Friday Fun With Sara - Let's Crochet Some Roses | Posh Pooch Designs

 Friday Fun With Sara
Let's Crochet Some Roses
With Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

Today we are going to stitch up some Beautiful Roses.

 This Crochet Pattern Can be made as a Rosebud

 or a Rose Blossom.

We are using a Bulky (5) yarn and a J / 6.00 Mm Crochet hook, so they will stitch up quickly and look big a lovely.

And are a great way to use up some left over scrap yarn

in your yarn stash.

If you would like your roses to be a little smaller, 

you can use medium (4) yarn and

 H/ 5.00 MM crochet hook.

They are perfect for adding to any bag, hat, scarf and

 decoration. And look lovely made as pins to attach

 to a sweater or jacket.

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Roses Are Red,
 Violets are Blue
 The Dog is my Favorite,
But You're Okay too!

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See The Video On My Crochet Youtube 

Channel At This Link

Roses Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Skill: Easy

 Materials:

Crochet hook – J/ 6.00 MM
Yarn - Chunky (5) yarn
Yarn Needle

 Stitches:

Chain (ch)
Slip stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Skip (sk)
Space (sp)
V Stitch (Vst)

 Size: 2 Sizes - 

Rose Buds - 2.5 inches

Rose Blooms - 6 inches

Multiples - 2 + 1

 Notes:

Demo is stitched with 16 chs/ Rose Bud

Ch4 Counts as a dc, ch1

Patterns:

R: 1 –  Rosebud – Ch 16,  Rose Bloom - Ch 46

Sc in the 2^nd ch and in each ch across, turn, ch 4

(15, 45sc)

 R: 2 – Dc in the same st as the ch4,
*sk the next sc, Vst in the next dc*
Repeat From *to * across Row, turn,
Slst in the ch1 sp of the 1^st Vst, ch3

(8, 23 Vsts)

 R: 3 – 4 dc in the same the 1^st ch1 sp,

*Slst between the next 2 V sts, 5 dc in the next ch1 sp*

Repeat From * to * across row,

4 dc in the last ch1 sp, ch3, slst in the ch1 sp, 

slst in the 1st sc from the previous row, 

Tie off leaving a 12 inch tail of yarn.

(8, 23 Rose Petals)

Thread the tail of yarn onto the needle,

Roll up the 1^st “petal and st securely,

Continue to roll up the rose petals, stitching them securely.

Now Get In Your Yarn Stash And 

See What Lovely Roses You Can 

Stitch Up!