Flower Power ~ Easy Rosette Crochet Pattern
Flowers are amazingly delicate yet beautiful! I’ve always been slightly obsessed with them during my life, so it’s no wonder that I love to crochet flowers!
I’m always putting them on my crochet projects, since they really have that gift to make anything look ten times more special!!
I’ve decided to share how I crochet my flowers 🙂
Instructions:
Start of by taking your 4.50mm crochet hook and making a Slip Knot, then crochet 76 Chains. {If you’d like your flower to be larger simply add sets of 3 chains till you’ve reached your desired length.}
Row 1~ Chain 2, skip 2 chains from your hook, then crochet Half Double Crochets all across into every chain.
Row 3~ Chain 3 then crochet 3 Double Crochets
into the first loop you made in the previous row. Chain 3 then slip
stitch down into the loop. Then make a slip stitch into the next loop.
Keep repeating this order of stitches all across finishing off with a
slip stitch. These will be your rose petals.
In the photo above I did it quite loosely to show you all how to do it.
If you want the flower flattish, make it quite open and loose, almost
as loose as the one in the photo above, or if you want it thicker and
chunkier you’ll have to lay it tighter and more on top of each other.
When you’ve decided which way you’d like it, take your wool needle and
just start sewing it together using the 30cm strand of yarn you leftover before.
Fasten off and weave in any loose ends.
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Thanks for sharing this lovely pattern! Very easy to make with clear instructions 😀 x Katie x
Aw thanks! Hope you have a great day!
Xx
Thank you also for the wonderful patterns. I am making this to put on granddaughter's ear warmers (also your pattern). I was excited to see you are from Sydney. Will be traveling there from US this February. So looking forward to.
Thank you! I think I will be able to make a flower that looks like a flower with your clear directions and pix.!
dotb in mo
Hope you have heaps of fun making it!
Xx
Great, I found instructions out of a book that were similar, but I had trouble sewing them together. Maybe this one will work.
rhonda
Hopefully my pattern will help you 🙂
Have a lovely day!
Xx
Just wanted to commend you and say thanks for this tutorial. This was my first crochet project ever (I'm a knitter and wanted to add some crochet flowers to some hats I'm knitting for my baby girl that is due in December), and by following your well-explained tutorial, I was able to make a flower that I am quite proud of. Thanks so much for sharing!
That's great! I'm so happy you were easily able to understand it! 🙂
My birthday is actually in December! I'm sure she'll look beautiful in your hats.
Xx
It would be nice to know how large this flower would be?
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Beautiful! I love this! The only part that confused me was the double crochet part. It wasn't clear at first to crochet it to the previously made chain of 3. Once I figured that out, it was very clear! Thanks! It's gorgeous!
Every time I search for a pattern on ravelry it seems to be one of your patterns that catches my eye! So yet again I have made one of your creations and I love it. As soon as I put the flower onto the hat I'll send you a pic. Thanks for all your patterns xxx
just made this and added it to a bag thank you was very easy to follow
Thank you so much for this pattern
U dont show how to sew it up im visual when im stuck i like to see if ive followed the pattern correctly an same goes with something i have to sew together i love this flower made the beanie now going to try to sew up the flower then sew it to the beanie lol
Beautiful flower. Going to try it with a small crochet hook and embroidery floss for little flowers! Thanks for your generosity in sharing. Is it OK to put it on items for sale on Etsy?
Yes, it's ok to sell finished made items 🙂
this was amazingly easy! thank you for posting these instructions. as a beginner this was a relief to be able to follow.
Great tutorial. I think I can do it. Thank you
I don't understand how to sew it together…can you be a little more specific on this, please?
Thanks so much!
Hello,
After you've crocheted the long flower strip, roll it up into a round rosette. Then taking a tapestry needle and some yarn, join the layers together 🙂
Absolutely wonderful directions and very easy flower. My daughter and I are trying to raise money for a missions trip to China with her church youth group and we have been searching for new flowers and things to add to our creations. This was by far the easiest one to do and the easiest to follow. I am currently working on the beautiful 20's hat and can't wait to finish. My daughter has also used one of your patterns for an ear warmer and she finished it very quickly. Thank you very much for the time you have taken to share all of these patterns with us. I feel the same way about creating things, it never ceases to amaze me at the ability that the Lord has given me and that anything is possible. I LOVE creating!!!! thank you again, have a blessed weekend.
I have a question about a pattern. Now, I must inform you that it's not one of your patterns, I absolutely love your patterns. I found a pattern for a character hat that is in sc. Would I follow the same pattern if I were to use hdc stitches instead? I feel that there would need to be an adjustment, however, I am not that crochet savvy yet.
nice pattern. Just made one but added a few stitches. Do you glue to hat or pin?
Your directions call for 8-ply yarn. Do I use 2 strands of regular 4-ply worsted which is what we all have, or did you mean to use our regular 4-ply yarn and not 8-ply? I'm really eager to make this full-petaled flower as shown but I'm afraid it won't turn out like yours if I just use one strand 4-ply regular yarn.
Hello,
No, 8ply is different from 4ply. Another name used for 8ply yarn is DK (Double Knitting).
Hope this helps!
Olivia
Beautiful…and your instructions were very easy to follow. Thank you.
I would love to make an afghan using these flowers and I was thinking maybe a granny square around each one? Any idea of a pattern to use thes gorgeous flowers like that's? Any help will be very much appreciated
Thank you!
I love this little flower but there's no way to print. How can I print the pattern?
I wanted to print also. Instead had to keep the page open and follow along on the computer. Easy enough, except I couldn't take my work with me … had to stay stationary at my work desk.
I loved this little flower. Used it to embelish diaper covers in different colors. This baby girl has a garden for her tiny butt 🙂
This is a great pattern! Thank you!!! I have high ambitions of putting these together into a rug, with cotton yarn. BTW, I couldn't find you on Ravelry . . . I would like to add this to my favorites and add to my queue
nice post . great designs i realy like it
great post.its really baeutifull
Thank you that is just what I’m looking for for a hat I made last month.
Hi I was wondering if this pattern is in English or US terminology? I tried to click on the YouTube link but it said video unavailable. Thanks.
I love it, but I’m not on Facebook. Very easy to make and beautiful!
Hello
I am a bit of a beginner and just made your lovely cloche hat with the rosette. I can’t work out how to sew up the flower to look like the photo. It just looks like a big blob. So I came to your site to see if you have a tutorial and this blue rosette is obviously very similar. But I STILL don’t understand how to sew it up. I’ve tried all sorts. Do you mean sew the chain rows together as you go round in a spiral? Is there a YouTube anywhere? Thanks for your help