Collection · flowers + garden
Flower + garden crochet charts
Botanical charts are the backbone of filet crochet — a flower on an open mesh has been decorating curtains and table linens for a century. This collection gathers blooms, leaves, sprouts, and trees drawn as clean counted grids that work in any of the four stitch systems.
Florals love repetition: a single 40×40 bloom becomes a border when tiled, a cushion when centered, or a curtain panel when alternated with open mesh. Open any chart in the editor to build the repeat before you commit yarn to it.
Wheat Off
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Tapestry crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Wheat
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Filet crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Vegan
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Tapestry crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Tree Pine
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Trees
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Tree Palm
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Tree Deciduous
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Tent Tree
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Knit colorwork · 60×60 · 2 colors
Sprout
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Cross-stitch · 50×50 · 2 colors
Shrub
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Salad
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Filet crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
List Tree
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Filet crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Leafy Green
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Cross-stitch · 50×50 · 2 colors
Leaf
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Filet crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Grape
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Tapestry crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Folder Tree
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Flower
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Tapestry crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Flower 2
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Tapestry crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Clover
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Citrus
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Filet crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Cherry
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Knit colorwork · 60×60 · 2 colors
Carrot
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Bean Off
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Bean
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Knit colorwork · 50×50 · 2 colors
Banana
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Apple
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Questions makers ask
Which flower charts work best for filet crochet curtains?
Simple silhouettes with solid centers — the mesh background does the delicate work. Filet-type charts in this collection are drawn exactly for that: solid blocks for the bloom, open mesh for the ground.
Can I combine several botanical charts into one piece?
Yes — open each chart in the editor, copy the SLPN pattern code, and compose them on a larger canvas. Materials update as you go.
What hook and yarn should I use?
Each pattern page recommends gear based on the chart size and matched yarn weight — as a rule, tapestry charts assume worsted weight and a 5mm hook; filet assumes finer thread and a smaller hook.
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