CROCHET PATTERNS (Crochet Pattern #124 Baneberry Flower ) – 365 Crochet Flowers Bouquet Project

About Baneberry

Baneberry (Actaea Spicata) is a flowering perennial plant native to Europe and Western Asia. It is relative of the buttercups, same as Anemone Hepatica, yesterday’s design.

The plant has toothed compound leaves, long and wide. The flowers bloom in erect racemes and have 4-6 white sepals which turn into black berries in the autumn. These berries are highly poisonous, so be aware. Even though they do no harm the birds, to humans they are deadly.

How to Crochet a Baneberry Flower?

Crochet Yarn

• Crochet cotton Size 10 colour A= white,
• Embroidery cotton (6strands) colour B = green.

Crochet Hook

• 1mm steel hook, 1.75 mm steel hook.

Details of components

• white flowers with 4-6 sepals spreading like spikes
• white pistil.

Crochet Flower Pattern

Crochet Pistil

Start: using colour B and 1.75mm hook, make 4ch, join with sl st, 1ch

R1: make 4sc in the ring and continue in spiral about 20sc, change to colour A in 2 ends, fasten off B

R2: make 4sc, join with sl st, 1ch

R3: same

R4: make 2sc in each sc = 8sc, join with sl st, 1ch

R5: 8sc, join with sl st, 1ch

R6: same

R7: same

R8: (1sc, skip next sc) x 4 = 4sc, join with sl st, 1ch

R9: 4sc, join with sl st, 1ch

R10: (1sc, 1hdc) x 4, join with sl st. Fasten off.

Crochet Corolla

The sepals, around 12pieces are born at the base of the pistil. We’re going to make 3 sepals in each of the 4 sc at the base of the pistil, right where we’ve changed colour from B to A.

Start: tie colour A (one end) at the base of the pistil and using 1mm hook,

R1: * make 1sc in next st, 15ch, 1 Clone knot and 14sl st,  1 sl st in the st from the beg) x 3. Repeat from * in each of the 4 sts around the base of the pistil. Fasten off.

Conclusion

This is it!  The crochet flower pattern is ready!

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If you have stumbled upon this page and you haven't heard about the 365 Crochet Flowers Bouquet Project, then feel free to check out the crochet patterns that I've designed so far!

Happy Crocheting!

_Camelia