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Mini bouquet: 3D Crochet Flower Generator

Assemble three different heads with soft cords

This miniature bouquet combines a sixty-output rose, a ninety-output tulip and a sixty-four-output raised daisy. Their heads total 214 crochet outputs. Three stem cords each start with twenty chains and return with nineteen slip stitches, adding fifty-seven. A separate twelve-chain tie has eleven return slip stitches. The complete original setup therefore has 282 main outputs across eight crocheted pieces.

Complete each head before adding its stem

The rose must have every rolled foundation layer sewn. The tulip needs its three marked rim points joined while the intervening lobe arcs stay open. The raised daisy needs its lightly filled center closed and attached with four distributed tacks. These are three different finishing routes. Starting to tie unfinished components into a bunch can conceal loose center layers or an unclosed filled piece.

Attach each cord through named underside regions

For every stem, skip the nearest foundation chain and slip stitch back along the remaining nineteen chains. Use its first two slip stitches for two separate head-attachment tacks. At the tulip base use round-one positions one and four. At the daisy center use positions one and five. For the rose, catch the securely sewn foundation layers. Pin the actual head and cord together before reinforcing so the connection supports the intended orientation.

Tie an arrangement that remains flexible

Gather the three soft cords at the desired relative head heights. Wrap the separate short tie around them, knot its ends securely and weave attachment tails. This makes a flexible decorative bunch, not a wire-stemmed arrangement that is certified to stand upright. Try it against a backing or within the intended display support and inspect real head spacing and balance.

Why are there eight pieces for three flowers?

The daisy has two components; the rose and tulip have one each. Those four head pieces combine with three stem cords and one separate tie.

Does changing the stem-chain count alter the heads?

It changes the three return-cord lengths. The rose and tulip settings retain their separate effects on their own head recipes.

Exact setup, working key and complete sequence

Open the 3D Crochet Flower Generator and choose mini-bouquet. Set the rose/frill/petal field to 6, tulip growth to three, cup even rounds to three and soft cord chains to twenty. Inactive fields do not change this construction. Download the complete original project JSON before experimenting. Use compatible yarn, a matching hook, removable markers, scissors and a tapestry needle; the closed daisy center additionally needs a little suitable filling.

The sequence below uses US terms: sc is single crochet, hdc half double, dc double and tr treble. Ch means chain and sl st slip stitch. UK mode displays dc, htr, tr and dtr respectively without changing the source geometry or counts. Keep each component quantity with its recipe. Foundation chains, decorative chains and separately labeled assembly units are distinct from the stated main-output workload. Review the stitch-chart reading guide when tracing receiving lines.

Symbol Chart and Stitch Preview show the same generated source structure in different schematic forms. The complete written route below remains necessary for rolling, shaping and finishing. Neither vector view is a photograph or evidence of a physically tested flower. Measure and inspect the real sample, secure every tail and compare its backing before final attachment. Save the full JSON with your yarn, hook, measured size and finishing notes so a later version can be reproduced.

