Beautiful Crochet Rose Flower Bouquet Pattern For Gift & Home Decor

Imagine gifting a Crochet Rose Flower Bouquet that never wilts, a cluster of crochet rose flowers lovingly stitched together to brighten someone's day. This bouquet is a timeless treasure, a handmade token of affection that can be held onto forever.

Crochet Rose Flower Bouquet

Materials:

• Yarn in desired colors for small petals, large petals, flower center (torus), and leaves.
• Crochet hook (size not specified in the text).
• Magic ring technique for starting rounds.

Small Petal Pattern (Make 4)

Start with a magic ring.

• Chain 1 (does not count as a stitch).

Round 1:

• 6 single crochet (sc) in the ring. Close the ring with a slip stitch (sl st).

Round 2:

• Chain 1. Do 2 sc in each stitch around for a total of 12 stitches. Close with sl st.

After Round 3:

• Chain 1. 1 sc in the first stitch, then 2 sc in the next stitch (increase). Repeat around to get 18 stitches. Close with sl st.

Round 4:

• Chain 1. Do 2 sc, then an increase. Repeat for the whole round.

Round 5:

• Chain 1. 1 sc, 1 increase, then 3 sc. Repeat this pattern around.

For Round 6:

• Chain 1. 4 sc, then 1 increase. Repeat for total of 36 stitches.

Round 7 (Last round for small petal):

• Chain 1. 9 sc, then in next stitch do 1 sc, chain 2, and 1 sc in the same stitch. From the next space, 2 sc, and repeat the pattern around. End with a sl st to close the round. Secure and cut off the yarn.

Large Petal Pattern (Make 4):

• The large petals follow a similar pattern as the small ones but might extend the rounds for a larger size which isn't specified in the text provided.

Flower Center (Torus):

• Start with a double knot or magic ring.
• Chain 1 (does not count as a stitch).

Round 1:

• 6 sc in the ring. Close with a sl st.

Round 2:

• Chain 1, then make 2 sc in each space. You should have 12 stitches at the end. Close with sl st.

For Rounds 3 and 4:

• Follow a similar pattern to create the torus. Details for these rounds are not provided in the text.

Petals on the Flower Center (Torus):

• Chain 13, find the second stitch from the hook and follow a pattern of increasing stitches from single crochet up to triple crochet to create a petal shape.
• Repeat to create a total of 6 petals around the torus, each petal taking up 3 stitches.

Leaves Pattern:

• Start with a slip knot, then chain 12. Insert the wire if desired for stiffness.
• Start with single crochet and increase the height of stitches until reaching double triple crochets, then decrease back down to single crochet for the leaf shape.
• Round 2 of the leaf involves chain spaces and picot stitches for added texture.

Assembly:

• Once you have all parts made (4 small petals, 4 large petals, 1 flower center (torus), and 2 leaves), assemble the rose by attaching the petals around the center in a pleasing arrangement and adding the leaves to the base.
• While the provided text lacks some detail that might be present in the actual video, this reconstructed pattern based on your scrap provides an overview for crocheting a traditional rose. Adjustments might be needed as you work through the pattern.