Free Easy Rose Crochet Pattern
This free easy rose crochet pattern is the perfect project to add a little beauty to your world. You know that I love crochet flowers! I am always looking for beautiful crochet flowers! This crochet rose pattern works up quickly.
Crochet Rose
Crochet Rose Pattern
This simple rose pattern would be a perfect embellishment for a crochet hat or crochet headband. Try them on a hair band or clip for an extra pretty hair accessory.
Free Easy Rose Crochet Pattern
Using crochet hook size I and worsted weight yarn, chain 51.
Row 1
In the second chain from hook sc. Chain 2, skip next chain, sc in next chain. Repeat sc, chain 2, skip sc, sc in next chain across.
Row 2
Turn, chain 1. In chain 2 space 3 HD crochet, chain 1, slip stitch (all in chain 2 space). Slip stitch in next chain 2 space, chain 1, 3HD, chain 1, slip stitch. In next chain 2 space, slip stitch, chain 1, 3 HD crochet, chain 1, slip stitch. In remain chain two spaces alternate 4 HD crochet and 5 HD crochet across until end of row. Fasten of and weave in ends.
To form rose start with the 3 half double crochets end and roll up into a flower shape. Use a yarn needle to stitch flower together on the back side.
It is simple to make different sized layered rose flowers by adjusting the beginning chain, just keep it an odd number. The purple flower was 41 chains. The red flower was 31 chains. The small hot pink flower was 21 chains with a size H crochet hook.
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I usually do fancy squares but I felt the need for some SIMPLE knitting. Now I know why!
Patrick used it to show that it represents the Holy Trinity. Father,Son and Holy Spirit but is one plant, one God.The 4leaved clover may be a sign of luck, but the 3 is what St Patrick's is standing for☘️
Thanks for sharing
i hope you dont mind and i havent broken any of your rules
but i have made a letter B from the first two rows. been so frustrated trying to follow charts. this made it easy, inspired by your cover photo
have started after 30 year break, so you could calll me a newbie thank you so grateful
teresa new zealand
Tonight I came across an out of print pattern for a baby blanket called Field of Roses. I can do this with your wonderfully simple pattern. 😙😙😙
Cathy
Good Job!! Thanks again.
Debbie
I was originally looking at your drawstring back bag which I am going to sew later this afternoon, nice easy to follow description, and then I saw your flowers :) I love to crochet, knit and especially quilt - I think I found just the right site to follow !!!
Thank you for sharing your projects online and I am sure I'll soon buy some of your products, as well.
Good luck with your adventure :)
I hope you don't mind I have put a link to your rose in my pattern?
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Please specify.
(sl st in ch 2 space, ch 1 4 HD crochet, ch 1, sl st) in a chain 2 space and then
(sl st 2 space, ch 1 5 HD crochet, ch 1, sl st) in the next ch 2 space. I think the other person who was confused about row 2 is that she tried what I first tried, which was 4 HD in one ch 2 space and 5 HD in the next ch 2 space. It did not look like the picture so I tried the way mentioned above. By the way, thanks so much for posting this. I've been trying to make flowers from other patterns and this is the first time I've been happy with the result.
thanks for sharing the pattern. I love the vibrant colors, too.
I just get confused with the number of chains... Initially you say 51, later 41. The lower number might be the correct one... as my chain 2 spaces are many many more than yours on the picture. Would you mind double checking? I think another lady commented on this. Thanks!
Thanks in advance
-kady
Cathy