Pastel Brooch
Make this beautiful crochet brooch from Alla Koval with this free crochet pattern. It makes a great accent to a purse or a piece of clothing. DMC Traditional crochet thread is used.
For more beautiful handmade flower projects, check out our collection of 53 Printable Flower Patterns.
Materials:
- DMC Traditions Crochet Thread, Size 10 (100 % • Mercerized Cotton/50 gr /175 yd)
- #04 pink - 1 ball
- #18 baby pink - 1 ball
- #42 turquoise - 1 ball
- #10 green - 1 ball
- CROCHET HOOK Size 7 (1.65MM) steel crochet hook
-
NOTIONS yarn needle
Pattern
NOTE: Many roses and leaves can be made from a single ball of thread.
- 27MM safety catch brooch back - 1
GAUGE
gauge is not critical for this design
ROSE BODY (make 3)
NOTE: See Diagram 1 on p. 4.
Ch 76.•
Row 1(RS): dc in 5th ch from hook, dc in each ch across, turn = 73 dc.
Row 2: ch 1, sc in 1st dc, [sk 2 dc, 8 dc in next dc, sk 2 dc, sc in next dc] 3 times, [sk 3 dc, 12 dc in next dc, sk 3 dc, sc in next dc] 3 times, [sk 4 dc, 15 dc in next dc, sk 4 dc, sc in next dc] 3 times. Fasten off, leaving 8-10” yarn tail.
Make one with pink, one with baby pink and one with • turquoise.
LEAF (make 3)
NOTE: See Diagram 2 on the right.
With green ch 16.•
Row 1(RS): sc in 2nd ch from hook, * hdc in next 2 chs, dc in next 3 chs, tr in next 3 chs, dc in next 3 chs, hdc in next 2 chs, * 3 sc in last ch; working in free loops of beg ch, rep from * to *, sc in next ch, do not turn.
Row 2: ch 1, sc in beg ch, sl st in next 15 sts, (sl st, ch 3, sl st) in next sc, sl st in each st across to beg ch. Fasten off, leaving 8-10” yarn tail.
BROOCH BASE
NOTE: See Diagram 3 on p. 4.
With green ch 4, join with sl st in the 1• st ch to form a ring.
Rnd 1(RS): ch 1, 7 sc in ring, join with sl st in beg ch = 7 sc.
Rnd 2: ch 1, 2 sc in each sc around = 14 sc.
Rnd 3: ch 1, [2 sc in next sc, sc in next sc] around = 21 sc.
Rnd 4: ch 1, [2 sc in next sc, sc in next 2 sc] around = 28 sc.
Rnd 5: ch 1, [2 sc in next sc, sc in next 3 sc] around = 35 sc.
Rnd 6: ch 1, [2 sc in next sc, sc in next 4 sc] around = 42 sc.
Rnd 7: ch 1, [2 sc in next sc, sc in next 5 sc] around = 49 sc. Fasten off.
FINISHING
Foll tutorial (• see p. 4) form a Roses bouquet. Sew safety Catch Brooch back to center of Pin Base.
TIP: Brooch Back also can be glued (hot glue is recommended). Weave in ends.
ABBREVIATIONS
beg - beginning
ch - chain
hdc - half double crochet
dc – double crochet
rep - repeat
rnd - round
RS - right side
sc - single crochet
sk – skip
sl st - slip stitch
tr- treble crochet
WS - wrong side
Read NextCrocodile Stitch Flower Pattern
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Thanks for your comment. Don't forget to share!
elocin1104 2800379
Jun 03, 2018
I love these beautiful flowers! There are so many possible ways to use them, I cant wait to make a bunch for different projects. These would look great as a hair bow or a brooch. They would also be awesome on a bag, just a little something to add something pretty to an otherwise bland project.
BeckySue
Mar 06, 2016
I love the little flowers! I just hope I can make several of them the same! I made a strap shoe on an Amigurumi doll once, and I had to frog it several times to get both shoes the same. (Frog means to tear it all out and do over! Not uncommon but sure disappointing!)
jeanpalomba 877932 3
Mar 11, 2014
Ne pourriez-vous pas me donner les explications des abrviations que vous utilisez dans le texte.Merci
pcurry 0996805
May 02, 2013
I have been trying to make flowers for Mother's Day corsages, but had not thought about how I was going to put them together. I guess I thought I'd figure that out when I got that far. Now I don't have to worry! It's all right here! Thanks so much.
tinathegrama 75077 60
Mar 22, 2012
TOO CUTE!!! added these darling flowers to each sq. in the "toddler quilts" that I made for my grand daughters. Too Cute !
