Free Crochet Vase With Tulip Flower Pattern For Home Decor

Brighten your favorite space with this Crochet Vase With Tulip Flower bringing a sweet handmade flower arrangement to tables and desks.

Crochê e amigurumi shares a wonderful pattern based on their original YouTube tutorial, giving full credit to the creator. The Crochet Vase with Tulip Flower is a delightful handmade decoration that combines a small crochet vase with a pretty tulip flower, perfect for adding a touch of charm to any room.

Mini Crochet Vase With Tulip Flower Free Pattern With Pretty Details

The finished piece is usually about 5 to 6 inches tall, making it an ideal size for shelves, desks, or tabletops. The vase has a smooth, rounded shape with clean stitches, while the tulip features soft petals and a slender stem that give it a natural and elegant look. Together, they create a cheerful and cozy accent for your home or a thoughtful handmade gift.

To make this project, you’ll need yarn in different colors for the vase, stem, and tulip petals, a crochet hook, fiberfill stuffing, and a yarn needle. The skill level is beginner to intermediate, suitable for those who know basic crochet stitches and want to try shaping and assembling small pieces.

The process involves crocheting the vase and flower separately, working in rounds to create smooth shapes. After finishing each part, you stuff them lightly and sew everything together carefully. This step-by-step approach makes the project relaxing and enjoyable, helping you practice small stitch work and simple construction.

Overall, the Crochet Vase with Tulip Flower by Crochê e amigurumi is a sweet and fun project that results in a beautiful, handmade decoration to brighten any space.

Crochet Tulip in a Vase Pattern

A small crochet tulip in its own pot is a beautiful and delicate handmade piece, perfect for thoughtful gifting or cheerful home decor. This pattern employs classic amigurumi techniques to create a vase, soil base, a tall tulip with realistic petals, and elegant leaves. Color changes are incorporated to create layered effects, and additional structure is provided through a cardboard or plastic disk at the pot's base.

Pattern Basic Points

Vase Foundation:

• Magic ring start with single crochet increases to form a flat base.
• Layers of rounds with gradual increases yield a circular shape.

Pot Sides and Structure:

• Work in back loops to transition from base to sides, then work up the vase wall.
• Insert sturdy disk (cardboard or plastic) for support.
• Switch colors at regular intervals for a decorative effect.

Soil Top:

• Return to unworked loops at round 21 to create a soil top in brown/beige.
• Shape the "soil" with decreases to form a mound.

Tulip Stem and Flower:

• Amigurumi spherical ball for tulip head with standard increases/decreases.
• Rows of single crochet form the stem.
• Decreasing rounds shape the top of the flower, stuffed before closing.

Leaves:

• Begin as for the tulip head, but continue flat for width.
• Taper at the end by working decreases, to create a pointed shape.

Assembly:

• Precise placement and sewing secure the tulip in the vase.
• Leaves are attached symmetrically at the flower’s base or on either side of the stem.

Special Notes

• Cardboard or acetate adds needed stability for the vase’s base.
• Color changes are recommended every two rounds for a striped effect but can be adjusted.
• Weave all ends and secure seams neatly for a tidy finish.
• Insert all structural supports before closing bottom or top.
• Accurate stitch counts are essential to a smooth, even vessel and flower.

Skill Level

Beginners and Advanced-Beginners:
Basic increases, decreases, color changes, and sewing are all that’s required. Familiarity with working in the round and amigurumi techniques is useful.

Materials

• Amigurumi cotton yarn in desired colors (suggested: blue, white, green, beige/brown, tulip color)
• 2.5 mm or 3.0 mm crochet hook
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
• Cardboard or strong acetate (for base)
• Stitch marker
• Toy stuffing (fiberfill)

Measurements / Sizing

• Finished vase: ca. 8-10 cm tall, 6-7 cm wide
• Tulip (including stem): ca. 10-12 cm tall
• Leaves: 6-7 cm long

Gauge (and Stitch Pattern if applicable)

• Amigurumi stitch in spiral rounds, single crochet only.
• Gauge is not critical; piece should be dense to avoid stuffing showing through.

Stitch Abbreviations

• sc: single crochet
• inc: increase (2 sc in same st)
• dec: decrease (sc two together)
• slst: slip stitch
• ch: chain
• MR: magic ring

Special Stitches

• Back loop only (BLO): work indicated stitch through the back loop only.
• Invisible Decrease: preferred for shaping amigurumi sections.

