Crochet Spring Rose

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Crochet Spring Rose

If you are a beginner, you can find a playlist for the basic crochet stitches by clicking on this link.  Beginner Crochet Stitches

Written by Teresa Richardson
Video Tutorial:  Crochet Spring Rose

 Video Tutorial:  Left Hand Version Crochet Spring Rose

 Skill Level - Easy

 Abbreviations
DC - Double Crochet
HDC - Half Double Crochet
CH - Chain
SC - Single Crochet
SL ST - Slip Stitch
TC -Triple Crochet

 Materials
Size I/5.5 mm crochet hook
4 ply yarn
Tapestry Needle

Row 1: Work 78 foundation single crochet or a chain of 79 with a single crochet in each chain.


Row 2: CH 1, * Work a Single Crochet , skip one stitch, work 5 HDC in the next stitch, skip a stitch, complete 5 times from* ,   * Work a Single Crochet in the next stitch, skip one stitch, work 5 DC in the next stitch, skip a stitch, complete 5 times from*,  * Work a Single Crochet in the next stitch, skip one stitch, work 5 TC in the next stitch, skip a stitch, continue across from* , work a single crochet in the last stitch, cut the yarn and secure.


Row 3:  Attach the new color yarn.  Work a series of back post half double crochet around each shell, slip stitch between.

Comments

  1. Great way to combine two colors. Very pretty.

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  2. Very nice design, I made something similar before, but with different colors.

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  3. you truly are one of the best crochet teachers out there, you voice, your technique, the camera angles, the clarity of the camera, the clarity of your voice, your instructions are very clear. Thank you for doing these videos. I'd love to see some pieces done by you like the "little black dress" in the crochet book called Crochet That Fits by MaryJane Perry Hall or something like that.
    thanks again
    peggy

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  4. Thank you Peggy! There are some patterns I would like to do from books. I am unable to unless I have permission from the author.

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  5. Thanks a lots of the tutorial YouTube. I had made it as a brooch. Keep it up.

    You're my truly online Crochet tutor...

    Thanks once again...

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  6. Oooh, so pretty!
    Regarding the post on how the stereotype of the old lady crocheting got started, well...think about it. What was there to make at first except shawls and scarves? People who still think like this don't realize what's out there now. I just bookmarked a page to make a Sonic the Hedgehog toy someday! Granny would never have imagined such a thing, LOL!

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  7. Is it difficult to get permission from an author to use their pattern in one of your videos? I would think that one of the yarn companies (e.g. Lion Brand, etc.) would be tickled to have you do a video featuring one of their patterns.

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  8. @Webster - I have written to Lion Brand and never heard back from them.

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  9. Hi Teresa, I tried this rose and it turned out beautiful!!!!! I never did a back post hdc before, it took me an hr to make one, but the other took me 20mins!!! I'm making an ammunition pot of roses for moms day!! I hope she like sit!! Thx so much!!!!

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  10. I am new to crochet, but am SO EXCITED to try this out! Glad I found your blog!
    Thanks for sharing!

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