Petals: Small (S), Medium (M), & Large (L) S: R1-9 M: R1-10 L: R1-11 Rose bud = 3 S petals Semi-open rose = 3 S + 3 M petals Fully open rose = 3 S + 3 M + 3 L petals Petals Magic Ring, work in rounds R1: 6sc R2: 6inc R3: (sc, inc) all around R4: (2sc, inc) all around R5: (3sc, inc) all around R6: (4sc, inc) all around R7: 10sc, (inc, 4sc) x 3, inc, 10 sc R8: 10sc, (inc, 5sc) x 3, inc, 11sc R9: 11sc, (inc, 6sc) x 3, inc, 11sc R10: 11sc, (inc, 3sc) x 6, inc, 12sc R11: 12sc, (inc, 4sc) x 6, inc, 12sc *Add ch 3, 3 tc before FO for each petal (all sizes) Leaves Make a loop, insert wire into loop, work into the wire. R1: 14sc R2: *turn, you still still work along the wire* 2hdc, 9dc, 2hdc, bend the wire, 1sc, ch2, 1sc on same st, *Still on R2. You will now be working on top of the 14sc of R1* cover the bent wire with 2hdc, 9dc, 2hdc R3: (Make a loop on next stitch. You now have 2 loops on hook, twist both loops before yarning over and pull through) do this all around. Sl St and FO. Wrap remaining yarn on wire. To make a branch of leaves, twist three leaves together Underside of petals R1: Ch7, sl st to first st R2: (sc, inc) all around R3-4: sc all around R5: [ch8, sl st on 2nd chain, 2sc, hdc, 2dc, dc and sc into 2 parallel loops where you first did your ch 8 (timestamp 13:57) 2sc in next st] all around
I would add a revision as to not add 3 ch and 3tc to end of each petal. This would make the bulb underneath the petals very bulky as she mentions in her 1:3 video. She actually added 2ch and 2tc only to *one* of the three medium petals and to *all* large petals, but *none* to the small petals. Watch her 1:3 video to see how slim her version is and how bulky the version is if you make the trebles at the end of all petals.
I wanted to find something to gift my partner for valentines that wasn't the cliché box of chocolates or flower that withers in 2 days and this is perfect! Thank you so much :)
I’m going crazy lol. What size yarn do I need. I’m not familiar with many things crochet. I’m just beginning to follow patterns. I get she is using DK 100% acrylic yarn but is there a particular size and amount?? Help
The x and v makes so much sense now after your explanation . After in seeing so many crochet patterns with x and v in other languages, I had no idea what it meant!
This is wonderful! Your speech is very gentle and very clear, your movements are very precise and easy to follow, and I really appreciate that you took your time and went through every row and showed every code over and over. No short cuts, no confusion. Beautiful! Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial!
you prolly dont give a damn but does anyone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot my login password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
@Garrett Mateo i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm trying it out now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Actually, that looked fairly difficult and cumbersome! I wrap the tail under to over above my first knuckle, then around again to under it, slip the hook under the nearest loop (to fingertip), hook the second loop then pull it out from under. When I'm done with however many stitches need to be in the loop, I only need to pull the tail to close the circle.
So I figured out the rest of the Instructions: by the start of step 7 you should have 36 stitches on the outer perimeter, this is really important. Step 7 onward differs because it has stitch by stitch instructions instead of a repeating pattern. This means that upon starting you're going to do 10x stitches. Then (v, 4x) one increase and 4 stitches, but do this again 2 more times. After that do one v increase and then 10x stitches.
@🌸Sakura Wulf to make the little "Tab" you slip stitch into the next stitch, ch 5, yarn over 2x, do triple crochet in same stitch, yarn over 2x, do triple crochet in next stitch. Cut yarn and pull tail through. (She shows this step in video 1:3) Since her website is no longer available (therefore the written pattern is not available) I am going through her videos and writing out the pattern myself.
You're speaking English very well, for it not being your first language. The thing you were holding in your hand at 1:30 is what I learned to call a stitch marker (you couldn't seem to think of the word, so I figured I may as well tell you in just in case) The roses are very lovely, and I think I'll probably make a bouquet of them at some point from your tutorial!
What a fantastic,simple and easy to follow tutorial! Yes i shall be making these for my hallway vase. Thank-you for sharing and also for breaking it down into very easy terms for others to understand and follow!
