Flower Mask Crochet Pattern Free With Button And Pearls

This 2-in-1 flower mask connector crochet pattern is perfect for anyone looking to add a personal touch to their face masks. The pattern combines functional design with decorative elements, creating a charming piece that not only connects the mask securely but also adds a pop of color and texture.

Crochet Flower Mask

With buttons, pearls, and the beautiful flower design, this connector enhances any mask, turning a basic accessory into a stylish, handmade statement. It's a versatile project—ideal for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike—offering opportunities for customization and creativity. Plus, the step-by-step instructions ensure you can follow along easily, making it simple to create two connectors in no time.

Creating the Base of the Connector

Start by making a chain stitch.
In the first chain, create a slip stitch, then continue with six more chain stitches.
Make five single crochets in the same hole.
In the next hole, make one single crochet, followed by four single crochets in the next hole.
Each side should have five single crochets, totaling ten single crochets.
Make a slip stitch in the first single crochet.
For the flower base, make three chain stitches, then a double crochet in the same hole where you made the slip stitch.
Create a gap of two chain stitches, then make three more chain stitches, totaling five chain stitches.

Make one double crochet starting from the third chain.

Repeat the previous step: make five chain stitches and one double crochet starting from the third chain.
Make 70 chain stitches for the strap.
After completing the 70 chain stitches, make three more chain stitches and one double crochet in the third hole from the hook.
Cut and tidy the yarn using a lighter to prevent fraying.
Create a second connector base so you have two in total.

Decorating with Flowers

Using salmon-colored yarn, insert it into the same hole where you made the double crochet.
Make six slip stitches.
Make a slip stitch in the large hole. Continue until you have six petals.
Make the last slip stitch in the same hole where you started the chain.
Make slip stitches along the 70 chain stitches you created earlier.
Once completed, make a slip stitch in the large hole.
Make four chain stitches and three slip stitches.

Make two slip stitches in the two chain stitches that act as a connector or gap between the petals.
Repeat the process for the next two large holes: make petals by creating four chain stitches and three slip stitches, then two slip stitches as a gap between the petals.
In the last large hole, make three petals. Once done, turn the piece and make three more petals on the other side.
For the last petal, make a slip stitch in the large hole.
Make one chain stitch and cut the yarn.
Tidy up by pulling the yarn end to the back of the petal and burning it.
Repeat the process to create a second decorated part.

Connecting the Two Parts

Arrange the two connector parts.
Take yarn and make one chain stitch.
Position the two connectors as shown in the video.
Make one chain stitch, then single crochet around the connector.
Make two chain stitches, then single crochet into two strands of yarn.
Make four single crochets.
Make two single crochets, then a slip stitch.
Cut and tidy the yarn.

Attaching Buttons and Pearls

Attach a button and a pearl. The video mentions using a 6mm pearl and a 1.8mm button.
Attach the pearl to the center of the flower using a running stitch.
Attach the button, sewing it several times to ensure it's secure.
Repeat for the second part.