Knitting patterns flat roses crochet. Crochet rose: patterns and detailed instructions for the knitting process. Good luck with your work
Crocheted flowers are one of the favorite themes of needlewomen, because with the help of such a decorative element you can transform many things, from clothes to interior items. The knitted rose is the queen of flowers not only in nature, but also in crocheted needlework. There are just an incredible amount of crochet rose crochet variations, perhaps this majestic flower has won the heart of more than one noble craftswoman!
A knitted rose is a flower that will always smell fragrant and never fade, which is why it is good as an adornment for hats, scarves, blouses and even bags. Moreover, they use crocheted roses on their own - as exquisite women's brooches, bright children's hair clips, to say nothing - luxurious necklaces and bracelets are created from roses.
Knitting roses is available even for beginners who have just got acquainted with crocheting. In order to start making a decorative rose, you can use any available yarn (iris, cotton, acrylic, linen, wool, bamboo), as well as a crochet hook that matches the thickness of the thread. Depending on the choice of yarn colors, roses can be made bright, or, conversely, pastel, or even at all - experiment with combining colors.
As for the ways to crochet roses, there are only two of them:
- knitting a long lace strip, which later twists into a rose;
- knitting of individual elements of a rose (center, petals, cups, buds), gathering into a flower with a needle.
The choice of knitting is always up to the craftswoman. Try to knit your first flower, and we guarantee that you will be surprised what graceful and very realistic roses you can crochet with your own hands.
We have prepared two step-by-step lessons on crocheting roses in both techniques (with a holistic canvas and by elements).
A simple master class on knitting a rose with one openwork strip
Despite the fact that knitting a whole flower is considered easier compared to making roses by elements, the end result pleases the needlewomen no less - the rose turns out to be so magnificent, you can't take your eyes off!
To make such a rose you need:
- viscose yarn in two contrasting colors of medium thickness (we have a deep purple and pale lilac);
- hook number 2;
- thread with a needle, scissors.
Knitting pattern:
Explanation of abbreviations found in the text:
- VP - air loop;
- RWY - VP lifting;
- RLS or Art. b / n - single crochet;
- SSN or Art. s / n - double crochet;
- C2H - Art. with 2 yarns;
- PS - half-column;
- PR - the previous row;
- CC - connection column.
Work description:
We collect the base chain for 48 VP.
Row number 1: we count from the hook 5 VP, in the sixth we introduce the hook, knitting 1 CCH.
We knit one more VP.
On the base chain, we skip 2 VP, in the third we knit: 1 SSN + 2 VP + 1 SSN. 
We continue to knit with rapports to the end of the row: 1 VP + skipping two VP of the base-chain + in the third VP: 1 CCH + 2 VP + 1 CCH.
Row 2: Raise 3 runways as the end of the first row.
We turn over the knitting, we knit 1 CCH in an arch of 2 VP PR. 
Then we knit 2 VP + 2 CCHs in the same arch.
We continue to knit a number of repeating combinations: 1 VP, in the next. an arch of 2 VP PR we knit 2 SSN + 2 VP + 2 SSN. We repeat to the end of the row.
On the last two loops of the second row, it is necessary to attach a lilac thread.
Row 3: Raise 3 runways. 
Reversal of knitting - we knit 3 CCHs into an arch of 2 VP PR. 
Then we knit 1 SS into the arch from the 1st VP PR.
In the next. we already knit the arch 8 CCH + 1 SS into the arch from the 1st VP PR. Repeat the rapport 3 more times, in total you should get 4 fans of 8 tbsp. s / n. 
In the next arch we knit 10 CCHs + 1 SS into the arch from the 1st VP PR. We repeat 5 such rapports, a total of 6 fans for 10 s / n columns. SS. Cut the thread. An openwork strip for a rose is ready.
We roll it up in a spiral.
From the inside, we sew all the layers of the flower with a needle in order to securely fix its shape.
The rosette is ready!
Keep in mind that the side of the strip (front or wrong side) matters in the direction of the spiral folding - depending on the side chosen, the rose petals can be either concave inside the flower, or, conversely, convex, more open. 
The final stage is decorating the rose. You can tie a green leaf to it, you can decorate it with glass beads or rhinestones, it all depends on your imagination. A ready-made rose of this type can be used to decorate any items from the wardrobe (especially for children!), And also to decorate interior items in an original way (vases, paintings, photo frames, etc.).
