Fabulous Roses in 3D Free Crochet Pattern and Video Tutorial

Have you ever seen such beautiful free 3D crochet flower patterns? It’s a reality, not a dream! You can put these roses in 3D in a vase and admire them every day. They will never fade and will look the same as the day you create them.
This crocheted roses free pattern describes how to make them using a Tunisian stitch. There are so many ways you can use them: decorative tablecloths, centerpieces, or any beautiful details for other pieces, for example, cushions, caps, and diadems.
Remember that, except for the 3D rose crochet pattern for free, you need some great tools that will help you make great crochet pieces. See our selection of the best crochet hooks for beginners.
Follow the free crochet rose pattern step by step, and you’ll make a great flower bouquet for your interior. Please note that this is an untested translation of the original video tutorial and may contain errors.
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Materials for this crochet rose free pattern:
- a woolen yarn – pink, peach, and green color
- a crochet of 3 mm
Stitches used in this free rose crochet pattern:
- a slip stitch – sl st
- a half double crochet – hdc
- a single crochet – sc
- a yarn over – yo
The middle of the future crochet 3D rose
R1: Start with a sl st. make 2 chs and work 12 hdc. Close the Round with 2 chs.
The crochet rose petals
R2: Make 4 chs and close them with a sc in the 3rd hdc from the base. Again make 4 chs and close them with a sc in the 3rd hdc from the base. Repeat again 4 chs and close them with a sc in the 3rd hdc from the base. Do the same for the last time to have in total 4 loops of chs.

Enter the loop stitching one stitch and make 5 chs. Work a Tunisian stitch (make 1 yo in each ch going from the top to the bottom, make 1 yo through the loop of chains – 4 yo in total, *make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top). There is a 1st column right now:

Now do the same Tunisian stitch but on the side of the work (make 1 yo in each ch going from the top to the bottom – 4 yo in total, make 1 yo through the loop of chains, *make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top) – now there are 2 columns:

Work another Tunisian stitch (make 1 yo in each ch going from the top to the bottom – 4 yo in total, make 1 yo through the loop of chains, *make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top) – now there are 3 columns:

Work another Tunisian stitch (make 1 yo in each ch going from the top to the bottom – 4 yo in total, make 1 yo through the loop of chains, *make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top) – now there are 4 columns:

Make 3 chs. Make yo in the 2nd ch. Make another yo in the 1st ch. Now continue 5 yo (1 yo in each stitch from the base). *Make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top. There is a 5th column right now – a longer one (+ 3 chs).

Make a yo. This was an increase just to make a pick of the petal, so now work 1 yo in each stitch below the increase (5 yo + the 6th one through the loop of chains), *make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top. Continue next columns the same way to have 4 columns on the other side.

Now stitch each border stitch of the petal (from the top to the bottom) to go to the other petal through the next loop of chains. Continue the second petal exactly the same way.

Work 2 more petals to finish the Round.
R3: Turn the work over. This round will have 5 petals. Make 5 chs. Go to the hdc from Round 1 and work a sl st. Make 5 chs. Do the same in each middle of the hdc, so 5 times in total (5 chs, 1 sl st, 5 chs). Close the Round stitching the 1st ch of that Round.

R4: Turn the work over. Stitch one st and make 7 chs. Work a Tunisian stitch (make 1 yo in each ch going from the top to the bottom – 7 yo in total, make 1 yo through the loop of chains, *make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top).
Repeat the same 5 times to have 5 columns. The 6th column will be with a pick.
To make the 6th column make 3 chs. Make yo in the 2nd ch. Make another yo in the 1st ch. Now continue 7 yo (1 yo in each stitch from the base). *Make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top. There is a 6th column right now – a longer one (+ 3 chs).
Make a yo. This was an increase just to make a pick of the petal, so now work 1 yo in each stitch below the increase (7 yo + the 8th one through the loop of chains), *make 1 yo and close 2 yo together* rep. for each yo from the bottom to the top. Continue the next columns the same way to have 5 columns on the other side.

