The Rose Garden Crochet Stitch is a beautiful flower crochet stitch perfect to use for lots of different crochet projects.
Use it as a border on a crochet project or make a full project featuring it.
Lets dive into this beautiful flower crochet stitch.
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About the rose garden crochet stitch
Learn how to crochet the rose garden stitch. The Rose Garden Stitch is a beautiful flower crochet stitch perfect to use for lots of different crochet projects.
The Rose Garden Crochet Stitch is a beautiful flower crochet stitch perfect to use for lots of different crochet projects.
Project level: Intermediate
Materials
Crochet Hook
Use any crochet hook size that works with your yarn.
For this tutorial I used 5 mm (US: H-8 UK: 6).
Yarn
Use any yarn you like for this stitch.
For this one I used Knit Picks – Mighty Stitch, a 4 medium weight yarn.
If you’re following a crochet pattern, use the crochet hook and yarn suggested to get the correct gauge.
Crochet a Blanket
Use this crochet stitch pattern to crochet a blanket! Learn more about crochet blanket sizes & making one with any size crochet hook & yarn:
Crochet Pattern Notes
- This pattern is a stitch multiple of 6 stitches. Add 4 for base chain.
- Color A is cut after each odd row & then reattached on the beginning of the next odd row.
Abbreviations
- beg = beginning
- CA = color A
- CB = color B
- ch = chain
- ch-5-space = space previously created by 5 chains
- dc = double crochet
- dc2tog = double crochet 2 together
- dc3tog = double crochet 3 together
- dc5tog = double crochet 5 together
- prev = previous
- RS = right side
- sc = single crochet
- sk = skip / skipped
- st = stitch(es)
We try our best to include all crochet abbreviations in the list above for the crochet pattern, but sometimes we may forget one or two.
Learn more about crochet abbreviations & find a complete list on our Crochet Abbreviations & Terms post.
Stitches You Will Need
Crochet Together 2 Double Crochet Stitches (dc2tog)
*Yarn over, draw up a loop from place given, yarn over, pull through 2 loops*, repeat from *to* 1 time, yarn over, draw through all loops on hook.
Crochet Together 5 Double Crochet Stitches
Yarn over, draw up a loop from place given, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, repeat from *to* 4 times, yarn over, draw through all loops on hook.
Crochet Together 3 Double Crochet Stitches
Written description: *Yarn over, draw up a loop from place given, yarn over, pull through 2 loops*, repeat from *to* 2 times, yarn over, draw through all loops on hook.
Techniques You Will Need
Change Yarn Color
When changing from one color to another, you’ll never finish the stitch with the color you where working with.
Do all the steps of the stitch, then leave the last step unworked. Yarn over with the color for the next st & pull yarn through.
Repeat this every time you change colors to make the color changes look beautiful.
Instructions for the rose garden crochet stitch
Written Instructions:
NB! Photo tutorial further down on this page!
With CA ch a multiple of 6 + 4.
Row 1 (RS): With CB: dc2tog in the 6th ch from hook, with CA: ch 5, with CB: dc2tog in same st as last dc2tog, with CA: ch 2, sk 2 st, sc in next st, *with CA: ch 2, sk 2 st, with CB: dc2tog in next st, with CA: ch 5, with CB: dc2tog in same st as last dc2tog, with CA: ch 2, sk 2 st, sc in next st*, repeat from *to* until end of row, cut CA, turn.
Row 2 with CB: ch 4, sk 2 st, dc2tog in next dc2tog from prev row, ch 2, dc 1 in prev dc2tog, sc in next ch-5-space, *ch 2, dc5tog placed as following: 1 around prev st, 2 in top of each of the next 2 dc2tog from prev row, close dc5tog, ch 2, dc in prev dc5tog, sc in next ch-5-space*, repeat from *to* until last ch-5-space, ch 2, dc3tog placed as following: 1 around prev st, 2 in top of next dc2tog from prev row, close dc3tog, turn.
Row 3: With CB: ch 2, dc 1 in dc3tog from prev row, *with CA: ch 2, sc 1 in next sc from prev row, ch 2, with CB: dc2tog in next dc5tog from prev row, with CA: ch 5, with CB: dc2tog in same st as last dc2tog*, repeat from *to* until there’s half a rose left, with CA: ch 2, sc 1 in next sc from prev row, ch 2, with CB: dc2tog to in dc2tog from prev row, cut CA, turn.
Row 4 with CB: Ch 5 st, dc5tog placed as following: 1 in 3rd ch from hook, 2 in top of each of the next 2 dc2tog form prev row, close dc5tog, *ch 2, dc 1 in prev dc5tog, sc in next ch-5-space, dc5tog placed as following: 1 around prev st, 2 in top of each of the next 2 dc2tog from prev row, close dc5tog*, repeat from *to* until last dc2tog from prev row, ch 2, dc in prev dc5tog, dc in first dc2tog from prev row, turn.
Row 5: With CA: ch 3, with CB: dc2tog in middle of flower from prev row, with CA: ch 5, with CB: dc2tog in same st as last dc2tog, with CA: ch 2, sc in next sc from prev row, *with CA: ch 2, with CB: dc2tog in middle of flower from prev row, with CA: ch 5, with CB: dc2tog in same st as last dc2tog, with CA: ch 2, sc in next sc from prev row*, repeat from *to* until end of row, turn.
*last sc is made in ch from beg of prev row.
Repeat row 2 to 5 until project is desired size.
Step-by-step Photo Instructions
Row 1
With CA ch a multiple of 6 + 4. With CB: dc2tog in the 6th ch from hook.
Row 1
With CB: dc2tog in the 6th ch from hook
Row 1
With CB: dc2tog in the 6th ch from hook
Row 1
With CA: ch 5
Row 1
With CB: dc2tog in same st as last dc2tog
Row 1
With CB: dc2tog in same st as last dc2tog
Row 1
With CA: ch 2, sk 2 st, sc in next st
Row 1
After repeating steps & finishing row 1.
Row 2
Ch 4, sk 2 st, dc2tog in next dc2tog from prev row
Row 2
Shows how it should look after following the next steps, see next photos for more details.
Row 2
Ch 2
Row 2
Part 1: dc5tog placed as following: 1 around prev st
Row 2
Part 2: 2 in top of each of the next 2 dc2tog from prev row
Row 2
Part 3: 2 in top of each of the next 2 dc2tog from prev row
Row 2
Close dc5tog
Row 2
Ch 2, dc in prev dc5tog
Row 2
Sc in next ch-5-space
Row 2
How it should look after finishing row 2.
Row 3
Row 3: With CB: ch 2, dc 1 in dc3tog from prev row
Row 3
With CA: ch 2, sc 1 in next sc from prev row
Row 3
Ch 2
Row 3
Part 1: with CB: dc2tog in next dc5tog from prev row
Row 3
Part 2: with CB: dc2tog in next dc5tog from prev row
Row 3
With CA: ch 5
Row 3
With CB: dc2tog in same st as last dc2tog
Row 3
With CA: ch 2, sc 1 in next sc from prev row
Row 4
Row 4
Here’s how it should look after finishing row 4.
Row 5
Here’s how it should look after finishing row 5.
