My stitching tends to be pretty tight, so when I rolled my flower the same way as it's done in the video, it didn't look very nice, or at least nowhere near as nice as in the video. I played with it quite a bit, but there was no way I'd be able to make it look pretty. Then I decided to roll it in the other direction (the right side in the video became the wrong side or the underside of the flower in my case), and the flower ended up being super beautiful! It looks quite a bit different, but it's equally lovely :) I just thought I'd share my experience in case someone here finds it helpful :) Thank you so much for this lovely, easy to follow tutorial :)
I think in the video she says to use a 4mm hook, but I have the same hooks and she's using the 5mm hook. Using the 5mm hook might help with your tension.
@@airnjac8716 Ah that's interesting, thank you for that! I knowingly used a smaller hook than recommended, simply because it's my preference. I really love how the flower turned out in the video though, so even though I'm really happy with the one I made, I'm going to make another one with a larger hook just to see what happens 👍🙂
thank you for the great demo. i’ve been crocheting for yrs but i still appreciate a slow explanation and stitching w a clear image as you go along. so many pattern videos skip steps and are way too fast
I love this pattern ! It makes me think of a Gardenia flower with it being white and having so many petals on it. I hope I can make enough of them for putting on an afghan if I can't work - out a square on each flower pattern after making them. I think this flower would make such a pretty afghan. 🥰
Wonderful! I have just made this after trying several others. This one is perfect and just what I was looking for. Thank you so much for both sharing, and in such a clear and concise way. 😊
❤🌹Lovely, easy to follow demo! I did it right along with you. I simply stopped, restarted and backed-up as needed. It is the most beautiful and easy one I've done. And I'm a beginner, having only two Afghans under my belt (the first one counts as practice!). Thank you so much!! 🌹❤
Thank you for sharing this lovely rose and your excellent tutorial. Here is a transcript of the pattern: Chain 70 Double crochet in 5th chain from hook Chain 1, sk 1 stitch, double crochet next Chain 5, turn *Double crochet in 1st double crochet Chain 2*, repeat from * to * across Chain 1, turn Single crochet in double crochet you just made Chain 3 Three double crochets in the chain two space of previous row *Single crochet in next double crochet Chain 3 Three double crochets in chain two space* Repeat from * to * across Single crochet in 3rd chain in last chain space of row. Fasten off leaving a long tail to sew Roll up from end you just finished into rose shape. Use tail to secure through all layers from bottom side of rose.
Thank you for sharing, I’m making this now & was puzzled abt 1 ch left til I found 1 reply of which I added 1. 70+1.. it’s pretty. Am adding it to my burlap wreath. 💕💕
making a Ktichen Witch, but couldn't find any black roses at this time... so I used this rose in black yarn for her dress... turned out pretty cute :) thanks for making these tutorials!
Very good instructions and easily done. But the base is too thick for my scarf so I'm taking it apart and going delete the second row of DC with 2 chains.. Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern!💕
I’ve only recently started crocheting, (so have been watching many many tutorials :)) this is a FANTASTIC lay out of tutorial, very clear and very easy instructions without too much talking, personally when there’s too much talking I start to get confused and get more so stressed than relaxed haha. Very nicely done! I’ll be sure to look at other videos!! 100% subscribed!
@@elizabethmurie3077 I'm just a beginner, would you mind explaining what all this means. I followed along and made 3 different roses with 3 different sized hooks and 2 different kinds of yarn. They all turned out great, I used a chain of 70 with all 3.
I have a question. Is it necessary to do the 2 rows of squares that you do at the beginning? Would it work with just one row of squares to build the rose petals on?
It took me several hours to learn this without missing any steps but I am going to try it with one set of squares and see if it will make a rose with a flatter profile. I need to do that to make the rose applique for the shawl I made. I will let you know if it works.
I used 2 rows on my first rose and bc I don't have a 4 size hook, I used a 3.75mm, it turned out pretty well. The second one I made I used one row and a size 8mm hook and it really turned out very pretty. My 3rd one I made I also used only 1 row and a size 3.75mm and the yarn I used was small thread like yarn, it turned out really nice as well.
