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Crochet Flower Girl Tutu

Crochet Flower Girl Tutu was made for my little girl who is turning 3! The other day I worked up a crochet flower girl crown and decided to make a matching tutu to go with it since her old tutu is too small.

I also hooked up my crochet flower basket pattern! A perfect match for a 3 pieces crochet flower girl set. This set is just too cute, my baby girl loves it, as soon as I added the last piece of tulle she wanted it on and has not taken it off!

Crochet Flower Girl Tutu Pattern Notes..

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Size: I made this to fit my daughter who’s turning 3. Waist size 20.5″

Yarn: An ounce each of Red Heart Soft Touch Yarn White & Green & Pink. For the flowers I substituted the soft touch yarn for Ice Yarns Magic Baby in Whites/Pinks/Purples.

Hook: US I9/5.50mm

Supplies:

Tulle – Amounts are listed in the Adding Tulle.. Section
Elastic Sewing thread (Optional)

Special Stitches:

v-st – dc, ch 1, dc in same st.
long hdc – hdc in the spaces created between v-sts from rnd 4.
Popcorn Stitch (Pop-St) – 5 dc in same st, on last stitch draw up a 1″ loop, remove hook, insert hook beside first dc in behind the 5 dc, attach loop onto hook and draw up a loop.

Gauge: 7 sts = 2 inches wide

Notes: Pattern is worked in multiples of 3.

Rnd 6:

Rnd 7:

Working from the inside of the waistband, sew flower buds in with elastic thread. (Optional)

Adding Tulle..

I picked up 3 colours of tulle. It’s best to get tulle on the roll. If you get tulle on the roll you will need between 20-22 yards.

I went to lens mills and they only had tulle on the bolt, I grabbed 2 yards of 60″ wide tulle in 3 colours, Purple, White & Pink. I probably only needed about a yard for the 3″ wide strips, if you cut 4 inch strips you will need 1.5 yards.. Cutting tulle really can be a pain, I got the idea to roll it around a 3 inch wide piece of cardboard and cut along the edges (I’d probably do 4″ wide tulle if I were to do it again). Since the bolts are 60″ wide I cut the strips in half so my strips ended up being 3″ wide by 30″ long.

I added tulle in between the sc stitches from round 2 of the waist band. If you need help adding the tulle there is a photo tutorial available on my crochet tutu waistband pattern.