Pot / Vase

Base

• Round 1: MR, 6 sc into ring (6)
• Round 2: 6 inc (12)
• Round 3: sc, inc around (18)
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• Round 4: sc, inc, sc around (24)
• Round 5: 2 sc, inc around (30)
• Round 6: 3 sc, inc around (36)
• Round 7: 4 sc, inc around (42)
• Round 8: 5 sc, inc around (48)
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Insert stiff base (cut circle from cardboard, acetate, or plastic to fit)

Continue Sides

• Round 9: sc in back loop only (BLO) in each st around (48)
• Next, switch to main color (e.g., blue).
• Round 10–11: sc in each st around (48)
• Round 12: 11 sc, inc (four times) (52)
• Round 13–14: sc in each st around (52)
• Round 15: 12 sc, inc (four times) (56)
• Round 16–17: sc in each st around (56)

Continue in this fashion, adding 1 st in each inc round, every two rows, to reach:

• Round 18: 13 sc, inc (four times) (60)
• Round 19–20: sc in each st around (60)
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Switch colors every two rows or as desired.

Top Edge

• Round 21: sc in BLO each st around (60)

Soil (Top Filling)

Attach beige/brown yarn to unused front loops from Round 21.

• Round 1: sc in each loop (60)
• Round 2: 7 sc, dec around (8 reps) (52)
• Round 3: 6 sc, dec around (7 reps) (45)
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• Round 4: 5 sc, dec around (6 reps) (39)
• Round 5: 4 sc, dec around (5 reps) (34)
• Round 6: 3 sc, dec around (4 reps) (28)
• Round 7: 2 sc, dec around (3 reps) (22)
• Round 8: 1 sc, dec around (11 reps) (11)
• Round 9: 6 decreases to close (use tapestry needle to draw closed at end)
• Stuff before final closure.
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Tulip Head

• Round 1: MR, 6 sc into ring (6)
• Round 2: sc, inc around (9)
• Round 3: 2 sc, inc around (12)
• Round 4: 3 sc, inc around (15)
• Round 5: 4 sc, inc around (18)
• Round 6: 5 sc, inc around (21)
• Round 7: 6 sc, inc around (24)
• Round 8–10: sc in each st around (24)
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• Round 11: 2 sc, dec around (6 reps) (18)
• Round 12: sc, dec around (6 reps) (12)
• Round 13: 2 sc, dec around (again) (9)
• Stuff firmly, close by running needle through front loops of each stitch and pulling tight.

Stem:
Change to green yarn at closure, work sc (or i-cord or tube) for approx. 6 rounds to desired stem length (leave yarn for sewing).

Tulip Leaves (Make 2)

• Work first five rounds exactly as for the tulip head.
• Round 1: MR, 6 sc (6)
• Round 2: sc, inc around (9)
• Round 3: 2 sc, inc around (12)
• Round 4: 3 sc, inc around (15)
• Round 5: 4 sc, inc around (18)
• Round 6–8: sc in each st around (18, for 3 rounds)
• Round 9: 2 sc, dec around (4 reps) (14)
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• Round 10: sc, dec around (7 reps) (7)
• Finish off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Assembly & Finished Size

• Sew petals together around the tulip head if desired for extra shape.
• Attach stem to bottom center of tulip and stitch stem into center of “soil” in vase.
• Attach/couch leaves to each side of the stem or insert into top of “soil.”
• Make sure vase is firmly stuffed and bottom is flat.
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• Adjust petals and leaves to desired positions with gentle shaping.
• Finished arrangement stands approx. 14–16 cm tall.
• Weave in all ends securely.
• Display as desired or package for gifting.
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Conclusion

This crochet tulip in a vase exemplifies how amigurumi can bring floral beauty into a handmade project without the need for watering or sun. Modular construction from the vase to flower and leaves means pieces can be stitched securely and arranged for maximum effect. With its easy shaping, color changes, and structural details, this piece is an ideal project for crafters looking to create a lasting, decorative item. Perfect for heartfelt gifts, spring displays, or to brighten any small space, this crochet tulip design will remain fresh and charming for years to come.