I'm just a beginner, I've never made a thing but, I really want to learn. I came across this video and thought how beautiful this rose looks. I don't have a 4mm hook so I used a 3.75 first, it turned out pretty good but, then I used an 8mm and that one turned out even better. It was a little hard for me to follow along bc she went pretty fast and I didn't completely understand the crochet lingo but, after pausing and backing up multiple times, I finally got it! I am so proud of myself lol I've made 3 different ones now using different types of yarns and needle sizes and they have all turned really good. Now I have to figure out what to use them for lol
I will try this. I like how you give instructions at a slow pace. ❤
My stitching tends to be pretty tight, so when I rolled my flower the same way as it's done in the video, it didn't look very nice, or at least nowhere near as nice as in the video. I played with it quite a bit, but there was no way I'd be able to make it look pretty. Then I decided to roll it in the other direction (the right side in the video became the wrong side or the underside of the flower in my case), and the flower ended up being super beautiful! It looks quite a bit different, but it's equally lovely :) I just thought I'd share my experience in case someone here finds it helpful :) Thank you so much for this lovely, easy to follow tutorial :)
I think in the video she says to use a 4mm hook, but I have the same hooks and she's using the 5mm hook. Using the 5mm hook might help with your tension.
@@airnjac8716 Ah that's interesting, thank you for that! I knowingly used a smaller hook than recommended, simply because it's my preference. I really love how the flower turned out in the video though, so even though I'm really happy with the one I made, I'm going to make another one with a larger hook just to see what happens 👍🙂
Thank you. All the tips are helpful
Thank you. All the tips are helpful
thank you for the great demo. i’ve been crocheting for yrs but i still appreciate a slow explanation and stitching w a clear image as you go along. so many pattern videos skip steps and are way too fast
Thank you for sharing your beautiful rose,... i love it!
Superb very very very easy beatiful clear and nice this crochet . Your teachig semma . Super
I'm in love with your Granny Stitch Rose Flower, thank you for sharing it with us and for such an easy to follow video!! Xo
I love this pattern ! It makes me think of a Gardenia flower with it being white and having so many petals on it. I hope I can make enough of them for putting on an afghan if I can't work - out a square on each flower pattern after making them. I think this flower would make such a pretty afghan. 🥰
Thank you just made one.Love your instructions.
Wonderful! I have just made this after trying several others. This one is perfect and just what I was looking for. Thank you so much for both sharing, and in such a clear and concise way. 😊
❤🌹Lovely, easy to follow demo! I did it right along with you. I simply stopped, restarted and backed-up as needed. It is the most beautiful and easy one I've done. And I'm a beginner, having only two Afghans under my belt (the first one counts as practice!). Thank you so much!! 🌹❤
Thanks .beautiful eazzy rose .love it .
Thank you for sharing this lovely rose and your excellent tutorial. Here is a transcript of the pattern:
Chain 70
Double crochet in 5th chain from hook
Chain 1, sk 1 stitch, double crochet next
Chain 5, turn
*Double crochet in 1st double crochet
Chain 2*, repeat from * to * across
Chain 1, turn
Single crochet in double crochet you just made
Chain 3
Three double crochets in the chain two space of previous row
*Single crochet in next double crochet
Chain 3
Three double crochets in chain two space*
Repeat from * to * across
Single crochet in 3rd chain in last chain space of row.
Fasten off leaving a long tail to sew
Roll up from end you just finished into rose shape. Use tail to secure through all layers from bottom side of rose.
Ppl
Thank you for your great video!
I watch a lot of videos and I want to compliment you on your background music, it is very peaceful
This tutorial is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you 🥰
Thank you this is so beautiful,💚👍👋😇
Just made this rose today in red. Thank you very much for the tutorial 😊👍
I love those hooks😊
This is gorgeous thank you for your patience it's beautiful
absolutely beautiful!!!! thanks so much
Thank you thank you thank you... I love they way yoy explained how to do it and show it ... I really enjoy this cant wait to try this 🥰
Thank you for sharing, I’m making this now & was puzzled abt 1 ch left til I found 1 reply of which I added 1. 70+1.. it’s pretty. Am adding it to my burlap wreath. 💕💕
Thanks for posting this. I was confused why the stitches didn't work out right
making a Ktichen Witch, but couldn't find any black roses at this time... so I used this rose in black yarn for her dress... turned out pretty cute :) thanks for making these tutorials!