rose head · make 1 · project yarn 1C1C2C3C4C5C6C7C8C9C10C11C12C13C14C15C16C17C18C19Row 1: 18 sts · first working groupRow 1: 18 sts · final working groupRow 2: 42 sts · first working groupRow 2: 42 sts · final working groupRow 1: 18 completed stitches.Row 2: 42 completed stitches.Finish 3: 0 finishing reference.Yarn 1: #A35567X=sc;short T=hdc;barred T=dc;two bars=tr;oval=ch;dot=sl st.MR=magic ring;E#=existing row end;B#=existing rim base. Lines show sources;follow written count units.tulip head / Unfilled tulip cup · make 1 · project yarn 1Unwrapped component stitch maps — US termsOpen cylinder × 1; spiral rounds; no turnsOpen cylinder · Round 1: 6 sts · first working groupOpen cylinder R1, stitch 1; MROpen cylinder R1, stitch 2; MROpen cylinder R1, stitch 3; MROpen cylinder R1, stitch 4; MROpen cylinder R1, stitch 5; MROpen cylinder · Round 1: 6 sts · final working groupOpen cylinder R1, stitch 6; MRR1: 6Open cylinder · Round 2: 12 sts · first working groupOpen cylinder R2, stitch 1; R1S1Open cylinder R2, stitch 2; R1S1Open cylinder R2, stitch 3; R1S2Open cylinder R2, stitch 4; R1S2Open cylinder R2, stitch 5; R1S3Open cylinder R2, stitch 6; R1S3Open cylinder R2, stitch 7; R1S4Open cylinder R2, stitch 8; R1S4Open cylinder R2, stitch 9; R1S5Open cylinder R2, stitch 10; R1S5Open cylinder R2, stitch 11; R1S6Open cylinder · Round 2: 12 sts · final working groupOpen cylinder R2, stitch 12; R1S6R2: 12Open cylinder · Round 3: 18 sts · first working groupOpen cylinder R3, stitch 1; R2S1Open cylinder R3, stitch 2; R2S2Open cylinder R3, stitch 3; R2S2Open cylinder R3, stitch 4; R2S3Open cylinder R3, stitch 5; R2S4Open cylinder R3, stitch 6; R2S4Open cylinder R3, stitch 7; R2S5Open cylinder R3, stitch 8; R2S6Open cylinder R3, stitch 9; R2S6Open cylinder R3, stitch 10; R2S7Open cylinder R3, stitch 11; R2S8Open cylinder R3, stitch 12; R2S8Open cylinder R3, stitch 13; R2S9Open cylinder R3, stitch 14; R2S10Open cylinder R3, stitch 15; R2S10Open cylinder R3, stitch 16; R2S11Open cylinder R3, stitch 17; R2S12Open cylinder · Round 3: 18 sts · final working groupOpen cylinder R3, stitch 18; R2S12R3: 18Open cylinder · Round 4: 18 sts · first working groupOpen cylinder R4, stitch 1; R3S1Open cylinder R4, stitch 2; R3S2Open cylinder R4, stitch 3; R3S3Open cylinder R4, stitch 4; R3S4Open cylinder R4, stitch 5; R3S5Open cylinder R4, stitch 6; R3S6Open cylinder R4, stitch 7; R3S7Open cylinder R4, stitch 8; R3S8Open cylinder R4, stitch 9; R3S9Open cylinder R4, stitch 10; R3S10Open cylinder R4, stitch 11; R3S11Open cylinder R4, stitch 12; R3S12Open cylinder R4, stitch 13; R3S13Open cylinder R4, stitch 14; R3S14Open cylinder R4, stitch 15; R3S15Open cylinder R4, stitch 16; R3S16Open cylinder R4, stitch 17; R3S17Open cylinder · Round 4: 18 sts · final working groupOpen cylinder R4, stitch 18; R3S18R4: 18Open cylinder · Round 5: 18 sts · first working groupOpen cylinder R5, stitch 1; R4S1Open cylinder R5, stitch 2; R4S2Open cylinder R5, stitch 3; R4S3Open cylinder R5, stitch 4; R4S4Open cylinder R5, stitch 5; R4S5Open cylinder R5, stitch 6; R4S6Open cylinder R5, stitch 7; R4S7Open