Knitting a voluminous rose from individual elements: a step-by-step lesson for advanced craftswomen
Crocheted volumetric roses are truly gorgeous - they can really be easily confused with real flowers! True, you need to spend a lot of time to make them, but all efforts will pay off with interest - such a hand-made is highly valued!
Let's take a closer look:
A voluminous rose is knitted from individual elements: the middle, three inner and outer petals, a cup and three to six green leaves. So, we start knitting the constituent parts of the flower.
Middle of a rose
Schematic drawing
Knitting:
We collect a chain of 10 VP, we close it in a ring with the help of SS.
Row number 1: 2 VP + 15 CCH in the middle of the circle from the base, 1 SS.
Row number 2: 2 VP + 2 CCH in each loop PR, 1 CC.
Rows Nos. 3-4: 2 VP + 1-st CCH in each loop PR, 1 CC.
Row number 5: 2 VP + 1 SSN in every 2nd loop of PR, 1 SS.
Row number 6: 1 VP + 1 st RLS in each loop of PR, 1 SS.
Row number 7: 1 VP + 1 st RLS in each loop of PR, 1 SS.
Row number 8: 1 VP + 1 RLS, then we knit with rapports: 4 PRSs in one loop + 1 RLS, we finish with SS.
In addition to the middle, we knit a bud, it is necessary so that the center of the rose does not shine through and the filler is not visible through it.
We collect a chain of 21 VP
Row number 1: we skip two VP chains, with the 3rd we knit 19 RLS.
Row number 2: 2 VP + 1 CCH + 2 C2H + 1 CCH + 1 CC + 1 CCH + 3 C2H + 1 CCH + 1 CC + 1 CCH + 6 C2H + 1 CCH + 1 CC. Inner rose petal (3 pcs. )
Scheme:
We collect a chain of 9 VPs. We knit in rotary rows.
Row number 1: we count two VP chains, starting from the 3rd we knit 7 sc to the end of the row.
Row number 2: in the 1st loop of the row we knit 2 VP + 1 CCH, in each next loop - 2 CCH to the end of the row.
Row number 3: 2 VP, then - 7 rapports: 2 CCH in one loop + 1 CCH in the next loop, the last loop - 2 CCH.
Row number 4: 2 VP, 1 CCH in each loop to the end of the row.
Row number 5: 2 VP + 3 CCHs, 4 rapports: skipping one loop + knitting 4 CCHs.
Row number 6: 2 VP + 3 CCH, 4 rapports: skipping one loop + knitting 3 CCHs.
Row number 7: 2 VP + 1 st CCH in each loop of PR.
Row number 8: 1 VP, 6 rapports: 2 CCHs in one loop, then - 2 RLS, 6 rapports: 2 CCHs in one loop. SS. Cut the thread.
Outer petal (3 pcs.)
Scheme:
Knit the initial chain and the first 7 rows in the same way as knitting the inner petal.
Row number 8: we turn the work, raise 1 VP, 2 CCHs in one loop, knit the rapport three times (2 C2H in one loop), then we knit 2 CCHs in one loop, 2 PS with a crochet in one loop, 2 PRS, 2 PS with a crochet in one loop, 2 CCHs in one loop, then again knit the rapport three times (2 C2H in one loop), complete with 2 CCHs in one loop and CC.
Cup (green yarn)
Scheme:
We knit a chain of 7 VP, we close it in a circle with the help of the SS, we knit in a circle.
Row number 1: 1 VP + 9 PS with a crochet in the middle of the circle. SS.
Row number 2: 1 VP, 4 rapports (2 PS s / n in one loop + 1 PS s / n), 2 PS s / n in one loop. SS.
Row number 3: 5 rapports (8 VP, starting from the 3rd loop from the hook we knit: 3 SBN + 3 PS s / n + 3 CC).
Leaflet (6 pieces).
Scheme:
We collect a chain of 14 VPs.
Row number 1: in the 3rd loop - 1 SBN, then we knit 2 PS s / n, 6 SSN, 1 PS s / n, 2 SBN.
Row number 2: we turn knitting, knit 1 VP + 1 СБН + 2 СНН in 1-well loop + 2 С2Н into one loop + 1 С2Н + 2 С2Н into 1-well + 2 СНН + 2 СНН into 1-well loop + 1 RLS + 2 SS + 1 RLS in the penultimate loop.
Row number 3: we knit in a circle: 2 SS + 1 SBN + 2 CCH in 1 st loop + 2 CCH + 2 C2H in 1 st loop + 1 C2H + 2 C2H in 1 st loop + 2 CCH in 1 st loop + 1 sc + 1 ss.
