I said, "It's humming bird. People named it colibri."
"How does it look?" she asked, again.
I opened Chrome on my phone and searched for colibri images. I found a beautiful picture that made me and my daughter charmed. Here is the pic:
My daughter said, "What a cute bird!"
I said, "What a beautiful flower!"
Seems like we have different point of view, haha!
I went to a nurseries and find no fuchsia flowers here, in Sumenep. So... I think I should make the crocheted ones.
Hours later, I messed up the yarn basket looking for white and pink fingering-weighted cotton yarns. I zoom-in the pic then tried to make petals.
Thanks God I found matching flower buds :D |
Done! |
I documented the making process, including pattern and step-by-step pictures. Then, in my spare time I wrote the tutorial.
If you want to make this crochet flower, too, you can get the pattern on my Etsy Shop. It's ON SALE!
--This listing is only for the pattern and tutorials, not the finished ones--
PDF file contains 5 pages; with charts, written instruction (US terms), step-by-step pictures, and links to watch the videos.
Pattern by: Novelia Ummu Nayfah
Difficulty: INTERMEDIATE
Tools and materials:
- Petals: Balinese cotton yarn; fingering; white
- Sepals: Balinese cotton yarn; fingering; pink
- 2.50 or 2.75 mm hook
- Flower buds
- Floral wire no. 16 and 24
- Synthetic leaves
- Glue gun
- Tapestry needle
COPYRIGHT NOTES:
• The design and pattern belongs to Novelia Ummu Nayfah, the writer of 3D Crochet and Tarn Crochet (originally written in Indonesian Language).
• You are not allowed to re-sell, copy (including digital copying such as screen shot), distribute or share this pattern and/or pictures within it in any form.
Thank you for dropping by and have a nice day!
Novelia.
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I got a problem with my gmail. Unfortunately, I didn't get any notifications.
Let me check my paypal summary, I will send it via email (with a bonus pattern).
I'm sorry for this inconvenience.