You're awesome! Great instructional video.... I'm so happy you explain how to read the Asian method of writing a crochet pattern. With this pattern, the method seems easier than what the American version is. You're an incredible teacher! I'm glad I found you, I've liked your video (👍) and subscribed to your channel.... I wish you much success 💖
Very clearly and nicely explained! Lovely work! Really enjoyed working along with you, I crotchet step by step with you and it all worked out beautifully! Thank you so very much!!!
I am making these into a bouquet for my mom's 50th birthday. Due to the pandemic, I am skeptic of buying real flowers so I'll just make one myself :) Thanks for the tutorial. Your English sounds lovely.
I use 2.0mm and it works for me, I think your English is perfect and I love listening to you showing Thanks so much for again doing this in English for us.
Ok I have to say your magic ring is the easiest so far for me. I’ve been having a serious amount of problems doing the magic ring and I’ve been crocheting for about five years now but your video makes it really easy and I now know how to do it thank you I appreciate it
I've been looking for something like this for a while now. This tutorial is amazing and your instructions are very clear. I'm making a red one for my boyfriend wish me luck!!
Your habit is a stitch marker! I don't speak English as my first language, but I think crochet is a universal language. Also I have the same habit, no matter if I knit normal crochet or spiral crochet. I love your work, excellent rose.
I agree. Line 7 isn’t correct. When you finish line 6 you have 36 stitches and if I follow your 10x, (v, 4x) *3, 10x then I will have two stitches left before I arrive at my stitch marker.
Has made 5 sets of rose petals using aunt Lydia size 3 thread and as well as size 10 thread. I still find this the best rose tutorial out there. You've made this so easy to follow. But hot dam takes me 30 minutes for 1 petal hahaha. I've also made some babays breath tonadd to the roses. Thank you for a well done tutorial.
I'm always amazed by people who speak more than one language your accent is beautiful and you speak very well I've always wanted to learn Spanish I know a little but I hope one day I speak Spanish as well as you do English 😊 ty for the video it was super helpful
Speaking several languages myself .. I loved the way you explained it. Your English was great! And the way you set out the grid was a fantastic idea. Thank you so much.
I’ve been crocheting about 2 weeks and I’m still new to it but I’ve made a couple things I’m very proud of. The only thing is I’ve always struggled with the magic circle, because whenever I pulled the tail to close, it would never fully close and/or it would tighten ALL the stitches are too much for me to work. I watched SO many videos and no matter what I did it was always the same. This is the only one that worked beautifully. I’ve literally just finished making only the magic circle and I pulled the tail and it closed easily and seamlessly and I’m so so excited. Thank you SO much! Even if I don’t learn anything else, that singular help with the magic circle just changed the game for me. Bless
Never mind I spoke too soon I didn’t pull the two pieces like she did I just pulled the tail and realized later there was some loose string and now I’ve tried 7 times the way she is pulling at them trying to figure which is the right one and it doesn’t work at all. Neither of them do anything out make a tight knot. This is frustrating.
Found link of video on facebook group...When i first saw your video in other language which i relly dont know... i was so dis appointed ... but its love to have this in english ...thank u😍💕
your English is AMAZING! it is better than most of the native English speakers I have come across. Thanks so much for taking the time you show us your beautiful gift.
These are the most beautiful handcrafted things I have ever seen! Really gorgeous. I unfortunately have almost none of the needed supplies :(. I watched all of the videos anyway though lol and will be making a list of things needed. I have to make these :). Thank you for the tutorial and the great attention to details that you have.
I have since made a few of these roses and they turned out beautiful :) . Takes time and patience but worth it. I am now making half a dozen as a surprise gift to my mother because I know she will absolutely love them
Im a beginner in crochet,i have search a lot of tutorials but only your tutorials that i exactly understand, and now planning to do simple cardigans design for beginners , i hope you can do a tutorials of that. Thank you
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! Your voice is smooth and easy to understand, and the pattern and finished item itself is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your art and talent with us!