Row number 4: we turn the work, we knit 1 VP + 1 RLS + 2 PS s / n in 1-well + 2 CCHs in 1-well + 2 CCHs in 1-well + 2 CCHs + 2 CCHs in 1-well loop + 1 PS s / n + 2 PS s / n in 1-well loop + 6 SBN + 1 VP + 1 PS s / n.
Row No. 5 we knit circular: 1 VP + 6 RLS + 2 PS s / n in 1 st loop + 2 CCH + 2 CCH in 1 st loop + 2 CCH in 1 st loop + 2 PS s / n in 1- well loop + 1 sc + 2 ss.
Tie the leaves in a circle with a "crustacean step", stretch a thin wire along the edge to keep the leaf in shape. We collect three leaves in a twig.
Assembly
Once all the elements of the rose are ready, we start assembling the flower. A cable or thick wire covered with masking tape can be used as a trunk. We fill the connected middle of the rose with filler, attach the inner petals to it with an overlap, followed by the outer ones. We put the middle on the trunk, attach the bud inside it, then the middle, sew a cup under it. We wrap the trunk with a green thread, tying the leaves in parallel at the desired height and distance. The rosette is ready! You can make a rich bouquet from such roses and decorate your favorite vase with them. They are just as good as an original gift for mom or close friend.
Crochet roses video master classes
Roses are very popular in crochet needlework, therefore, for greater clarity, we suggest that you familiarize yourself with detailed video tutorials on knitting them. Get inspired and improvise!
Good afternoon, today I will tell you what are the ways to crochet a rose. You will see how easy it really is - even for beginners, and even for children in their first year of crocheting... All flowers are knitted very simply. In the article you can find many patterns for knitted flowers. And in this article there will be schemes and lessons for crocheting a rose - in a bud or in full bloom. All the techniques and methods will immediately become clear and easy for you to follow.
So let's get started.
How to crochet a rose.
STRAIGHT LACE method.
These are the roses we are going to knit now. And this work is suitable for the very beginning crochet masters - for children of primary school age. That is, the master class is suitable for the leaders of the "Skillful Hands" children's circles.
It is enough to learn to knit - a chain of airs, to master a single crochet and a single crochet.
You can crochet such roses to decorate a greeting card. Nice craft for my mother's holiday on March 8. Or decorate a hair tie with a rose. Or crochet a gift basket, starch and decorate with a rose, as in the photo below.
Your crocheted lace ribbon doesn't have to be straight - it can twist itself into a spiral, or a circle. So even better.
This will happen by itself if you are in the second row (the row that immediately goes over the air loops) to knit more than one column in one air loop — but more. Either in each air 2 columns, or through 1 air 2 columns, or through 2 air. The more often you make the extra extra column, the more your lace twists.... And then the crocheted rose will be easier to twist into a flower.
You can knit a simple openwork strip with holes: 1 column + 1 air, 1 column + 1 air, etc. By itself, this row will be straight in shape. But he begins to twist into a spiral when the next in the third row, in each hole of the lace, we will knit many double crochets (in this case, 6 columns in each arch - along the edges with one crochet, and 4 central ones with two crochets)
And if you make in such lace more rows up - and as a result you get a wide strip of lace, you can fold more curvy crochet roses, as in the photo below. Additional rows - will give the rose the depth of the petals. You can crochet such a rose on a strong wire leg, tie green oval leaves with it and collect a beautiful knitted bouquet for a vase.
The essence of the whole work is simple - we knit a wide lace ribbon with the edge in the form of rounded arcs. And then we twist this lace with a roll. It turns out a rose. The green part can be immediately included in the ribbon knitting pattern. That is, start knitting a green ribbon and only then continue with red threads.
You must understand one thing. Knitting pattern for such lace can be arbitrary... YOU can take this diagram - how a piecefrom the scheme of any round napkin. Here, take a round knitting pattern and erase the extra rows there - what remains can serve as a rose pattern.
This is \u003d a piece of a regular napkin chart. But if we tie it like a ribbon. And roll it into a roll, we get a crochet rose.
Here in the photo below is a rose and a diagram - also similar to part of a napkin diagram.
And even a straight (not round) lace pattern can turn into a rose if rolled into a roll. The main thing is that this straight lace has a WAVY EDGE. So that when rolled into a roll, these semicircular edges look like petals.
In the photo and diagram below, we just see a crocheted rose, knitted from a straight ribbon of wide lace.
Rose with petals of different widths.
