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Beautifully Blushed Headband & Rosette Crochet Pattern

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Here in Australia we’re heading into August which means two things in my home.
Colder weather {Brrrrr}, and time to trim the rose bushes.
I have a hunch that the reason for my recent obsession love of all things roses has something to do with the fact that I’m missing my daily dose of them due to our seasonal trim.
For example, in a few months I’ll be moving into our new home. I’ve decided to paint my future bedroom as well as change certain elements in it to achieve an over all theme. One of the main colours in my “Theme” is rose!
Another example lies below in the form of a crochet pattern.
“A crochet pattern for what?” You may ask. Well the answer is simple and slightly predictable… A Beautifully Blushed Headband & Rosette Crochet Pattern.
I hope you all enjoy it!

What You’ll Need
5.00mm Crochet Hook
4.50mm Crochet Hook
2 Colours of 50g 8ply {DK} Yarn

Scissors

Tapestry/Wool Needle


Finished Size:

This headband fits all sizes.

~ Headband ~

Start of by taking your 5.00mm crochet hook and making a Slip Knot, then crochet 75 Chains. You can easily adjust this headband for a child by only chaining 61 chains.
Row 1~ Chain 2, skip 2 chains from your hook, then crochet Half Double Crochets all across into every chain.
Row 2, 3, 4~ Chain 2, half double crochet into every stitch across.
When you’ve completed all the rows, connect the two ends of the band together to create a circle and Slip Stitch them together.

Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

~ Flower ~
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 2~ Chain 4, skip 2 stitches and then crochet a half double crochet into the third stitch. 
Chain 3, skip 2 stitches and then crochet a half double crochet into the third stitch. Repeat the last step all across. 
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.
After doing the last double crochet of your last petal, chain three and do a slip stitch down into the loop. 
Fasten off but make sure to cut the strand of yarn at about 30cm {You’ll need it later on}.
Now taking a different colour {I used the same colour as my headband}
make a slip knot and push your crochet hook into the first stitch of the
long flower strip you just created. Then Slip Stitch into every single stitch till you reach the end of the flower strip. 
On your last slip stitch, fasten off and weave in any loose ends.
Now lay your long strip of petals down in a circle, working your way in.
In the photo below 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 below, 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.
Once you’ve sewed your flower together take your wool/tapestry needle and work the flower over the slip
stitched part of the headband. This will give the bow a good base while
hiding the slip stitches.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

 And you’re done! I hope you all enjoyed this tutorial, if you have any questions, comment away! If you did crochet this headband or rosette, please post a photo of your 

creation onto my Facebook Page, I’d love to see it.
Have a great day crocheting,

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  3. Thank you, Olivia. Love your patterns. But most stunning are the eyes of you and your daughter – so gorgeous both of you.

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