CROCHETED ROSETTE
copyright Bev Qualheim 2003 - All Rights Reserved

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
Several colors of 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 sps).
RND 4: Ch 2, (4 dc, sc) into 1st ch-2 sp, *(sc, 4 dc, sc) into next ch-2 sp,
rep from *7 times. (8 petals). Fasten off.
Join dark green for stem and ch 8. End off.
 


Tiny Crocheted Flower
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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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