Here’a super simple pattern for a rosette crochet flower. They’re cute and really fast to make, and add a classic or whimsical touch to your finished projects. You can use any weight yarn and any size hook. For this tutorial I’m using regular worsted weight yarn and a size I (5.5mm) hook.
This pattern is SUPER adaptable. Chain any length you want for a bigger flower, go up a hook size, etc. The sky’s the limit!
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The basic premise is, you’ll be crocheting two stitches into each chain. I like to start off smaller, so 2 hdc into the next three ch, then I switch up to 2 dc into each of the next 8 or so ch. If you want to go wild, you can increase even more to 2 tdc into the next 5 ch, then back down to 2 dc for the next 8 ch, then back down to 2 hdc for the last two chs. Your project will curl around like so. Fasten off, leaving long tail to stitch the flower together and attach to projects.
Arrange your curl around so it looks like a nice rosette.
Using long tail, stitch the rosette into place. I like to make sure my stitches go through the foundation ch on each layer (white arrows) so the petals are secure. Fasten off with a long chain to sew onto project.
If you use 100% wool to make the rosette, they felt up beautifully. You can attach a 1″ pin or 1″ French clip on the back to fasten to projects.
And that’s it! Awesome flower, done in no time, very versatile… what more could you ask for?
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