You can also make each arch-petal on your lace ribbon A LITTLE MORE than the previous one. Then your marginal rose petals will be larger and wider than the central inner petals of the bud.
This is how it was done on the rose with the photo below. And the diagram shows this principle too. The petals contain more and more columns.
Crochet rose on a green shamrock.
Below we see small roses that lie on green leaves. The rose itself is knitted simply (diagram below).
The green shamrock knitting is pretty simple too. First we knit a chain of 7 loops, one for lifting and along this chain we return back with connecting posts. And now, having returned, we make another chain of 7 air balloons and again unfold from its tip and go back along it with a row of connecting posts (crosses in the diagram). And when we return, we make another, third, chain of 7 air balloons - in total we return along it with a row of connecting posts. And then we tie each of the three sticks with columns with one and two crochets (as shown in the diagram). When all three leaves are knitted - they can be decorated - add a binding of cloves (red row in the diagram below).
Of course, nothing prevents us from tying the leaves separately, and then collecting them into a treelist. And the layout of the leaf can be completely different.
For example like this. Everything is up to your taste and design. And here is a diagram of a beautiful leaf with a scalloped edge for a crochet rose.
And you can do even more interesting. You can knit a trefoil (or a multileaf, it doesn't matter) directly on the same chain on which we knitted a twist of petals. As we can see in the photo below.
A rose made in this technique can become an applique decoration for a children's knitted hat (as in the photo below).
Petal method
Crochet a rose.
But these roses are made of individual round petals. Look carefully, you can see it perfectly in the photo.
Below you can see a crocheted rose that consists of round petals. Like a living rose in nature. To twist such a rose, you need to knit several round petals. It is desirable that the petals be of two or three different shades of red. So the rose will turn out dark in the middle of the bud and will gradually brighten towards its edges - and look like natural.
Here is a diagram below where we see how each petal of such a rose is crocheted. There is also a sepal diagram (pentagonal diagram in the picture below). And how the leaf is tied.
And also a knitting and folding pattern for a folded bud is given - an asymmetrical circle in the lower left corner of the figure below.
In this technique of round petals, you can make large roses. The petals can be curled around the edges or straight, the buds can be closed or curvy, depending on how you wrap the rose flower.
If on the last rows of the circle you make a decrease in loops in a row. Then the edges of such round petals will wrap by themselves. And we get rounded, even lapels-folds on each rose petal. As in the photo below.
You can also make your own design additions to this technique of knitting roses. For example use threads of two or three colorsin (as in the left photo below), where border each petal is first tied with columns of pink threads, and then one more circle with columns of red threads.
And also (as in the right photo below) you can add in the middle of each round petal - sharp notch... This shape of the petals is found on some varieties of roses. Why not crochet it.
These are the recommendations for creating crochet roses I can give. All methods and all patterns of knitting roses - fit in just 2 techniques. Either this is a long lace, which was then twisted into a rose, or it is round petals, which were then collected into a rose. Bowls and green leaves can be knitted in different ways and patterns. Everything is your choice.
Choose the technique that is closer to you and create your own crochet rose.
Good luck with your work.
Olga Klishevskaya, specially for the site.
Recently, crocheted flowers have been at their peak of popularity. Knitted necklaces with flowers, brooches and hairpins began to come into fashion. Sometimes knitted flowers are just works of art.
The queen of flowers is always a rose, it is roses that are most often crocheted. I am showing one of the simplest crochet patterns for a rose, but this does not mean at all that the rose will turn out to be ugly.
Full crochet rose pattern:
We knit a chain crochet, we calculate the length depending on the size of the rose that we want to knit. For a lush rose, at least 15 petals are needed, for a bud, 7 is enough.
There are only 3 rows in the scheme, the rose knits very quickly. In the last row, we increase the number of columns as we approach the last petal from 5-7 to 10-12. As a result, we get the following spiral:
Further, the rose can be additionally decorated. Tying the edge with a darker or lighter thread looks very good. It is advisable to take a thinner thread and hook. We carry out the strapping with single crochet, or alternating between single crochet and air loop.
It is a good idea to steam the resulting workpiece with an iron. Then we collect our rose on a thread along the edge and tighten it.
If you want to get a more closed rose, then collect the flower with the front side inward. If we want to get a more blossoming flower, then we do the opposite. Accordingly, we carry out the binding of the edge on the desired side.
When applied to live flowers, it is believed that rosebuds are more suitable for young girls and girls, and fully blooming flowers are more suitable for older women.
You can embellish your rose a little more by tying the middle of the flower with a different color.
