Quick & Easy Crochet Rose | Sewrella

This is the easiest beginner friendly crochet rose flower pattern ever! It's just 3 rows, with the most basic of crochet stitches. These little roses can be used to embellish bags, hats, and home decor projects. Grab some coffee and stay a while ♡

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[DanetteSWhite]

Take your time for the beginners. I'm an advanced crocheter but you're all over the place with your instructions

[linabass]

I like this video because she explains WHY you're doing what you're doing, unlike other beginner videos that give clear instructions but don't make you think what you're doing. Here she's really teaching.

[amye]

I made one along with your video (I'm a beginner and it came out perfectly watching it one time straight through) and then checked the comments to see if there were any other suggestions (as I usually do)... have to say, I'm not really sure where the confusion is coming from. I saw what you were doing for a row, paused, did it, then saw what we were supposed to do next, paused, did it, etc., so perhaps those getting confused are just overthinking it a bit. 😉 Thanks for the tutorial; I look forward to watching more from you!

[reginagoetz]

I am not great at crocheting. I'm still learning but have the basic stitches down. I had to watch, backup and pause to make sure I was doing it right and my flower came out awesome! Thank you for all you've unknowingly done to teach me to crochet!

[heidalwave]

I think there's a problem with the count if you're following the pattern in the vid exactly, which is confusing. She says she does 40 chains. On the second round, you should be going into every other chain, which would leave you with 20 holes for petals. However, she's somehow only has 12 petals when she's done. Not sure where the disconnect is. I'm pretty new at crocheting, but I'm also good at math.

[ruthrich]

I hadn't read any comments until the video finished and I'm really surprised that supposed experienced crocheters are have trouble following the instructions.  Slow down the speed or pause if you are working along with her.  This is one of the best demonstration videos I've seen.   Excellent job.

[needfulthingscompany]

This was great! It is best to watch first before even attempting to start project. Instructions were clear and simple stitches. One gal suggested a tutorial on making a leaf! I am all for that. Thanks for sharing.

[shanemwebb]

Great tutorial! For everyone commenting about the pace of the video, you can adjust the playback speed in the settings to go slower (or faster if needed). :)

[mmartin]

Extremely easy pattern. I was just fascinated at watching your style of crochet .. where did you learn that? Its more like knitting with a crochet hook. Nothing wrong with it, just didn't realize people crocheted like that. For those who don't know what I'm talking about. . Both hands should be stationed, needle rests in crook against thumb and wrist does all the work, middle finger on right hand, acts as stablizer for hook, while little finger on right hand, grips, stabilizers project. Left hand little finger controls tension of yarn and left first finger serves as yarn/thread guide. Your projects are beautiful all the same. Been crocheting for 65 years, was taught by nuns in Europe and if we moved anything but the hook, we knew all about it. Learnt to crochet French lace with 1 ply cottn and .000 hook. By the way, the flat part of the hook is what the thumb lies against, just thought I would share. Guess, my style is a dying art. :-)

[sitirahmah]

I haven't been crocheting for some time and your tutorials is a gd form for refresher course ..thks!

[VikingWarlady]

Thanks so much for this tutorial! You explain very well. Now I can make a blanket with roses on it for my mom!

[blueroses]

My FAVORITE crochet rose tutorial 🌹 So easy to follow 🌹

[sabrinaharris]

Great directions on how to sew it, I have made a few crocheted roses, but was never satisfied with how they looked after sewing them, finally I know how to sew them so I will actually like them
Thank You for sharing your time, and your talent with all of us.

[hawaii]

Thank you so much for explaining it the way you did I have autism it’s harder for me to understand crochet tutorials, that you made it very easy

[chilili]

I just love your roses so much, by changing the needle size I get a different size rose, and I am now learning to use #3 thread and I made a rose with that and wow is looks so beautiful. Thanks for the video

[barbh]

Thank you so much! I am learning how to crochet again and with you have created my first ever crochet rose!

[amandasmith]

After assembling my blanket, I realized I really hate a couple of my granny squares. So I'm going to plop some flowers on top!

[cocodeville]

I love your tutorials, as I am a visual learner😊 very clear & concise instructions. Thank u!

[evelynshannon]

wow, so I had had an extra stitch. ok. I just worked it in. Finally I can say that I learned how to make my first flower ever. ..and I've seen a lot of flower videos! Thank you so much for a wonderful video!!!

[IrisYTFan]

Mine came out so pretty. I had to listen twice to catch instructions not said but implied to an intermediate crocheter. Thank you!