The Meaning of Flowers: What Each Crochet Bloom Says (Gift Guide)
Flowers have meanings, and choosing the right one turns a gift into a message. Here's a quick guide to the blooms we crochet at Purlkrosia.
Red rose: deep love
The classic. Give one for "I love you," six for "I'm yours," and twelve for "be mine." Best for anniversaries, Valentine's Day and proposals. See the Eternal Red Rose.
Pink rose: gratitude & admiration
Softer than red. Pink roses suit mothers, sisters, best friends and mentors. Blush Rose Pair.
Tulip: perfect, gentle love
Tulips stand for comfort and a calm, steady affection. A pink tulip is a great Mother's Day flower. Blush Tulip Trio.
Sunflower: joy, loyalty, warmth
Sunflowers turn to face the sun, so they mean loyalty and happiness. Give one to the friend who lights up every room, or to someone who needs cheering up. Sunrise Sunflower.
Daisy: innocence & new beginnings
For new homes, new jobs, new babies, new chapters. Little Daisy Pot.
White lily: purity & remembrance
Elegant and calm. White lilies suit weddings and also quiet moments of sympathy. White Lily Grace.
Lavender: calm & devotion
For stressful seasons, recovery, and people who give too much of themselves. Lavender Calm Bunch.
Can't decide?
Mix them. Our Wild Meadow Bouquet carries a little of every meaning, or you can design your own.