If you make your magic ring a little bigger, you can then gently pull on the tail a bit to see which is the right string to pull on rather than guessing which one is the correct one to pull first. :)
Petal pattern with stitch count at the end of each row: Petals: Magic Ring, work in rounds R1: 6sc (6) R2: 6inc (12) R3: (sc, inc) all around (18) R4: (2sc, inc) all around (24) R5: (3sc, inc) all around (30) R6: (4sc, inc) all around (36) R7: 10sc, (inc, 4sc) x 3, inc, 10 sc (40) R8: 10sc, (inc, 5sc) x 3, inc, 11sc (44) R9: 11sc, (inc, 6sc) x 3, inc, 11sc (48) R10: 11sc, (inc, 3sc) x 6, inc, 12sc (55) R11: 12sc, (inc, 4sc) x 6, inc, 12sc (62)
Petals: Small (S), Medium (M), & Large (L)
S: R1-9
M: R1-10
L: R1-11
Rose bud = 3 S petals
Semi-open rose = 3 S + 3 M petals
Fully open rose = 3 S + 3 M + 3 L petals
Petals
Magic Ring, work in rounds
R1: 6sc
R2: 6inc
R3: (sc, inc) all around
R4: (2sc, inc) all around
R5: (3sc, inc) all around
R6: (4sc, inc) all around
R7: 10sc, (inc, 4sc) x 3, inc, 10 sc
R8: 10sc, (inc, 5sc) x 3, inc, 11sc
R9: 11sc, (inc, 6sc) x 3, inc, 11sc
R10: 11sc, (inc, 3sc) x 6, inc, 12sc
R11: 12sc, (inc, 4sc) x 6, inc, 12sc
*Add ch 3, 3 tc before FO for each petal (all sizes)
Leaves
Make a loop, insert wire into loop, work into the wire.
R1: 14sc
R2: *turn, you still still work along the wire* 2hdc, 9dc, 2hdc, bend the wire, 1sc, ch2, 1sc on same st,
*Still on R2. You will now be working on top of the 14sc of R1* cover the bent wire with 2hdc, 9dc, 2hdc
R3: (Make a loop on next stitch. You now have 2 loops on hook, twist both loops before yarning over and pull through) do this all around. Sl St and FO.
Wrap remaining yarn on wire. To make a branch of leaves, twist three leaves together
Underside of petals
R1: Ch7, sl st to first st
R2: (sc, inc) all around
R3-4: sc all around
R5: [ch8, sl st on 2nd chain, 2sc, hdc, 2dc, dc and sc into 2 parallel loops where you first did your ch 8 (timestamp 13:57) 2sc in next st] all around
You are a hero. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Thank you so much,Sara saved me soo much time!
life saver 🙏🙏
I would add a revision as to not add 3 ch and 3tc to end of each petal. This would make the bulb underneath the petals very bulky as she mentions in her 1:3 video. She actually added 2ch and 2tc only to *one* of the three medium petals and to *all* large petals, but *none* to the small petals. Watch her 1:3 video to see how slim her version is and how bulky the version is if you make the trebles at the end of all petals.
I fucking love u
I wanted to find something to gift my partner for valentines that wasn't the cliché box of chocolates or flower that withers in 2 days and this is perfect! Thank you so much :)
is it doable? i have only crocheted one time and don’t really know how to do anything
@@snaillord9516 yes! i've crocheted a few stuff but this was really easy :D
@@rey9560 thank you!!!
I’m going crazy lol. What size yarn do I need. I’m not familiar with many things crochet. I’m just beginning to follow patterns. I get she is using DK 100% acrylic yarn but is there a particular size and amount?? Help
@@vendingmachine3358 I would think worsted weight, #4...
The x and v makes so much sense now after your explanation . After in seeing so many crochet patterns with x and v in other languages, I had no idea what it meant!
Your english is fine and your work is beautiful
Sweetpence Hart
Can follow you easerly,love yr desines,thanks,im a beginner
This is wonderful! Your speech is very gentle and very clear, your movements are very precise and easy to follow, and I really appreciate that you took your time and went through every row and showed every code over and over. No short cuts, no confusion. Beautiful! Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial!
you prolly dont give a damn but does anyone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow forgot my login password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
@Marcus Jaxson instablaster =)
@Garrett Mateo i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Garrett Mateo it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my ass!
@Marcus Jaxson glad I could help xD
These roses are so beautiful and your voice is very soothing~
Hands down the best magic ring tutorial I've ever seen!
