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If you like roses, but don't have a green thumb, don't worry because crocheting them is really very simple and you can use them to embellish bags, headbands and scarves.Decide on the project, equip yourself with thread and let your skills blossom.
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Decide on your project. Do you want to make roses for the purpose of practice or to embellish items of clothing?For example, you can use them to embellish a scarf, a jacket, a blanket or a hat.All you need to do is decide the size of your roses and how many you intend to make.
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Choose the thread. A heavy wool thread is ideal to start with, as you will be able to see the stitches more easily.Decide how you will use the roses.If they are used to embellish a scarf or a bag, you should choose a particular yarn.Also make sure that the texture of the thread matches the texture of the object you want to attach the roses to.
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Choose crochet.Its size varies depending on the type of thread you have chosen.On the thread package you will find the recommended crochet hook size http://www.createforless.com/buying-guides/crochet,-knitting-and-other-needlework/crochet-hooks.aspx.
- For some wool threads, a size 5 crochet hook is recommended.Remember that you may not stick to the recommended crochet hook size, but your work may end up being too knotty or loose.
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Make a noose. Make a loop about 15cm from the end of the wire.The end should hang from the ring.With the hook inserted into the ring, take the end of the thread and pull it out of the loop, making it end up on top of the hook itself[1] .
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Make 60 chains. Remember that the first stitch you made is not part of the 60 chains.
- To make a chain, you will need to keep the hook in your right hand and the working thread on the index finger of your left hand.Hold the end of the loop between the thumb and middle finger of your left hand.Then, put the thread on the rod, from back to front, and pull it out of the loop on the hook.Repeat this process for the first row or base chain.
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Make 3 chains. Add 3 more chains to the 60 you have already made, to maintain the height when you start making the next rows.
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Make a double chain in the fourth chain. This point counts as a return ride, so you can now continue queuing.
- To make a double chain, insert the hook into the fourth chain, put some thread on the hook and pull it out of the chain.At this point, you should have 3 stitches on your hook.Put the thread in and pull it out of the two stitches.You now have only one stitch on the crochet hook shaft.
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Continue with the double crochet stitch throughout the base chain. Make sure you thread the hook through the chain stitch and not through the stitch next to your hook.
- To make the double crochet, put some thread on the rod and insert the hook into the chain.Put some thread and pull it out of the stitch.Then put some thread again and pull it out of the two stitches.Finally, put some thread and pull it out from the two remaining stitches.Continue along the entire length of the chain[2] .
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Count the points. Make sure you have 60 points once you complete the row.
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Turn your work around. To turn your work, rotate it so that the last stitch worked becomes the first in the row.
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Make a shell stitch. Skip a stitch and make six double crochets in the same stitch.Repeat this process for the entire row.
- To make a double crochet, put some yarn on the hook, insert the hook into the stitch, put some yarn on and pull it out.You should now have three points on the shaft.Put thread in, take it out two stitches, put thread in and take it out again.
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To secure the six double crochets, skip one stitch and single crochet in the next stitch. Repeat this process each time.
- To make a single crochet, insert your hook from front to back into the center of the second chain stitch from the hook.At this point you should have two points on the shaft.Put the thread in, or turn the thread from front to back around the hook, and pull it out of the chain.Again, you should have 2 points.Put some thread again and pass it between the two stitches.Now you have made some single crochet stitches.
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Continue making the shell and stopping it along the entire length of the row.
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Bind the work. Cut the working thread, then take the tail with your crochet hook and pull it completely out of the stitch.
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Give shape to your roses. Wrap and round the shells to give the shape of the petals.Make sure to keep the ends aligned as you shape as you will need to secure them later.
- By rolling the shells tightly, you will get a smaller ruffled rose, versus a looser, wider one.Continue shaping until you get the desired shape.
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Secure the base of the rose. Thread the tail of the shell stitches onto a general purpose or embroidery needle.Thread the needle all the way through the next row.Pull to secure the end securely.
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Work the thread onto the base. Continue working with the needle along the entire base of the row.Make sure you go through all layers of the roses.
- Continue working back and forth to secure the rose.
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Tie the ends well. Cut the leftover thread and use your rose as you like.Advertising
Advice
- Do lots of variations.For example, add a button in the center, alternating colors or try a particular thread.
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Things you will need
- Heavy wool thread
- Crochet hook number 5
- Darning needle
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