Flower Bouquet

About the Design

This circular chart centers on a cheerful still life: a yellow and pink striped pitcher holding a loose gathering of blooms in medium rose, cranberry, and dark lavender. Stems and leaves in medium forest green tie the arrangement together, while a matching green border traces the outer edge of the circle against a deep black backdrop that makes every petal pop. The composition has the feel of a hand-painted kitchen tile or a vintage floral print, translated into a graphic, hookable grid.

Skill Level and Time

Worked on a 50 by 50 grid with 1,368 total stitches, this design is rated beginner friendly. The shapes are bold and the color blocks are large enough to follow easily, making it a good project for someone new to latch hook or looking for a relaxed, meditative make. Plan for roughly 13.5 hours of hooking time from start to finish, depending on your pace and hook technique.

Palette and Materials

The piece uses six colors in total: black for the background, medium forest green for the vase's stems and outer border, tan-toned yellow for the pitcher and one flower, medium rose and cranberry for the layered blooms, and dark lavender for the accent flowers. Because the palette is limited and the pattern is symmetrical in structure, sorting your yarn or fabric strips ahead of time will make the hooking process smooth and steady from the outer ring inward to the pitcher.