Actually, that looked fairly difficult and cumbersome! I wrap the tail under to over above my first knuckle, then around again to under it, slip the hook under the nearest loop (to fingertip), hook the second loop then pull it out from under. When I'm done with however many stitches need to be in the loop, I only need to pull the tail to close the circle.
So I figured out the rest of the Instructions: by the start of step 7 you should have 36 stitches on the outer perimeter, this is really important. Step 7 onward differs because it has stitch by stitch instructions instead of a repeating pattern. This means that upon starting you're going to do 10x stitches. Then (v, 4x) one increase and 4 stitches, but do this again 2 more times. After that do one v increase and then 10x stitches.
THANK YOU I WAS SO CONFUSED!!
so, in the step 7 will be: 10x (v,4x) v, 4x (2 times) and then v and 10x stiches?
I'm doing the smallest one first and got through row 9 but I don't have the thingy sticking off the one side, where are the instructions for that?
@🌸Sakura Wulf to make the little "Tab" you slip stitch into the next stitch, ch 5, yarn over 2x, do triple crochet in same stitch, yarn over 2x, do triple crochet in next stitch. Cut yarn and pull tail through. (She shows this step in video 1:3)
Since her website is no longer available (therefore the written pattern is not available) I am going through her videos and writing out the pattern myself.
@@RazorbackGirl83 hii! can you explain to me the things inside the parenthesis 😭😭😭😭
Ive made the fully open flower (9 petals 3 of each size) with less than a 100g ball of wool. Hopefully this helps others with knowing much wool to use
I truly like this rose. It's pretty and very easy. I'm going to use it for a granny square Afghan that I'm making for my mother. Thank you so much.
You're speaking English very well, for it not being your first language. The thing you were holding in your hand at 1:30 is what I learned to call a stitch marker (you couldn't seem to think of the word, so I figured I may as well tell you in just in case) The roses are very lovely, and I think I'll probably make a bouquet of them at some point from your tutorial!
Thank you. The words slip my mind sometimes.
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Hey, it happens to me too and I've been speaking English my whole life. I think it's probably normal. I really love this tutorial ^.^
That's very kind. I wish you all the success with your bouquet.
What a fantastic,simple and easy to follow tutorial! Yes i shall be making these for my hallway vase. Thank-you for sharing and also for breaking it down into very easy terms for others to understand and follow!
Thank you very much
Your flowers are beautiful.Your instructions are so easy to follow. Thank you for sharing with is.
You're awesome! Great instructional video.... I'm so happy you explain how to read the Asian method of writing a crochet pattern. With this pattern, the method seems easier than what the American version is. You're an incredible teacher! I'm glad I found you, I've liked your video (👍) and subscribed to your channel.... I wish you much success 💖
Thank you very much
Very clearly and nicely explained! Lovely work! Really enjoyed working along with you, I crotchet step by step with you and it all worked out beautifully! Thank you so very much!!!
Thank you so much for your kind comment
Thanks for taking the time to translate in English and for sharing your beautiful work very beautiful❤
I am making these into a bouquet for my mom's 50th birthday. Due to the pandemic, I am skeptic of buying real flowers so I'll just make one myself :)
Thanks for the tutorial. Your English sounds lovely.
I use 2.0mm and it works for me, I think your English is perfect and I love listening to you showing Thanks so much for again doing this in English for us.
Hello there how're you
Thank you, you are truly talented and so kind to share your talent with those of us new to the art of Crochet
Thank you so much
Thank you so much for this tutorial; it has helped create the most beautiful Mother’s Day gift.
You are so welcome. I'm glad you found it useful.
Great video. Thank you for the many details. Easy to understand.
Your voice and English is lovely thank you so much for sharing this. I will attempt to make a few for my mother ♡
Love your video and flowers. Thanks for teaching how to read your chart.
I’m glad I found you‼️ you’re so Talented. Your Roses look more real than other crochet roses I’ve seen👍🏼👍🏼
Just fabulous!
I can understand very clearly. I like how your up close to see you doing your work!!
Awesome!!
Hello there, how're you doing today...
Amazing thank you so very much for sharing all of your inspiration I am just starting too learn how too Crochet
I remember this on facebook oh thank you csnt wait to have some quite time to watch x
Thank you x
Wow your english is great and your works of crochet. Your voice is so soothing amd relaxing. Thank you very helpful 💜 hello from the UK
I too use a stitch marker when I crochet. Thank you for the videos.
