Crochet Sanrio Bouquet Patterns (Hello Kitty, My Melody & Kuromi)

Unleash your creativity with the Crochet Sanrio Bouquet Tutorial, featuring beloved characters Hello Kitty, My Melody, and Kuromi, to delight any fan!

Imagine bringing the charm of Hello Kitty, My Melody, and Kuromi together in a delightful bouquet. This free Crochet Sanrio Bouquet Tutorial guides you in making adorable, themed arrangements that brighten any space. Each character adds a playful touch to your décor or makes for the perfect personalized gift. The tutorial’s step-by-step instructions ensure a fun and relaxing experience, suitable for both beginners and seasoned crocheters. Enhance your skills and enjoy the heartfelt joy of handmade creations without any hassle. Turn your love for these beloved Sanrio characters into something tangible and beautiful.

How To Crochet Whimsical Sanrio Bouquet

Tools and Materials

Details:
- 4-ply cotton yarn
- 3.5 mm crochet hook
- A needle
- A pair of scissors
- Stuffing tool

Flower Part of the Bouquet

Choose Colors: Choose the color for your flower.
Foundation Chains: Make a foundation of six chains.

Flower Crochet Pattern

Row 1:
- Chain: Start with one chain.
- Back Bump Insertion: Insert the hook into the back bump.
- Single Crochet: Do one single crochet.
- Increase: One increase.
- Triple Crochet: Three single crochet in one stitch.
- Repeat: Repeat four times.
Form the Flower:
- Spiral Shape: Shape the spiral into a bloom.
- Secure: Secure it with sewing using a needle and yarn.

Leaves Section

Three Leaves:
- Foundations: Start with three chains.
- Row 1:
  - Chain: Make one chain for turning.
  - Back Bumps:
    - One single crochet in the first bump.
    - One half double crochet in the second bump.
    - Slip stitch into the last bump.
- Repeat: Repeat for two more leaves without cutting the yarn.
- Cluster: Create a small cluster by repeating the same pattern for the second and third leaves.

Make Eight Flowers

Repeat the Flower Pattern: Crochet a total of eight flowers using the same pattern.

Hello Kitty Head

Start:
- Magic Ring: Start with six single crochets into the magic ring.
- Slip Stitch: Do a slip stitch in the first stitch to close it off, then chain one to start the next round.
Rounds:
- Round 1: Increase in each stitch around (12 stitches total).
- Round 2: One single crochet, one increase (6 times, 18 stitches).
- Round 3: One increase, followed by two single crochets (6 times, 24 stitches).
- Rounds 4-6: Single crochet in each stitch till end (24 stitches).
Decreases:
- Round 7: One decrease (invisible decrease technique), followed by two single crochets (6 times, 18 stitches).

Features: Eyes and Nose

Eyes:
- Position: Insert the 0.4 mm eye beads on round four (4 stitches between eyes).
Nose:
- Position: Insert the 0.3 mm nose bead on round five, positioned between the eyes.
Secure: Use a safety plug or melt the ends to secure the beads.

Hello Kitty’s Head Assembly and Ribbon

Ears:
- Crochet Ears: Follow the provided ear pattern.
- Attach Ears: Sew onto the head between rounds 2-4.
Ribbon:
- Magic Ring: Start with a magic ring.
- Half Double Crochets: 2 half double crochets into the ring, followed by another 2 chains, and 1 slip stitch in a magic ring.
- Repeat: Repeat the pattern once more to complete the ribbon.
- Attach: Attach it to the head next to an ear.

Bouquet Body

Start:
- Magic Ring: Create a magic ring with six single crochets.
- Rounds:
- Increase and single crochet as directed until the number of stitches is 30.
- Decorate: Single crochet into every stitch from round six’s front loop using white yarn.
Complete:
- Tie: Use red yarn for the ribbon tie on the bouquet (55 stitches).

Additional Characters

My Melody’s Head and Other Features:
- Patterns: Crochet following the patterns for My Melody’s head, hat, and ears.
Kuromi’s Head and Other Features:
- Patterns: Crochet following the patterns for Kuromi’s head, hat, etc.