope your flowery curtains will be completed soon : soooo curious!!!!!
      xxxxxx Ale

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  7. So pretty! You have a whole flower garden there! xx

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  8. Són molt boniques, Ale! Això serà una bufanda????
    Estic impacient per veure el resultat!!!
    Que tinguis un bonic diumenge!

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  9. Makes me happyyyy to see your flowersssss

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  10. Cute! Love the colors!
    Kate :}

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  11. ♥love your beautiful and colorful flowers! Happy Sunday my friend! xxx Riitta

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  12. Those are so pretty and colourful! I can't wait to see them when they're all done!

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  13. Ooh... they are adorable! You could also use them to make a scarf :)
    I am sure it would be quite an eye catching piece!

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  14. Great to have you back on craft schooling Sunday, can't wait to see how this turns out!

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  15. They look cute and colorful!:)

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  16. pretty Ale, what will it be I wonder. X

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  17. These are beautiful. I'm excited to see the finished project. Please share it if you can.

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    1. Hi Pat!!! thank you food your visit and lovely comment!!! I'll share more pictures about my flowers soon!!!!! ;oD
      xxxxxx Ale

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  18. Lovely flowers, I like the dark centers too!

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    1. Ciao Andre'e!!! Happy 2015!!!! So nice to have you back here at my "home"!!!! Hope everything is fine!!!! I'll visit you soon, xxxxx Ale

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  19. Beautiful works as always :)

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