dixie dweller
Mar 03, 2012
I absolutely vote for this one! Just beautiful, and easy, too! And so versatile as well. You can be really creative with this, and use different colors (tho' I love these colors), and you could even mix these crocheted roses with some ribbon roses--the sky's the limit! Thank ya'll for all of your good patterns and accurate directions--I come to your website whenever I need more crochet inspiration!
clweiss74 9666922
Mar 02, 2012
Very pretty. Can be used in so many ways - as a hair ornament or pinned on a purse or tote, on a sweater, on a dress...or even to top a birthday present instead of a bow. I could picture a vase full of these in my craft room.
aunted
Mar 01, 2012
Dainty. Good for all ages of ladies. Changing colors for special events would be very easy. Excellent little gift.
coffeelizard 54047 19
Mar 01, 2012
I think this brings to mind, Spring rather than the calla lily making one think of a funeral or a memorial service.
ElizabethAnn625
Mar 01, 2012
CallaLilies make me think of my mom and dad's wedding and my sister's wedding. My mom and sister both carried bouquets of CallaLilies. CallaLillies are also symbolic of our Lord's resurrection. Both far from funereal.
doeskin
Mar 01, 2012
I vote for this pattern. You could do different colors for different ocassions.
SherriAnn
Mar 01, 2012
I like both but think I could use the rosebuds for many different purposes to add color to an outfit. The three color combination is always catchy to the eye too.
monetgardening 651 5630
Mar 01, 2012
Why does there need to be a contest, they are both beautiful in their own right! Marie
Liz S C
Mar 01, 2012
I liked both brooches, but the roses looked like they would stand up better to most applications.
Liz S C
Mar 01, 2012
I liked both brooches, but the roses looked like they would stand up better to most applications.
dianet5913 7023502
Feb 29, 2012
Wonderful Spring addition to any number of items! I love pins, but I do like the ideas of headbands, on a purse or tote! Looks fun, quick and best easy.
mooneyes68 1867335
Jan 24, 2012
i would definitely make this .it is very pretty and i would pin it to a head band for my niece these colors would look awsome against her dark curls.and you could also put on a wrist band
Crafter 1610988
Jan 23, 2012
I would consider different colors. Pastels are the wrong colors for me. I would choose some earth toned colors like dusty rose and mauve and plum and a more earth toned green for the leaves. Then add those to a hat or something. It would take the gaudiness right out of it and match better with the projects. The colors are great for the ideas I read so far for bridal bouquets and such, since the pastel colors are spring and summer colors.
jljapple 7260154
Jan 13, 2012
Cute and versatile. Definitely cute for girl's headband, "wrist corsage" bracelet, etc. For adults, not so much my style, but would be cute on certain hats, etc.
Crafter 7184027
Jan 01, 2012
I have this pattern & have made quitea few using it & I will continue to use this pattern in my future projects. I enjoy crocheting flowers & leaves.
Anna May
Dec 31, 2011
I like these roses better than the pattern I have been using. I will be making some and attaching to haircombs to wear in my hair like the others I have made.
Contented Homemake r
Dec 30, 2011
I would! I have used patterns like this to make bouquets for my 20th wedding anniversary when we renewed our vows. They came out great, cost less, and made the event that much more special for my attendants and us. I always watch for patterns for different flowers now.
sewpretty
Dec 29, 2011
Oooooh yes......would be wonderful on a purse.....or used to close a sweater or maybe on a shawl.
Tseralyn
Dec 29, 2011
I am very new at crochet so I might try this out with a larger hook and yarn. I think it would look adorable attached to a hat!
lpnstitch 4930518
Dec 29, 2011
I am excited to try out the triple rose coursage. With a wedding this spring in the family, this may be an idea for the shower favors. Thankyou for the many crochet patterns you offer for free.
Sontann
Dec 29, 2011
I would absolutely make this. It could be used for many things...brooch,as a in place of a bow on a wrapped gift,embellishment for a hat/scarf etc.
Sweet Linda
Dec 29, 2011
This is a very lovely brooch ! I haven't hesitated making it. It will make a special gift for a special woman/girl. Birthdays Mother's Day or just to make someone feel that they are, in deed, extra special. Can be given to anyone of any age. Colors can be changed according to the person's favorite flower colors. Mine would definitely be several different shades of red. A quick, easy gift to enjoy making and giving !!!
nancyknits57
Dec 29, 2011
What about making some of these up and taking them to a nursing home to be given to their clients. I think that would brighten up anyone's day. Or what about using them for a mother-daughter banquet?
fgbluefield 600458 6
Dec 29, 2011
Love this.. will probably make a lot of these for family & friends.
