Foundation:
4ch and join with a SS in a circle.
Round 1:
5Ch (counts as 1tr and 2ch) Now [1tr into the ring then 2ch] 4 times, SS into the 3rd chain of the beginning 5Ch. You should have 6 spaces in your 'wheel'
Round 2:
1 Ch, 4dc into each space on the wheel, SS into the first dc to complete the wheel.
Round 3:
1Ch, working behind the post/stem/treble below do [1dc round post then 2 ch] 5 times, 2Ch, SS into the first dc. You should have 6 raised spaces.
1Ch, [1dc, 1ch, 1tr, 1dtr, 1tr, 1ch, 1dc] into each raised space.
Round 5:
2Ch, working behind the stitches of the previous row. [1dc into the base of the petal, 2 ch] 5 times.
2Ch, SS into the first dc. You should have six spaces.
1ch, [1dc, 1ch, 2tr, 1dtr, 2tr, 1ch, 1dc] into each raised space. ss into the first dc.
Add a button to the centre recess if you like.
You can add another layer if you want a bigger flower. If you do this flower with chunky wool it is pretty robust. Hope you can follow these instructions, any problems leave a comment and I will try my best to help you out.
oh I love that - will definitely be trying it!
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Nikki x
It is good, I used them when I made Lucy's Christmas wreath because it made a good 3D shape rather than wrapping a flower round flat. Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteHi Jo, this is a very nice tutorial. Looks very easy to follow. I am bookmarking it as a reference when I need a nice flower....nice work!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for all your sweet message you leave for me on my blog, you are such a sweetheart!
Shari xx
This is awesome Jo. Thank you for going to the trouble of posting this. I love the button in the middle. I will have to remember this. I love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI'll have a go at this flower over the holiday! Great blog.
ReplyDeleteSallyxxx