cylinder R5, stitch 8; R4S8Open cylinder R5, stitch 9; R4S9Open cylinder R5, stitch 10; R4S10Open cylinder R5, stitch 11; R4S11Open cylinder R5, stitch 12; R4S12Open cylinder R5, stitch 13; R4S13Open cylinder R5, stitch 14; R4S14Open cylinder R5, stitch 15; R4S15Open cylinder R5, stitch 16; R4S16Open cylinder R5, stitch 17; R4S17Open cylinder · Round 5: 18 sts · final working groupOpen cylinder R5, stitch 18; R4S18R5: 18Open cylinder · Round 6: 18 sts · first working groupOpen cylinder R6, stitch 1; R5S1Open cylinder R6, stitch 2; R5S2Open cylinder R6, stitch 3; R5S3Open cylinder R6, stitch 4; R5S4Open cylinder R6, stitch 5; R5S5Open cylinder R6, stitch 6; R5S6Open cylinder R6, stitch 7; R5S7Open cylinder R6, stitch 8; R5S8Open cylinder R6, stitch 9; R5S9Open cylinder R6, stitch 10; R5S10Open cylinder R6, stitch 11; R5S11Open cylinder R6, stitch 12; R5S12Open cylinder R6, stitch 13; R5S13Open cylinder R6, stitch 14; R5S14Open cylinder R6, stitch 15; R5S15Open cylinder R6, stitch 16; R5S16Open cylinder R6, stitch 17; R5S17Open cylinder · Round 6: 18 sts · final working groupOpen cylinder R6, stitch 18; R5S18R6: 18Left to right from each coral marker; ends meet around the part. Do not turn.X = US sc / UK dc. Two source lines meet at a decrease. Follow written finishes.Yarn 1: #A35567Component connections and closure referencesOpen cylinder 1Leave rim open · last 18 stsConnection graph only; locate exact part rounds and attachment pairs in linked instructions.raised-daisy head / Eight-petal daisy · make 1 · project yarn 1, 2MRRound 1: 8 sts · first working groupRound 1: 8 sts · final working groupRound 2: 32 sts · first working groupRound 2: 32 sts · final working groupRound 1: 8 completed stitches.Round 2: 32 completed stitches.Finish 3: 0 finishing reference.Yarn 1: #A35567Yarn 2: #567A66X=sc;short T=hdc;barred T=dc;two bars=tr;oval=ch;dot=sl st.MR=magic ring;E#=existing row end;B#=existing rim base. Lines show sources;follow written count units.raised-daisy head / Raised closed center · make 1 · project yarn 3Unwrapped component stitch maps — US termsSphere × 1; spiral rounds; no turnsSphere · Round 1: 6 sts · first working groupSphere R1, stitch 1; MRSphere R1, stitch 2; MRSphere R1, stitch 3; MRSphere R1, stitch 4; MRSphere R1, stitch 5; MRSphere · Round 1: 6 sts · final working groupSphere R1, stitch 6; MRR1: 6Sphere · Round 2: 12 sts · first working groupSphere R2, stitch 1; R1S1Sphere R2, stitch 2; R1S1Sphere R2, stitch 3; R1S2Sphere R2, stitch 4; R1S2Sphere R2, stitch 5; R1S3Sphere R2, stitch 6; R1S3Sphere R2, stitch 7; R1S4Sphere R2, stitch 8; R1S4Sphere R2, stitch 9; R1S5Sphere R2, stitch 10; R1S5Sphere R2, stitch 11; R1S6Sphere · Round 2: 12 sts · final working groupSphere R2, stitch 12; R1S6R2: 12Sphere · Round 3: 6 sts · first working groupSphere R3, stitch 1; R2S1 + R2S2Sphere · Round 3: 6 stsSphere R3, stitch 2; R2S3 + R2S4Sphere · Round 3: 6 stsSphere R3, stitch 3; R2S5 + R2S6Sphere · Round 3: 6 stsSphere R3, stitch 4; R2S7 + R2S8Sphere · Round 3: 6 stsSphere R3, stitch 5; R2S9 + R2S10Sphere · Round 3: 6 sts · final working groupSphere