Rose Square
Hi there, lovely crochet friend! 🌸 I hope you’re having a wonderful day! Today, I’m super excited to share with you a beautiful crochet pattern that’s sure to capture your heart — the Rose Square!
This pattern combines classic and modern elements, making it perfect for all kinds of projects, from blankets and pillows to clothing and decorative accessories. In this post, we’ll explore the features of the Rose Square, its history, its uses, and how you can incorporate this gorgeous pattern into your crochet creations.
The Rose Square is essentially a crochet motif featuring a raised flower, typically a rose, surrounded by a square background. This structure allows the pattern to really stand out visually, creating a rich texture and a three-dimensional look. The central flower is usually crafted with double crochet, half-double crochet, and single crochet stitches, resulting in petals that appear almost lifelike, while the square background can be made with simpler stitches like chains and single crochet.
The best about this pattern…
One of the best things about the Rose Square is how adaptable it is! You can modify it in so many ways to suit your style and the purpose of your project. For example, the size of the flower and square can be adjusted by changing the yarn or hook size, allowing you to create anything from delicate little details to large, eye-catching pieces.
The Rose Square has been a favorite among crocheters around the world for centuries, often used in blankets, quilts, pillows, tablecloths, and more. Recently, it’s also been popping up in fashion items like tops, skirts, and bags, adding a vintage and elegant touch.
What makes the Rose Square pattern so special is its versatility. Blankets and throws made with this pattern are popular gifts for newborns or to add a cozy touch to any space because the floral design adds a warm and soft element. Rose Square pillows are a charming way to bring some color and texture to a living room or bedroom. 🌺
If you’re in the mood to try something different, consider using the Rose Square for crochet bags! A bag decorated with this pattern stands out as a unique, handmade accessory — perfect for anyone who loves a bohemian or vintage style. And if you’re thinking about gift projects, items featuring the Rose Square are always a hit because they’re customizable and made with love. 💖
Happy crocheting! 🌼
Skill level: Intermediate
Colors: Yarn A: Peony Pink / Yarn B: Jade / Yarn C: Peach
Special stitches: 3-t-bc (3 treble crochet bobble stitch) / BPsc (Back post single crochet)
Crochet Pattern Instructions
Materials Needed:
Yarn A, Yarn B, and Yarn C
Appropriate crochet hook for the yarn
Directions:
Round 1:
Starting with Yarn A:
Create a magic ring and work 6 single crochet (sc) stitches into the ring.
Close the ring with a slip stitch (sl st) in the first sc. (6 stitches)
Round 2:
Chain 1.
Work 1 sc into the next sc.
Chain 3, skip 1 stitch, work 1 sc into the next stitch. Repeat 2 times.
Chain 3 and close with a sl st in the first sc. (12 stitches)
Round 3:
Slip stitch into the next chain space.
Chain 1.
In the same chain space: work 1 sc, 1 half double crochet (hdc), 3 double crochet (dc), 1 hdc, and 1 sc.
In the next chain space, work the same pattern. Repeat 2 times.
Close with a sl st in the first stitch. (21 stitches)
Round 4:
Work behind the petals from Round 3.
Chain 1.
Work 1 back post single crochet (BPsc) around the hdc from Round 3, then chain 3. Repeat 6 times.
Close with a sl st in the first BPsc. (18 chains)
Round 5:
Slip stitch into the next chain space.
Work: 1 sc, 1 hdc, 3 dc, 1 hdc, and 1 sc in the same chain space.
*In the next chain space, work the same pattern*. Repeat 5 times.
Close with a sl st in the first sc. (42 stitches)
Round 6:
Work behind the petals from Round 5.
Chain 1.
*Work 1 BPsc around the middle dc from Round 5, then chain 5.* Repeat 6 times.
Close with a sl st in the first BPsc. (30 chains)
Round 7:
Slip stitch into the next chain space.
Work: 1 sc, 1 hdc, 5 dc, 1 hdc, and 1 sc in the same chain space.
*In the next chain space, work the same pattern.* Repeat 5 times.
Fasten off with an invisible join to the first sc. (54 stitches)
Round 8:
Join Yarn B in the middle dc of a petal.
Work: 1 chain, 1 3-treble bobble in the same space.
Chain 2, work 1 sc between the last dc and the next petal.
Chain 3, work 1 3-treble bobble in the same space, chain 2, between the next dc and the next petal, and repeat.
Chain 9 and repeat 4 times.
Fasten off with an invisible join after the initial sl st. (Total: 24 chains)
Round 9:
Join Yarn C in a chain space between the 3-treble bobbles after a chain-2 space.
Work 2 dc together (dc2tog) in the same space.
Finish dc in the next chain 2 spaces.
Chain 2 and work 3 dc in each of the next 2 chain spaces.
Work 3 hdc in each of the next 2 chain spaces.
Chain 3 and work 2 hdc in the next chain space.
Work 3 dc, 3 hdc, and 3 dc in the next chain space.
Work 5 hdc in the next space.
CHART
CROCHET ROSE – PDF
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VIDEO TUTORIAL
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The Rose Square crochet pattern is a classic and versatile choice that continues to charm and inspire crocheters of all skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, the Rose Square offers a wonderful opportunity to create elegant and timeless pieces. So why not grab your hooks and yarn and start exploring the endless possibilities of this beautiful pattern? After all, the beauty of crochet lies in the creativity and joy of turning yarn into works of art. ✨
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Now, how about putting into practice what you’ve learned here today? I hope your project turns out beautifully, and that you have a wonderful day. Can’t wait to see you again soon! XoXo 💖
