Crocheted Flowers

These are the flowers that I mentioned earlier. One for each day of January. The bunch at the bottom have pin backs attached and are ready for what ever comes next. They were made using this pattern from crochetroo.
The lone pansy on the right (it looks kind of like a bunny is from Mamachee's pattern.
The large multicolored rose on the right is from Patons. The pattern I have is from a magazine a few years back and I can't find the same one on their site, but they do have a similar one in various sizes. You have to sign in to get to the actual patterns.
In the upper left are some three different flowers from this pattern from Bernat yarns.
This is another site you have to log into to see the pattern.

After making all of those flowers I came up with this pattern. My favorite is the orange one at the top. In case you like them, here is the pattern. Please use this as you want, but do not represent it as your own pattern. If you want to share it, please link to this posting.

Six-Petal Flowers

You need:
Worsted weight yarn in three colors (A, B & C)
"H" hook

Round 1: With color A and using a magic ring chain 2 (does not count as first double crochet); 12 double crochet; slip stitch into first double crochet. Tighten ring. Fasten off color A. (12 stitches)

Round 2: Attach color B in top of any double crochet. Chain 1; 2 single crochet in same stitch; 2 single crochet in each stitch around; slip stitch in first single crochet. Fasten off B. (24 stitches)

Round 3: Attach color C in second single crochet of any 2 single crochet pair. Chain 1; long single crochet (insert hook into same double crochet the round 2 single crochet is made in, yarn over, draw up loop, yarn over, draw yarn through both loops); (half double crochet in next stitch; 3 double crochet in next stitch; half double crochet in next stitch; long single crochet in next stitch) around except that instead of the last long single crochet, work a slip stitch into top of first long single crochet. Six petals made. Fasten off color C. Weave in ends.