How to Crochet Orchid Flowers | Beginner-friendly Necklace & Hair Clip Tutorial + Written Pattern (Step-by-Step)
Crochet Orchid Accessories πΈ
DIY Orchid Necklace & Orchid Hair Clip Tutorial for Spring & Summer
Soft floral accessories are perfect for spring and summer, and these crochet orchid designs are one of my favorite ways to add a handmade touch to outfits ✨ In this tutorial, I’m sharing how to create a delicate orchid necklace and a bigger orchid hair clip using realistic crochet orchid flowers.
The necklace version uses a smaller orchid for an elegant everyday accessory, while the hair clip version features a larger orchid that makes such a pretty statement piece π·
Both projects are beginner-friendly, customizable, and perfect for cottagecore, coquette, and soft summer aesthetics.
π‘ If you are a beginner or this is your first time crocheting orchids, I highly recommend watching the video tutorial first before following the written pattern. It will help you understand the petal shaping and assembly much more easily ✨
✨ Materials You’ll Need
- Weight 2 fine cotton yarn (or lightweight yarn) []
- Crochet hook suitable for your yarn (2.5mm–3mm works well)
- Pearls or beads for the flower center
- Glass beads for necklace details
- Pink, peach, or yellow eyeshadow/blush for shading
- Needle & thread or hot glue
- Scissors
- Stitch marker
✨ Abbreviations
- ch – chain
- slst – slip stitch
- sc – single crochet
- hdc – half double crochet
- dc – double crochet
- inc – increase
πΈ Crochet Orchid Necklace
This necklace uses a smaller orchid flower for a soft and delicate accessory perfect for spring and summer ✨
1. Base Petals (Make 3)
Foundation: In a magic ring, ch 9, make 8 sc back down the chain, slst into the ring — repeat 3 times.
Shaping: ch1, sc, hdc, 4dc, hdc, sc, then repeat on the opposite side of the petal.
Finish with a slst and leave a long tail for sewing.
2. Inner Petals (Make 2)
Foundation: In a magic ring, ch 7, make 6 sc, slst into the ring — repeat once.
Round 1: ch1, sc, hdc, 2dc, hdc, sc, then repeat on the opposite side.
Round 2: dc inc, dc inc, dc, hdc, sc, ch2, then reverse the pattern back.
3. Top Mini Petals
R1: In a magic ring, (ch4, 3sc, slst) ×2, then (ch3, 2sc, slst) ×2.
Tighten the ring and fasten off.
4. Assembly & Shading
Sew or glue all petals together and add a pearl or bead in the center ✨
Lightly shade the petals using pink, peach, or yellow blush/eyeshadow for a realistic orchid effect.
π‘ For a more detailed view of the layering, petal placement, and shading process, make sure to watch the video tutorial.
5. Necklace Assembly
Attach the orchid to a crochet chain, cord, or choker and add beads to the ends for extra detail π·
π‘ The full necklace assembly process is shown step-by-step in the video tutorial.
πΈ Crochet Orchid Hair Clip
This version uses a larger orchid flower for a bold floral hair accessory ✨
1. Base Petals (Make 3)
Foundation: In a magic ring, ch11, make 10sc back down the chain, slst into the ring — repeat 3 times.
Shaping: ch1, sc, 2hdc, 4dc, 2hdc, sc, then repeat on the opposite side.
Finish with a slst and leave a long tail.
2. Inner Petals (Make 2)
Foundation: In a magic ring, ch9, make 8sc, slst into the ring — repeat once.
Round 1: ch1, (1sc, 1hdc, 4dc, 1hdc, 1sc) ×4.
Round 2: ch1, (2slst, 3dc inc, 1dc, 1hdc, 1sc, 2ch, 1sc, 1hdc, 1dc, 3dc inc, 2slst) ×2.
3. Top Mini Petals
R1: (4ch, 3sc, slst into MR) ×2, then (3ch, 2sc, slst) ×2.
Tighten the ring and fasten off.
4. Assembly & Shading
Attach all petals together and add a pearl or bead in the center ✨
Use blush or eyeshadow for soft pink, peach, or yellow shading.
π‘ Watch the tutorial for detailed assembly, shaping, and shading tips to make your orchid look more realistic.
5. Hair Clip Assembly
Glue the orchid onto a metal hair clip πΈ
✨ Style Tip
These orchid accessories look beautiful as a matching set! Try experimenting with pastel shades and different center beads for unique floral looks π·
π Share Your Creations
If you recreate these orchid accessories, I’d love to see them πΈ
Tag me on Instagram, share your creations, or DM me if you have any questions!
Also check out my other floral crochet projects and beginner-friendly tutorials ✨
Happy crocheting π

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