Thank you! I like to make flowers and glue on canvas to make a scene for seasons. I will use this for my Summer Roses.
Thank you for the video.. also I really like your crochet hook.
Very good instructions and easily done. But the base is too thick for my scarf so I'm taking it apart and going delete the second row of DC with 2 chains.. Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern!💕
I’ve only recently started crocheting, (so have been watching many many tutorials :)) this is a FANTASTIC lay out of tutorial, very clear and very easy instructions without too much talking, personally when there’s too much talking I start to get confused and get more so stressed than relaxed haha. Very nicely done! I’ll be sure to look at other videos!! 100% subscribed!
thank you I love this rose it is so beautiful thank you
Superb
Looks gorgeous. I'm going to see if I can make one. Thanks.
Love this
Thank you so much for this, I love the look! I'm going to make these for my bridal bouquet
Fab vid, roses turned out perfectly tysm 🧚♀️
You have pictures
Thank you.
It's beautiful.
Gonna try and make this, I'm a little above beginner level.
Thank you so much for sharing your tutorial it love it
Gorgeous!
What a georgeus 🌹
that was so fun to watch . thank you going to make grandduaghters blankets
This is very nice! Thank u for the tutorial.
instructions well explained.
This is a keeper.
Super 👌👌❤🧡💙
Thanks! I made a green, white, and purple flower for a women's suffrage pin. :)
Beautiful how can I put a stem and leaves on it
Wow what a beautiful rose! Your tutorial was awesome I enjoyed watching it! 😁
OH YEAH! Perfect for my scarf now! Glad i deleted that extra row of DC.😉
Very nice mam👍
Love your tutorial thank you
BEAUTIFUL ! 🌹
Hello. This looks so beautiful and easy. What is the measurement across? Thank you
Thank you 😊
It is beautiful, is there a written pattern anywhere?
i did it!! thank you!!!!!
It would be nice to have close captions as well
Thank you so much ma'am
That is so gorgeous! I need to make some smaller ones what is the multiple please?
Can you tell me if I want it smaller size how many chains I would do
Cute!!
thank you so much!!!
How is this added to a stem/w leaves?
I know you used a chain of 70, but what is the chain in multiples of?
I think its 0+1 so chain 20+ 1, 30+ 1, 40+1 and so on.
Your right. I chain 70 & there’s I chain left. Did it several times until I say your comment. Thank you. I’m making this now. A very pretty one
@@elizabethmurie3077 I'm just a beginner, would you mind explaining what all this means.
I followed along and made 3 different roses with 3 different sized hooks and 2 different kinds of yarn.
They all turned out great, I used a chain of 70 with all 3.
Shame the video didn't show how to make the leaves and stem but a nice video all the same
I have a question. Is it necessary to do the 2 rows of squares that you do at the beginning? Would it work with just one row of squares to build the rose petals on?
It took me several hours to learn this without missing any steps but I am going to try it with one set of squares and see if it will make a rose with a flatter profile. I need to do that to make the rose applique for the shawl I made. I will let you know if it works.
I used 2 rows on my first rose and bc I don't have a 4 size hook, I used a 3.75mm, it turned out pretty well. The second one I made I used one row and a size 8mm hook and it really turned out very pretty. My 3rd one I made I also used only 1 row and a size 3.75mm and the yarn I used was small thread like yarn, it turned out really nice as well.
What is a g hook? What number? 6mm 7 ???
I'm just a beginner, I've never made a thing but, I really want to learn. I came across this video and thought how beautiful this rose looks. I don't have a 4mm hook so I used a 3.75 first, it turned out pretty good but, then I used an 8mm and that one turned out even better.
It was a little hard for me to follow along bc she went pretty fast and I didn't completely understand the crochet lingo but, after pausing and backing up multiple times, I finally got it! I am so proud of myself lol
I've made 3 different ones now using different types of yarns and needle sizes and they have all turned really good.
Now I have to figure out what to use them for lol
The hook used in the video is a 5mm hook.
Love the pattern,but would like a bit more enthuisiasm and explanation as you crotchet.