R3, stitch 6; R2S11 + R2S12R3: 6Left to right from each coral marker; ends meet around the part. Do not turn.X = US sc / UK dc. Two source lines meet at a decrease. Follow written finishes.Yarn 1: #E4CA78Component connections and closure referencesSphere 1Draw 6 loops closed · last 6 stsConnection graph only; locate exact part rounds and attachment pairs in linked instructions.Soft stem cords · make 3 · project yarn 2C1C2C3C4C5C6C7C8C9C10C11C12C13C14C15C16C17C18C19C20Row 1: 19 sts · first working groupRow 1: 19 sts · final working groupRow 1: 19 completed stitches.Yarn 1: #567A66X=sc;short T=hdc;barred T=dc;two bars=tr;oval=ch;dot=sl st.MR=magic ring;E#=existing row end;B#=existing rim base. Lines show sources;follow written count units.Separate bunching tie · make 1 · project yarn 3C1C2C3C4C5C6C7C8C9C10C11C12Row 1: 11 sts · first working groupRow 1: 11 sts · final working groupRow 1: 11 completed stitches.Yarn 1: #E4CA78X=sc;short T=hdc;barred T=dc;two bars=tr;oval=ch;dot=sl st.MR=magic ring;E#=existing row end;B#=existing rim base. Lines show sources;follow written count units.Each source chart describes one copy. Follow its own foundation, direction, repeats and finish.Project yarn slots retain their actual colors; component legends describe their local recipes.1: #A355672: #567A663: #E4CA78Assembly 1: 3 rim shaping tacks · use the linked complete step.Assembly 2: 4 center-to-daisy sewing tacks · use the linked complete step.Assembly 3: 6 head-to-stem sewing tacks · use the linked complete step.Assembly 4: 1 soft bouquet tie · use the linked complete step.Working order · USSTART rose head · Row 1 ← · 18 countedoutputs per copyrose head · Row 2 → · 42 counted outputsper copyFinishing / assembly reference 3 • · 0finishing referencetulip head / Unfilled tulip cup · Round 1↻ · 6 counted outputs per copytulip head / Unfilled tulip cup · Round 2↻ · 12 counted outputs per copytulip head / Unfilled tulip cup · Round 3↻ · 18 counted outputs per copytulip head / Unfilled tulip cup · Round 4↻ · 18 counted outputs per copytulip head / Unfilled tulip cup · Round 5↻ · 18 counted outputs per copytulip head / Unfilled tulip cup · Round 6↻ · 18 counted outputs per copyraised-daisy head / Eight-petal daisy ·Round 1 ↻ · 8 counted outputs per copyraised-daisy head / Eight-petal daisy ·Round 2 ↻ · 32 counted outputs per copyFinishing / assembly reference 12 • · 0finishing referenceraised-daisy head / Raised closed center ·Round 1 ↻ · 6 counted outputs per copyraised-daisy head / Raised closed center ·Round 2 ↻ · 12 counted outputs per copyraised-daisy head / Raised closed center ·Round 3 ↻ · 6 counted outputs per copySoft stem cords · Row 1 ← · 19 countedoutputs per copySeparate bunching tie · Row 1 ← · 11counted outputs per copyFinishing / assembly reference 18 • · 3rim shaping tacksFinishing / assembly reference 19 • · 4center-to-daisy sewing tacksFinishing / assembly reference 20 • · 6head-to-stem sewing tacksEND Finishing / assembly reference 21 • ·1 soft bouquet tieBlue marker = first group; dashed = last group.Read chain / join / repeat details in linked steps.

