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.

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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