Now stitch each border stitch of the petal (from the top to the bottom) to go to the other petal through the next loop of chains. Continue the second petal exactly the same way.
Work 3 more petals to have 5 petals in total in that Round.

Cut the yarn and make a sl st.
The center of the roses in 3D
Make a sl st and 5 chs. Work a Tunisian stitch of 5 ch and 6 yo (the last one is through the middle of the circle instead of the loop of chains). Work 3 columns. Now stitch each border stitch of the petal (from the top to the bottom) to go to the other petal.
Work the same way to have 3 petals.

Place the central part in the middle of the work and join it together.

The leaves instruction by this rose flower crochet pattern
R5: Take a green yarn. Start with a sl st. make 2 chs. Work 12 hdc in the circle. Close the Round with a slip stitch.
R6: Make 2 chs that represent 1 hdc. Work 1 hdc in the same place. *Work 2 hdc in the next stitch from the base* rep. until completing the Round. Close the circle. There will be 24 hdc in total.

*Make 4 chs. Work 1 sc in the 4th stitch from the base* rep. until having 6 loops of chains in total.
R6: Stitch the last st and make 5 chs. Work a Tunisian stitch. In the 2nd column work 2 additional chs making a pick. Work a Tunisian stitch + 1 yo. In the 3rd column make again 2 chs extra and working a Tunisian stitch + 1 yo. In the 4th column make again 2 additional chs and working a Tunisian stitch + 1 yo. Make the 5th column the same way adding again 2 chs.

Now we will work decreasing. Stitch 2 st and work a Tunisian stitch of 11 yo in total (together with the last one through the loop of chs). Stitch 2 st and work a Tunisian stitch of 9 yo in total (together with the last one through the loop of chs). Stitch 2 st and work a Tunisian stitch of 7 yo in total (together with the last one through the loop of chs). Stitch 2 st and work a Tunisian stitch of 5 yo in total (together with the last one through the loop of chs). Stitch 3 next st and go through the next loop of chs. This was the 5th and the last column decreasing. There is a 1st leaf ready!

Continue the same with all the leafs (there will be 6 leafs in total).
Now attach the rose to the leafs, make a sl st and cur the yarn. The work is ready!

Summary
Great job! Do you want to try more crochet patterns for roses? Open the post with the rest of the beautiful crochet roses patterns that are also free.
You can find here one more 3D crochet rose pattern for free. They look different, and you can make both.
If you want to have not only a crochet rosette free pattern but also create other types, check our long post with stunning Crochet Flowers Free Patterns.
Happy crocheting!
I love these patterns but I can’t find a way to print them I use my phone so I would have to print offline
Lindo trabalho. Tem vÃdeo? Se sim, ficarei grata ao enviar-me informação do canal de acesso.
I would like to know how to Roses ,and other Flowers. They are so beautiful. AND I WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE STITCHES TO MAKE DIFFERENT THINGS
dont you have it where I can just print out the pattern without all the ads?
Nope, there’s only youtube tutorial.
I have been knitting and crocheting for 62 years and I have to say,
1. you can’t. print this pattern out without the ads and the font is 4 font
2. The Tunisian is also known as the afghan stitch
3. These are by far the worse instructions I have ever read!
hi Susan, sorry to hear that! However, please note that the written pattern provided here is an untested translation of the original video tutorial, linked at the beginning of the article. Additionally, patterns provided online are in most cases not suitable for print – that’s why many authors sell PDF versions for a small fee.
Susan, I copied from the web site into Word, then I was able to print.
I only copied the info for making the flowers. And I also copied the flower images and placed into word where they belonged in the document.
If you’re using a mouse right click to copy the directions, and right click to copy image.
What a great advice, Janet!
I copied and pasted the verbage and pictures that I wanted into an email, then sent it to myself, and was able to print it out without all the ads.
I just did a screen shot of each step. I put them on my kindle. They are totally awesome.Thank you very much for these patterns. I can’t wait to get started.
It is amazing to see how you enjoy shared pattern! Have fun with that.