Your english is very good and your instructions are very easy to understand as is your pattern. It is lovely. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial :)
Hey i love your videos! Please upload more🥺 I found your videos very helpful❤️
thank you very much for your way of explanation. I saw many tutorials but only one it was helpful was yours. keep on 🌷👍👏
Hi! Your uploaded tutorials are very detailed. Thank you! Hope you'll make more videos.
Your videos are amazing. Nicely done. Thank-you.
You did a really good job with your English. I understood you perfectly. Thank you for this video, I'm going to have a go at doing these roses :)
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful tutorial in English for us! And by the way you speak great in English!!
I think your english is great! I love the rose, so beautiful. Thank you for your video.
Ok I have to say your magic ring is the easiest so far for me. I’ve been having a serious amount of problems doing the magic ring and I’ve been crocheting for about five years now but your video makes it really easy and I now know how to do it thank you I appreciate it
Thank you so much for watching my videos.
Thank you my dear. You did a beautiful job. Clear, on point and fantastic result. Thank you.
Thank you so much.
I LOVE your videos!! So easy to follow along and the results are stunning!! Please make more!
thank you
I've been looking for something like this for a while now. This tutorial is amazing and your instructions are very clear. I'm making a red one for my boyfriend wish me luck!!
how did it go? im thinking of making one for my boyfriend and i’m nervous
Best video I have ever seen..so clear ...and explained in amazing way..thanks a lot dear☺️
Beautiful! Thank you!
Your habit is a stitch marker! I don't speak English as my first language, but I think crochet is a universal language. Also I have the same habit, no matter if I knit normal crochet or spiral crochet. I love your work, excellent rose.
I agree. Line 7 isn’t correct. When you finish line 6 you have 36 stitches and if I follow your 10x, (v, 4x) *3, 10x then I will have two stitches left before I arrive at my stitch marker.
Hi...What a fantastic.Simple and easy to follow turorial Thank you for sharing
Has made 5 sets of rose petals using aunt Lydia size 3 thread and as well as size 10 thread. I still find this the best rose tutorial out there. You've made this so easy to follow. But hot dam takes me 30 minutes for 1 petal hahaha. I've also made some babays breath tonadd to the roses. Thank you for a well done tutorial.
Thank you for this tutorial. I love my crochet rose. x
Hello there!!!?
I'm always amazed by people who speak more than one language your accent is beautiful and you speak very well I've always wanted to learn Spanish I know a little but I hope one day I speak Spanish as well as you do English 😊 ty for the video it was super helpful
Speaking several languages myself .. I loved the way you explained it. Your English was great! And the way you set out the grid was a fantastic idea. Thank you so much.
Oh that's so kind. Thank you very much. Thank you for taking the time to comment as well.
this is the best crochet rose ever. thank you,. all your flowers is like real flower
Hello Katerina, how're you doing today....
all of the rose pattern I love this one
Both this and you are beautiful ❤ thank you for providing all of us with such a beautiful tutorial!! ❤
you're very kind
I love you, thank you, I was searching for this, you saved me 🙏🏼
Your English is fine! Thank you for the tutorial.
what amazing rose!!
I was actually searching for tutorials with those codes since I grew up with those! And the roses are very pretty! Thank you for the tutorial! :D
Thank you for watching
Beautiful work I can't wait to try these 👍
amazing im froul algeria and crochet to us is like more than fun job it is our life ♥ thnkyou i love your work
+Pretty Soufia Thank you for your kind comments
Thank you! It's fantastic
Hello! greetings from Brazil! your English is very good! And his technique is beautiful! Thanks for sharing! I learned a lot!
I’ve been crocheting about 2 weeks and I’m still new to it but I’ve made a couple things I’m very proud of. The only thing is I’ve always struggled with the magic circle, because whenever I pulled the tail to close, it would never fully close and/or it would tighten ALL the stitches are too much for me to work. I watched SO many videos and no matter what I did it was always the same. This is the only one that worked beautifully. I’ve literally just finished making only the magic circle and I pulled the tail and it closed easily and seamlessly and I’m so so excited. Thank you SO much! Even if I don’t learn anything else, that singular help with the magic circle just changed the game for me. Bless
Never mind I spoke too soon I didn’t pull the two pieces like she did I just pulled the tail and realized later there was some loose string and now I’ve tried 7 times the way she is pulling at them trying to figure which is the right one and it doesn’t work at all. Neither of them do anything out make a tight knot. This is frustrating.
Sorry you're having some difficulties
Found link of video on facebook group...When i first saw your video in other language which i relly dont know... i was so dis appointed ... but its love to have this in english ...thank u😍💕
Making these for my partner this valentines day of 2022. I hope they like them.
I gave these to my boyfriend for his birthday, they turned out great tysm!!
Thanks for sharing and for taking the time to make it so clear with the drawings and pattern.
Hello Paula, how're you doing....
thank you, your roses are wonderfull...
Magnificent, I will make these for my Dad's monument in my living room. Thank you so much. 😂😘😍👍🏽💕🌹🌺🇵🇷🇺🇲❤️
I am still using this pattern... it is very lovely one .. ty for sharing it
I'm glad you like it
Thank you for sharing this pattern is beautiful and amazing and I love it 😍🥰
Thank you so much, I appreciate your support.
Thank you for this tutorial! I’m getting married soon and am making these for my bouquet but different colors.
How to crochet a rose - tutorial crochet videos for making flowers
She's Crafty your english is very good! Thank you for the pretty flower tutorial!
These roses are the best.By far the best tutorial.By the way you voice is very relaxing.
Very beautiful!
Looks marvelous
your English is AMAZING! it is better than most of the native English speakers I have come across. Thanks so much for taking the time you show us your beautiful gift.
Thank you very much. You're very kind.
Very easy to follow, thank you
Your english is very good and I was able to follow your instruction thank you
this was very helpful! thank you, i'll be moving on to the next video XD
I made this fully petals rose and the look out is really awesome thak you for sharing beautiful video and easy way to understand
То что Вы создаёте просто супер! Я хоть и не понимаю по английски,но даже мне понятно как все детали вяжутся.Спасибо Вам огромное!
Thank you for the amazing pattern
I love your voice it’s so calming. I watched this video two times before starting my rose
You're so kind. Thank you very much
Please you're not apologize for your your English you're speaking very very well
I just wanted to give you a compliment I thank you speak English very well
Beautiful ❤️
Your English is every good 😊
Really i watched probably more than 10 videos, but finally i understand your explanation. Thanks a lot, and good luck🌹🌼
This is very advanced. It's cool, I haven't started yet but hope I can understand it all soon.
I'm sure you'll do a great job
You're english is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing the video with us and the effort of learning english. :-)
Thank you so much for your kind words. Best of luck with your roses.
Thank u for sharing very kind
These are the most beautiful handcrafted things I have ever seen! Really gorgeous. I unfortunately have almost none of the needed supplies :(. I watched all of the videos anyway though lol and will be making a list of things needed. I have to make these :). Thank you for the tutorial and the great attention to details that you have.
Thank you so much for such a wonderful comment.
I have since made a few of these roses and they turned out beautiful :) . Takes time and patience but worth it. I am now making half a dozen as a surprise gift to my mother because I know she will absolutely love them
Im a beginner in crochet,i have search a lot of tutorials but only your tutorials that i exactly understand, and now planning to do simple cardigans design for beginners , i hope you can do a tutorials of that. Thank you
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! Your voice is smooth and easy to understand, and the pattern and finished item itself is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your art and talent with us!
If you make your magic ring a little bigger, you can then gently pull on the tail a bit to see which is the right string to pull on rather than guessing which one is the correct one to pull first. :)
You are incredible!
Your English is great and I thank you for doing it in english.
Great work!!!!
Beautiful!! Thank You!!
Thank you so much
Petal pattern with stitch count at the end of each row:
Petals:
Magic Ring, work in rounds
R1: 6sc (6)
R2: 6inc (12)
R3: (sc, inc) all around (18)
R4: (2sc, inc) all around (24)
R5: (3sc, inc) all around (30)
R6: (4sc, inc) all around (36)
R7: 10sc, (inc, 4sc) x 3, inc, 10 sc (40)
R8: 10sc, (inc, 5sc) x 3, inc, 11sc (44)
R9: 11sc, (inc, 6sc) x 3, inc, 11sc (48)
R10: 11sc, (inc, 3sc) x 6, inc, 12sc (55)
R11: 12sc, (inc, 4sc) x 6, inc, 12sc (62)
Love your channel!!❤