Crochet Beautiful Rose Flower Pattern

If you love creating with yarn, try making a crochet rose. This Crochet Rose Flower turns simple yarn into a beautiful flower that never wilts. With your hook and favorite color, you can craft a lovely decoration that adds a touch of nature to any room or makes a heartfelt gift.

Crochet Beautiful Rose Flower

The process is both relaxing and rewarding, resulting in a charming piece that brightens spaces and brings smiles. Whether you're new to crocheting or an experienced crafter, this rose project is a delightful way to spend your time and create something special.

Starting Off:

Create a slip knot on your hook and chain 66.

Row 1 (Foundation Row):

Find the 6th chain from the hook.
Make a UK treble (US double crochet) into this 6th stitch.
To form V stitches for this row: Skip the next two chains, then in the third chain. Make a UK treble (US double), chain two, and another UK treble into the same chain.
Repeat the step of skipping two chains and making a V stitch in the third chain all the way along the row.
You will end your final V stitch in the last chain of the row.

Row 2:

Chain two and turn your work.
Into the first chain two space, make a UK treble, chain three, and then two more UK trebles all into the same chain space.
For each V stitch along the row: Do two trebles, chain three, and two trebles back in the same chain two space.
Repeat this pattern all the way to the end of the row, creating what the tutorial describes as double V stitches.

For Row 3:

Chain one and turn your work.
Into each of the chain three spaces from the previous row, make seven UK trebles.
Between the V stitches, in the small space, make a UK double crochet (US single crochet).
Repeat this pattern along the row: Seven trebles into the chain three space. Then a UK double (US single) in the space between the V stitches.
Upon reaching the last space, make your final set of seven UK trebles. Followed by a UK double crochet into the top of the starting chain two from the previous round.
Chain one, cut the yarn leaving a long tail for sewing, and pull this tail through your last loop, tightening it.

Finishing the Rose:

The piece will naturally curl, which is expected and part of creating the rose shape.
Starting from the end opposite your tail, you can roll the crochet piece into a rose shape. You might choose to have the shells facing towards you for a bud appearance, or away from you for a more open rose look.
Once rolled, use the tail and a darning needle to stitch the rose together from the back. Securing the rolled layers.