Ch 8, join in ring with sl st.
Round 1: ch 6, *dc in ring, ch 3* seven times; join with st
st to 3rd ch of beginning ch-6.
Round 2: (sc, hdc, 3 dc, hdc, sc) in each ch-3 loop.
Round 3: working behind Round 2, sl st to 1st dc
of Round 1, *ch 5, sl st to next dc of Round 1* seven times.
Round 4: (sc, hdc, 5 dc, hdc, sc) in each ch-5 loop.
Round 5: working behind Round 4, sl st to 1st dc
of Round 1, *ch 7, sl st to next dc of Round 1* seven times.
Round 6: (sc, hdc, 7 dc, hdc, sc) in each ch-7 loop.
Round 7: working behind Round 6, sl st to 1st dc
of Round 1, *ch 9, sl st to next dc of Round 1* seven times.
Round 8: (sc, hdc, 9 dc, hdc, sc) in each ch-9 loop. Fasten
off.
Lovely rose in a pretty color. I recently made a scarf with pineapple design and Irish roses at the ends.
ReplyDeleteКрасивый цветок может украсить и одежду и салфетку!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted you to know....I'm not a crocheter. I'm trying, by learning off the internet. Some things really confuse me but by coming across your blog recently and seeing all the beautiful items you make, it inspires me to keep working at it. Thank you for sharing your talent!
ReplyDeleteYou can do it Marsha! I'm self taught too. It was so frustrating at first and now I'm hooked.keep going.
DeleteMy gram taught me the basics when I was little...chain, single and double crochet. The rest is self taught.... Many a crooked blanket, unmatched booties, but practice makes better! You will amaze yourself if you keep trying :)
DeleteLove this pattern. Making it to add to a baby dress I crocheted.
Danke!
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüße,*Manja*
Hi Olga, What a pretty and dainty rose. I'm sure that I'll be using it for some future project. Thank you for providing the pattern for us. It's very kind of you to share! Hope your week is sunshiny. :) penny x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Olga. Thank you for sharing your lovely pattern. xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your patterns, iam a self taught.. actually am very fond of crocheting in my college days..even i don't know the name.. but seeing all these am becoming mad on crocheting thanks for all u did..so easy to learn with patterns.. thank u so much..
ReplyDeleteI think the 1979 Reader's Digest Association stole your Irish Rose pattern. It is the same pattern in my book, from them, called Complete Guide To Needlework.
ReplyDeleteI didn't claim this pattern to be mine. Irish crochet has been around since 19th century. Aren't vintage patterns in public domain?
ReplyDeleteI am so very happy with the patterns you are sharing! Your work is beautiful, and I hope I can tackle some of these more difficult (for me at least)projects to look as beautiful as the work you do. Thank you again for the patterns!
ReplyDeleteThank you Debbie for such kind and encouraging words. I'm glad to know you are enjoying my blog.
DeleteHappy New Year!