Make a bouquet that will never fade when you use our free crochet rose pattern to stitch flowers.
While we used red yarn for Valentine’s Day, you could use any color of yarn to make these crocheted roses any time of the year.
Another great Valentine crochet project is our Crochet Heart Granny Square.
This easy rose pattern uses simple beginner crochet stitches.
Crochet Rose Pattern
Materials
- Red Yarn (medium or medium light weight)
- Crochet hook
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Green felt for leaves (optional)
Instructions
Step 1
Start by making a slip knot at the open end of the yarn.
Step 2
Make 41 chain stitches.
Step 3
Skip the chain next to hook and insert the hook into the 2nd stitch from hook.
Step 4
Work a single crochet.
Step 5
Chain 2.
Step 6
Skip the next stitch of the base chain and then work a single crochet into the next stitch. Then, chain 2.
Step 7
Continue to repeat the 1 sc, chain 2, skip 1 base stitch and work 1 sc into the next stitch.
Step 8
After reaching the other end of the base chain, turn the pattern to the other side. Chain 2 on hook.
Step 9
Insert the hook into the chain 2 loop created in the previous round.
Step 10
Work a double crochet into the loop.
Step 11
Work 2 more double crochet into the same loop.
Step 12
Chain 1 and slip stitch into the loop to complete our first petal.
Step 13
Now, slip stitch into the next chain 2 loop.
Step 14
Work 3 dc into the loop, chain 1 and slip stitch into the loop to complete our second petal.
Step 15
Repeat the process to make a petal into each chain 2 loop of the previous round.
Step 16
You should have a total of 10 petals. If you increase the number of base chains, the number of loops/ petals will also increase.
Step 17
Finish the crochet with a slip stitch and pull out a few inches of the yarn and cut off extra yarn from bundle.
Step 18
Start to coil the petal chain from a side.
Step 19
Coil the entire petal chain and try to create a blooming rose pattern.
Step 20
Turn the rose pattern to the backside and use a needle to stitch the backside/ bottom part of the coiled petal with the remaining extra yarn.
Step 21
Tie a knot after stitching the bottom side of the crochet rose and then cut off extra yarn if necessary.
If you would like to add leaves, cut out a small leaf pattern from green felt and glue or stitch to the back of the crochet rose.
Alternatively, you could use our crochet leaf pattern.
Save this pattern for later by pinning it to Pinterest.
Be sure to see our other crochet flower tutorials:
