How To Crochet A Rose: Easy Crochet lessons to crochet flowers part 2:1

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  • @sofiarodriguez9444
    @sofiarodriguez9444 2 года назад +33

    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

    • @rl-p715
      @rl-p715 4 месяца назад

      Didn't just long here now

  • @kimry1842
    @kimry1842 2 года назад +9

    The candle method absolutely blew my mind! Thank you so so much

  • @MrsGump
    @MrsGump 2 года назад +15

    I have discovered recently that bcoz arcrylic is made from a type of plastic, you can permanently "set" it with heat, such as an iron (under a towel unless you want it stuck to ur iron!!). It flattens the stitches but you can make things like masks for kids etc this way. That's why the candle melts away the fluffy bits - fantastic idea by the way!!!
    P.S it's called "killing" your yarn if anyone wants to search it up. There is a channel that does a good vid on it called Sheepishly Sharing 😃 & Tamara Kelly Moogly channel does a great vid explaining it too

    • @Dedra-od6dd
      @Dedra-od6dd Год назад +1

      Careful. I have killed my yarn and ruined my hard work

    • @MrsGump
      @MrsGump Год назад +1

      @@Dedra-od6dd yeah I've never tried it myself, never needed to tbh but I've seen it done plenty on YT. I think it's something you'd have to maybe test out first? Must be gutting to ruin ur hard work!!!

    • @Dedra-od6dd
      @Dedra-od6dd Год назад

      @@MrsGump a whole skull Granny square pant for my daughter🤬

  • @maxinedean204
    @maxinedean204 6 лет назад +8

    I like the look of the rose better than anyone else I have viewed. Yet your rose takes alot of patience. Don't know if I could construct all the rose. But the rose turned out very beautiful and looks like a rose when you actually buy one. Thanks for your time. Maxine

    • @ShesCraftyart
      @ShesCraftyart  6 лет назад +2

      It does take quite a bit of time. But I think it's worth it in the end. Thank you for watching my videos. Best of luck.

  • @deejay2065
    @deejay2065 3 года назад +23

    I absolutely love the candle technique you are using!!!!! Im going to use it for home decor and amigurimi's. Thats so brilliant. Love your videos ❤

    • @ShesCraftyart
      @ShesCraftyart  3 года назад

      Thank you so much, you're very sweet.

  • @mary8508
    @mary8508 2 года назад

    The candle technique is awesome and satisfying to watch. Wooow!

  • @laurenmartin9111
    @laurenmartin9111 Год назад +2

    I am so impressed on the technique and the way you describe everything to this point. SOOO simple to understand for a seasoned crocheter, so I imagine a beginner could get it as well. I can’t wait to start making this!!!

  • @KieuNguyen-yo8yf
    @KieuNguyen-yo8yf 7 лет назад +3

    What a clever way to make the crab stitch (reverse single crochet)! I have a hard time doing the crab stitch too!

    • @monicatfp7766
      @monicatfp7766 5 лет назад

      Seeing her swing around: whoa! Now I find it easier to do than a reverse single crochet in a small space.

  • @me-hc3pi
    @me-hc3pi 2 года назад +2

    These has really helped me as I am an absolute beginner!! Please do more tutorials in the future!! If possible can I request for a tutorial of an orange lily because it is my grandma's favorite flower and I would like to honor her memory by making one

    • @ShesCraftyart
      @ShesCraftyart  2 года назад +1

      I have just completed a tutorial on a Plumeria, I'm uploading that today. I'm not sure about the lily, I'll take a look

  • @rayne8590
    @rayne8590 2 года назад +2

    This is a lovely design I love it and I’m finished with petals but I’m kinda stuck at the leaf part I’m winging it for now and see how far I get

    • @ShesCraftyart
      @ShesCraftyart  2 года назад +2

      Thank you so much. I'm sure you'll make a lovely flower.

  • @mstraceybullock
    @mstraceybullock 8 лет назад +3

    Hello Sweetie, the backward stitch you are curious about is the crab stitch. Love your work! Happy Crocheting

    • @BJKage
      @BJKage 5 лет назад

      I hade to find it it´s so easy, I absolutely could not do it this way, but we all are different and have our own way or making things. The original way I was doing the edge for 40 mnt, seriously I have na RA, but the reverse single crochet 3 minutes, I love it. Btw when I brought the roses to my friend as a Christmas present, she thought it´s alive. It´s a gorgeous pattern.

  • @annblachly8068
    @annblachly8068 5 лет назад

    Fabulous with the crab stitch. I lose my place doing it backwards. Thanks for showing how to do it forward.

  • @zeroninja400
    @zeroninja400 2 года назад +3

    I'm having trouble with the part when I say you go up and then down, mine all stay the same like a straight leaf

  • @farahalali7396
    @farahalali7396 9 лет назад +1

    hi there thank you so much for you great effort and time to show us that great tutorial you are the best

  • @earlenemoon8567
    @earlenemoon8567 3 года назад +2

    I love this but maybe I’m extra slow but it took forever for me to make one. It is beautiful tho

  • @maxinedean204
    @maxinedean204 6 лет назад +1

    Wouldn't using the candle also firm the stem up? As well as the rose petals, so once you join them into a rose they stay firm and keep their shape?

  • @LaCucarachitaMartina
    @LaCucarachitaMartina 9 лет назад

    Super wonderfull the leaf, I will

  • @mariaventura3109
    @mariaventura3109 Год назад

    hello! may i ask what kind of wire was used again?😅

  • @internetuser269
    @internetuser269 Год назад

    My leaf doesnt have the wide center, its just a flat oval. Im confused because it says to only do double crochet, so how is the size different in the middle? What does "work your way up" mean???

  • @АнжелинаСторожева
    @АнжелинаСторожева 7 лет назад +2

    Thanks for beautiful roses! And you can connect a realistic flower of an iris? I rummaged all Internet, but didn't find a realistic flower of an iris! Yours faithfully, Anzhelina.(Translation my computor?z bad speac on english)!

  • @abigailgonzalez74
    @abigailgonzalez74 5 лет назад

    Beautiful🌷🌹Their Gorgeous😍👌🏼👌🏼👍🏼👏🏼

  • @MusicAddictGrl
    @MusicAddictGrl 9 лет назад +14

    does the candle just get rid of the fuzz?

    • @beccasmama63
      @beccasmama63 9 лет назад +3

      +MusicAddictGrl yes

    • @angelscrochet223
      @angelscrochet223 Год назад

      Yea it does it has worked really well for me

    • @pattidamico8464
      @pattidamico8464 Год назад +1

      The heat melts the fuzz back. Don't get the candle too close or it will melt the whole thing!

  • @mxshxly4307
    @mxshxly4307 7 месяцев назад

    Do u have a written pattern of the leaf and sepal?

  • @maxinedean204
    @maxinedean204 6 лет назад +1

    You know, if any one you watching ever bought chocolate rose, when you eat the chocolate you could replace the rose with this crochet type one. You just put the yarn rose on the stem and leaves of the chocolate rose and place on display.! lol

  • @zipporahalexander474
    @zipporahalexander474 Год назад

    I had a really hard time understanding the leaf demonstration ❌️😒🥱🤕i have to watch another video on this for my rose bouquet

  • @janemohr214
    @janemohr214 2 года назад +2

    Are there written instructions for these beautiful roses??

    • @ShesCraftyart
      @ShesCraftyart  2 года назад

      There's a pattern you can follow towards the start of the first video

    • @pattidamico8464
      @pattidamico8464 Год назад

      It doesn't show how to make the sepal(?) Bottom of the rose attachment.

  • @cnieannielia2170
    @cnieannielia2170 2 года назад

    Good vdeo but please use a white color as the background..tq💝

  • @tulayozlu668
    @tulayozlu668 7 лет назад +1

    çok güzel bir çalışma elinize sağlık ☺

  • @sakinasadikot764
    @sakinasadikot764 2 года назад +1

    Can we do leaves without attaching the wire??

  • @shedevill63
    @shedevill63 6 лет назад

    The name of the stitch is Twisted Single Crochet, can be used instead of the Crab Stitch

  • @ellelopez1352
    @ellelopez1352 7 лет назад

    The stitch around the leaf
    is called a twisted single crochet

  • @НаталіяСічкарук-Федоркіна

    thank you so much

  • @heatherwainwright1957
    @heatherwainwright1957 2 года назад

    Is there a English written pattern for the rose and all the parts to it?

  • @Rach113
    @Rach113 3 года назад

    When I twist my hook to go around the leaf it wont go through! I'm so frustrated.

    • @Rach113
      @Rach113 3 года назад

      Got it to go through but it was a struggle. Lol

    • @ShesCraftyart
      @ShesCraftyart  3 года назад

      I'm happy you got it sorted out. Thank you

  • @tookiecookie2266
    @tookiecookie2266 2 года назад

    ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @silvestreypiolin89
    @silvestreypiolin89 8 лет назад

    hello you could put query patterns leaves. in the where you explain the patterns does not come out thanks

  • @soledadgomez4396
    @soledadgomez4396 8 лет назад

    Espero lograr hacerlo ya que no entiendo ingles y no logro poner la traduccion pero ya hice los petalos. Son muy hermosas.

  • @maxinedean204
    @maxinedean204 6 лет назад +1

    Do you mean fuzz on rose?

  • @brendafoxx5972
    @brendafoxx5972 7 лет назад

    Can I use 4 ply yarn?

  • @traceyhenry472
    @traceyhenry472 8 лет назад

    I'm not sure what you mean by "bubble"...do you mean the fuzz from the yarn???

    • @ShesCraftyart
      @ShesCraftyart  8 лет назад +1

      +Tracey Henry yes, that is what I mean.

    • @DataReaper1134
      @DataReaper1134 6 лет назад +1

      I think she is killing the acrylic to give it a cleaner look.

  • @debbielurvey9506
    @debbielurvey9506 8 лет назад

    do you have a pattern for a real tiny rose i have been looking but none are tiny as i want i need one to use for a little teddy bear i am making please and thank you love this rose just way to big for my valentines teddy bear

    • @TysMommy609
      @TysMommy609 8 лет назад

      +Debbie Lurvey I know I've seen a video for very small flower tutorials but you could also try just not making the petals of the flower very big in the first place. I noticed that it only took a few rows before they started to take on the necessary shape. You may also consider making the roses using an even thinner material (ie, crochet thread or embroidery floss) and a smaller hook.

    • @2007queenmab
      @2007queenmab 6 лет назад +1

      Just use a smaller crochet hook and finer yarn/thread. Will reduce the over all size.

  • @ShesCraftyart
    @ShesCraftyart  9 лет назад +1

    How to crochet a Rose Part 2:1

  • @ignaciahuizar4814
    @ignaciahuizar4814 8 лет назад

    todo. esmuy. herrmosas. rosas

  • @صحةونشاطولياقة
    @صحةونشاطولياقة 4 года назад

    🍎

  • @iranildeoliveirarodrigues221
    @iranildeoliveirarodrigues221 5 лет назад

    Um tapete dedo do em 4 coresparece aquelas paletas de ventilador de teto vermelho pretomarron claroetem outra cor tenho a foto e o nome de quem fez rose croxe

  • @ashleythomas792
    @ashleythomas792 5 лет назад +1

    Is there a pattern I can just read somewhere? This is just too much to watch.

    • @sailor13moonfreak
      @sailor13moonfreak 4 года назад

      If you look at here first video you can see the written pattern and the translation for the petals, but you will need to skim through her videos 1:3 and on to see how to do leaves and construction

  • @sureyyadogan8184
    @sureyyadogan8184 5 лет назад

    VidyoNun devami nerde

  • @amelodysfantasy7683
    @amelodysfantasy7683 2 года назад

    7:58

  • @maxinedean204
    @maxinedean204 6 лет назад

    You speak of bubble, do you mean point of rose?

    • @ShesCraftyart
      @ShesCraftyart  6 лет назад

      No. Are you looking at the section on burning off the material?

  • @gerardoivanvillalobosgonxa9741
    @gerardoivanvillalobosgonxa9741 9 лет назад +1

    espano

  • @iranildeoliveirarodrigues221
    @iranildeoliveirarodrigues221 5 лет назад

    Um tapete dedo do em 4 coresparece aquelas paletas de ventilador de teto vermelho pretomarron claroetem outra cor tenho a foto e o nome de quem fez rose croxe