Crochet Rose Choker Pattern Easy To Make With Scrap Yarn

Explore your creativity with the Crochet Rose Choker Pattern—a whimsical blend of floral elegance and modern charm! This delightful design features intricate roses that sit gracefully around your neck, adding a touch of romance and sophistication to any outfit.

Crochet Rose Choker

Whether you're dressing up for a night out or just want to add a little sparkle to your everyday look, this choker is the perfect statement piece. Its delicate crochet details make it a beautiful expression of art, bringing together nature’s beauty and your unique style in one stunning accessory.

Materials:

Yarn (less than 15g, either cotton or a fluffy acrylic for different effects)
Crochet hook (4mm for acrylic, 4.5mm for cotton)
Pair of scissors
Darning needle

Pattern:

Start:

Create a slip knot.
With a 4.5mm hook (for cotton yarn), begin by chaining 44.

Row 1:

Double crochet in the 4th chain from the hook.
Chain 4 and place another double crochet in the same stitch.
Count 4 chains, make a double crochet, chain 4, and double crochet in the same stitch. Repeat this process to the end of the row.
You should have 11 loops if you started with 44 chains.

Row 2:

Chain 2.
Place 10 double crochets in the first loop space.
Single crochet into the next space between loops.
For curved petals, continue placing 10 double crochets in each loop with a single crochet in between.

Pointy Petals Variation:

In the next loop space, double crochet 5 times.
For the picot (pointy petal), chain 2, then slip stitch into the top of the last double crochet you made.
Double crochet 5 more times in the same loop space.
Single crochet into the next space between loops.
Repeat this process for each loop/petal until you reach the end.

Finishing:

Slip stitch to the base of the last petal.
Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing, and pull it through the loop to secure.
Roll the strip with the petals into a rose shape, stitch the base and the sides of the petals securely with the yarn tail.

Necktie:

Make a slip knot without leaving a long tail.
Chain 160 (or more/less for desired length).
Pull the yarn through the last loop and cut.

Assembly:

Attach the chain through the rolled rose, ensuring even lengths on each side.
Tie knots at the ends of the chains and trim any excess, ensuring the knots are tight.