Member 15448
Dec 29, 2011
I think it's pretty as a brooch and like the other comments it would like nice for all different ideas.
damutt24 2655927
Dec 29, 2011
It is not too advanced but I do not think it makes a fashion statement and would not use it as a brooch. I think it may look nice on a knit or crocheted hat possibly.
wenamuller 3934242
Dec 29, 2011
I love this posy as I call it I crochet a lot as bridal bouquets but with more roses and bigger ones in them and as crossages for the matric girls I just love it cause it goes so quick Wena Muller Cape town
vgirlsmom
Dec 29, 2011
love this brooch,I have made similar flowers for tote bags and hair accessories!
gtu61297 8983190
Dec 29, 2011
I would definitely try this pattern even though I am not experienced crocheter
TXBichonFrise
Dec 28, 2011
Yes. It will look cute on a t-shirt, sweat shirt, or even flip flops --- not just a brooch.
vanessahuman 54859 39
Dec 28, 2011
Yes I will make this brooch. 4girlsmommy has a wonderful idea.
4girlsmommy
Dec 28, 2011
I made something similar to this and it was easier than it looks. I actually made a bouquet to leave on my grandmother's grave. She taught me to crochet and I thought it was more appropriate than real flowers. I made a bouquet for my mother as well for Mother's Day and sprayed them with a floral perfume. I would definately make this.
The Pegster
Dec 28, 2011
I would certainly make this pin. It is very pretty and I like JMitchell, need only to locate the colors I am interested in using. I printed the pattern to OneNote and plan on making it soon.
pujacobo 1462045
Dec 28, 2011
I've been looking for something like this! Beautiful! Looking for more holiday inspired items too! (hint-hint)
JMitchell
Dec 28, 2011
Yes, I'd make this. I saved the pattern and now need only locate enough thread in realistic colors. I could wear it as a broach with several outfits or attach it to one or more of my accessories. I would keep the attachment method via safety pin or other temporary method so the broach could be saved from damage when clothing gets washed.
brunerjj 7000247
Dec 28, 2011
I really like this. I think I could do this. And I can think of uses for it. Thanks for featuring it.
jbminaker 1097264
Dec 28, 2011
looks way to complicated for me. I am looking for a very very easy flower to attach to baby girls toques
hindyb 6355770
Dec 28, 2011
Its a cute little pattern. Doesn't look very difficult to make, and I like that it doesn't take much thread.
highnoon01 1386732
Dec 28, 2011
I think it is beautiful. I plan to make this for my 2 daughter-in-laws.
irishred
Dec 28, 2011
Finally! Something that I would actually crochet on the "to crochet or not to crochet" section of the newsletter. I would attach this to my purse and change the colors to a darker tone. I think attaching brooches to a purse or a pair of boots is a super fun way to make a subtle change to the look of your outfit without changing a whole lot. I mean who LIKES to switch out purses all the time?! I love this pattern!
lostandfoundlane 3 124809
Dec 28, 2011
I love this pattern! I will make it tonight. Not too advanced for me.
jillshope 123
Dec 28, 2011
These roses would look adorable on a child's headband, (along with embroidery) on a little girl's dress, or even on a crocheted afghan or lapghan!
afpd 6327560
Dec 28, 2011
I would love to make these roses for my granddaughters. They wear lots of flowers in their hair. I would like to sell them to other little girls.
mummsie
Dec 28, 2011
Yes, I would make it however, it's not what i would call "pastel" . When I make it, I shall choose mossy soft colors and make a bouquet for my home. It's a sweet little flower.
Crocheting Nanya
Dec 28, 2011
I actually love the Pastel Brooch and I would wear it any day, any where, no matter what I was wearing. I love to crochet and I am proud to make and wear some of the things that I make.
Sewhappy2sew
Jul 07, 2010
The diagrams & the rest of the instructions can be found under the material lists by clicking on PATTERN. Hope this helps!
Member 18100
Jul 01, 2010
to Thisnthat, thank you, I was just looking around for the "foll instructions" now I can finish up my brooch :)
Crafter 3387626
Jun 29, 2010
Have already made the roses and they are beautiful but the directions are incomplete as they do not tell you how to put them together. It simply refers you to page 4 of the tutorial whatever that is. Can you help!!?
Thisnthat
Jun 21, 2010
To Crafter 6947688 If you click on the word "pattern" which is in green at the bottom of the materials list, you will find the downloadable Adobe Acrobat Document. Voila! ; )
Crafter 6947688
Jun 16, 2010
You have (notes and see p.) but no way to access this helps you are giving. and ring and purse shoud not leave this site.
crocheterinfl
Jun 14, 2010
I like this pattern. They can be done in different shades to match your outfits. Another idea is to sew them on "scrunchies" type hair ties, for a beautiful hair accessory you would be proud to wear and show off. This idea would also be a wonderful gift idea for someone that is hard to shop for. Happy crocheting.
Report Inappropriate Comment
Are you sure you would like to report this comment? It will be flagged for our moderators to take action.
Thank you for taking the time to improve the content on our site.
