Help me find a pattern

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Haii!! :grin:So, I was looking to make a crochet nightshade, but the pattern I found is $4.50. Could you help me find a free pattern similar to this:

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tysm in advance :heart:

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You could find separate free patterns for leaves, flowers, and a tutorial for how to wrap wires with yarn

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I totally understand looking for free patterns, I personally don’t have much to spend on them myself so am always looking for free options. But certain stuff, you really just need to spend on the paid ones or find something different.
I don’t see very many free flowers, not sure if it’s just not something done much so there’s fewer options meaning even less chance of free ones, or the extra difficulty in dealing with wires, or what, but, free flowers seem somewhat rare.
My suggestion would be to look on youtube for crochet flower tutorials and see if any are similar to what you want.

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Its beautiful

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The designer sells this on Ravelry for $3.95 USD. It is called Wild Violet

EDITED TO ADD she sells it on Etsy for $4.50, probably due to their fees.

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Thank you guys so much for all the help!!! :heart:

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$4.50 is relatively inexpensive actually. There are more expensive ones even here on Ribblr (sweater patterns tend to be a bit more expensive)

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I don’t think anyone said 4,50 was expensive, but that’s not the point if one doesn’t have the cash to spend/isn’t able to buy online/etc.

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Chances are if there is a “free” version of this particular pattern out there, its a stolen version.

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Here’s a Ribblr shop that has a variety of free flower patterns which use wire. If you filter the patterns from “price: low to high” it will show all the free patterns first. You’d probably need to cobble elements from a few patterns together (leaves from one, petals from another). Hope this helps :slight_smile:

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They literally said “similar to this,” not a ripped version of that exact pattern. We don’t all have money/ability to buy every awesome-looking pattern. That is why we look for free alternatives where possible. Free alternatives doesn’t mean stolen copies.

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