CROCHETED
ROSETTE
copyright
Bev Qualheim
2003, 2017 - All Rights Reserved
Measures 3" across.
Crochet
lots of colored roses
to jazz up a sweatshirt or tote bag! I also made several
to
place on metal barrettes
for my daughters. Just leave off the stem and then tie or glue on.
Crochet hook size G
4 ply yarn
(scraps are fine)
Ch 6, join with a sl st.
RND 1: Ch 5,
*dc
into
ring, ch 2, rep from * 7 times (8 spaces).
RND 2: Ch 2,
*3 dc,
sc in 1st ch-2 sp; rep from *7 times (8 petals).
RND 3: Ch 3,
*sc
into
middle back of petal of rnd 2, ch 2; rep from * 7 times. (8 spaces).
RND 4: Ch 2,
4 dc,
and 1 sc into the ch 3, *(sc, 4 dc, sc) into next ch-2 sp,
rep from *7 times, slip
stitch into base of nearest stitch. (8 petals).
Fasten off and weave yarn tail into back of flower, or leave to tie
flower onto
barrette. This can be sewn or tied onto a little hat at this
point.
OR
Join dark green for stem
and ch 8. End off. Glue with hot glue to a hair clip/barrette.

Bev's Quick Flower copyright
Bev Qualheim
2003, 2017 - All Rights Reserved Use pretty worsted weight yarn, scraps Size G hook Ch 5, join, * ch 6, 1 sc in ring, repeat from * 5 or 6 times, fasten. You
vary the size by adding more chains and make a few more petals.
Sew onto the side of a hat. You could also use Green yarn and
using a sewing chain stitch, to make the stem.  Tiny
Crocheted Flower copyright
Bev Qualheim
2003, 2017 - All Rights Reserved
This
is the tiniest,
sweetest
little flower you will ever make. Make several very quickly.
They
would be perfect on
homemade stationery, or on a place card at your dinner table, perhaps
stitched
on a hankie. J
& P Coats crochet
thread
#30 (several different colors), and #10 steel crochet hook.
Ch
5, join with sl st
to form
a ring.
1st
RND: (ch 5, sc
in
ring) 5 times. Break off.
LEAF: Attach
green to any sc, ch 8, sl st 8th ch in from hook.
Break
off. |
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