Multilayer crochet flower. Master class on knitting a beautiful flower brooch.

We start knitting a flower from a magic ring. Row 1: crochet 12 sc into the magic ring. Row 2: (wrong side of the work) 1 ch, 3 dc into the second stitch of the magic ring, 3 dc into the 4th stitch of the ring* continue to the end of the row, resulting in 6 arches — the base of the first flower. Row 3: (right side of the work) into each arch we crochet: 1 sc, 1 dc with 1 yarn over, 2 dc with 2 yarn overs, 1 dc with 1 yarn over, 1 sc. Note: to give the flower a certain density, the number of stitches in each arch should be twice as much as the number of ch in the arch (3 ch in the arch = 6 stitches) Row 4: (wrong side of the work) join a thread of a different color and crochet 6 arches of 4 stitches. The fixation point of the arches is the same as in the second row, that is, in the place where the arches of the first flower are attached. Row 5: (right side of the work) into each arch, we crochet 8 stitches in the following sequence: 1 sc, 2 dc, 2 dc, 2 dc, 1 sc. Row 6: join a thread of a different color and crochet 6 arches of 5 stitches. Row 7: into each arch, we crochet 10 stitches in the following sequence: 2 sc, 2 dc, 2 dc, 2 dc, 2 sc. You can make an infinite number of flower layers, increasing each subsequent flower's arch by 1 stitch and evenly adding 2 stitches.

To make the flower look "finished," we decorate the center with a crocheted "button," rhinestones, pearls, etc.

From the wrong side, sew on a pin or a clip.

Now, you can decorate a bag, a hat, clothing, or a hairstyle with such a brooch.