Every worked row, round and assembly reference

  1. rose head (make 1), row 1: Ch 19; sc in the second chain from hook and each remaining chain: 18 sc. Turning chains do not count. [18 counted outputs per copy]
  2. rose head (make 1), row 2: Ch1,turn (not counted). Repeat [sl st in next sc,5dc in next sc,sl st in next sc] 6 times. 30 dc and 12 construction slip stitches;each repeat consumes three distinct old sc. Fasten off with a long sewing tail. [42 counted outputs per copy]
  3. rose head (make 1), row 3: Roll the first shell tightly for the center;wind the remaining shells around it with the foundation edge underneath. Sew through every rolled foundation layer several times,secure the underside and weave tails without crushing the petal tops. Fasten off, weave the foundation tail into the wrong side and leave a suitable attachment tail. Block the unfilled applique without stretching; sew through the underside and bases rather than crushing visible tops. [0 finishing reference]
  4. tulip head / Unfilled tulip cup (make 1), round 1: Open cylinder (make 1), round 1, base yarn #A35567: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 6 sc. Tighten ring and mark first stitch. Continue in a spiral without joining or turning. [6 counted outputs per copy]
  5. tulip head / Unfilled tulip cup (make 1), round 2: Open cylinder (make 1), round 2, base yarn #A35567: Repeat [0 sc, 2 sc in next stitch] 6 times. Each increase makes two stitches in one old base. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  6. tulip head / Unfilled tulip cup (make 1), round 3: Open cylinder (make 1), round 3, base yarn #A35567: Repeat [1 sc, 2 sc in next stitch] 6 times. Each increase makes two stitches in one old base. [18 counted outputs per copy]
  7. tulip head / Unfilled tulip cup (make 1), round 4: Open cylinder (make 1), round 4, base yarn #A35567: Sc once in each old stitch; move the first-stitch marker. [18 counted outputs per copy]
  8. tulip head / Unfilled tulip cup (make 1), round 5: Open cylinder (make 1), round 5, base yarn #A35567: Sc once in each old stitch; move the first-stitch marker. [18 counted outputs per copy]
  9. tulip head / Unfilled tulip cup (make 1), round 6: Open cylinder (make 1), round 6, base yarn #A35567: Sc once in each old stitch; move the first-stitch marker. Fasten off and weave the tail on the inside. Leave the final rim open; no cap or decrease round is supplied. Fasten off, weave in ends and block the completed motif without stretching. [18 counted outputs per copy]
  10. raised-daisy head / Eight-petal daisy (make 1), round 1: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 8 sc; sl st to the first sc, excluding this routine join from the count. Tighten the ring. [8 counted outputs per copy]
  11. raised-daisy head / Eight-petal daisy (make 1), round 2: In each of the 8 old sc work [ch2,3dc,ch2,sl st] into that same base. Move to the next old sc for the next petal. 8 petals: 24 dc, 8 petal-closing slip stitches and 32 decorative chains. The petal-closing slip stitches are included in this round's 32 completed stitches. [32 counted outputs per copy]
  12. raised-daisy head / Eight-petal daisy (make 1), round 3: Fasten off, weave the foundation tail into the wrong side and leave a suitable attachment tail. Block the unfilled applique without stretching; sew through the underside and bases rather than crushing visible tops. [0 finishing reference]
  13. raised-daisy head / Raised closed center (make 1), round 1: Sphere (make 1), round 1, base yarn #E4CA78: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 6 sc. Tighten ring and mark first stitch. Continue in a spiral without joining or turning. [6 counted outputs per copy]
  14. raised-daisy head / Raised closed center (make 1), round 2: Sphere (make 1), round 2, base yarn #E4CA78: Repeat [0 sc, 2 sc in next stitch] 6 times. Each increase makes two stitches in one old base. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  15. raised-daisy head / Raised closed center (make 1), round 3: Sphere (make 1), round 3, base yarn #E4CA78: Repeat [0 sc, sc2tog over next two stitches] 6 times. Each decrease consumes two old bases and makes one stitch. Add filling before the opening becomes too small. Fasten off; pass the tail through the remaining six front loops, draw closed and conceal the tail. This sewing closure adds no crochet round. Fasten off, weave in ends and block the completed motif without stretching. [6 counted outputs per copy]
  16. Soft stem cords (make 3), row 1: Ch 20. Skip the nearest chain. Sl st in the second chain from hook and each remaining chain: 19 slip stitches. Do not add an extra turning row. Leave both ends long enough for the stated attachment. Fasten off and retain suitable attachment tails. This cord is soft;it contains no rigid stem or hidden wire. [19 counted outputs per copy]
  17. Separate bunching tie (make 1), row 1: Ch 12. Skip the nearest chain. Sl st in the second chain from hook and each remaining chain: 11 slip stitches. Do not add an extra turning row. Leave both ends long enough for the stated attachment. Fasten off and retain suitable attachment tails. This cord is soft;it contains no rigid stem or hidden wire. [11 counted outputs per copy]
  18. tulip head: Keep the cup unfilled. On its final round6,mark stitches1,7,13. Bring these three rim points together;sew1to7,7to13,and13to1. Reinforce the three-way center while leaving the three intervening rim arcs unsewn as lobes. Conceal the tails without gathering the entire opening. [3 rim shaping tacks]
  19. raised-daisy head: Lightly fill and close the small center as its source states. Pin its widest round2stitches1,4,7,10 respectively over daisy center-round1stitches1,3,5,7. Sew and reinforce those four distributed tacks through the back. Keep petal tops free and verify the real raised center does not distort the daisy. [4 center-to-daisy sewing tacks]
  20. Finish each of the 3 flower heads through its own source steps first. Attach one soft stem cord with two separate tacks through its first two slip stitches and the securely finished underside of that head. For the tulip use base round1positions1and4;for a daisy use its center positions1and5;for rolled heads catch the secured foundation layers. Pin the actual heads before reinforcing. These cords are flexible,not rigid standing stems. [6 head-to-stem sewing tacks]
  21. Arrange the completed heads at the intended relative heights,gather the soft cords and wrap the separate short tie around them. Knot its ends securely and weave attachment tails. This is a soft decorative bouquet;physical balance,head spacing and stem length need a real trial. [1 soft bouquet tie]
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