Crochet Princess Suki Rose Pattern

Create a layered crochet flower with this Crochet Princess Suki Rose pattern. The project uses dark pink, light pink, and green cotton yarn to make 14 petals, three wired leaves, and a sepal. With a 2.0 mm crochet hook and a 30 cm flower rod, you can assemble the pieces into a decorative stemmed rose for a bouquet or display. Read through the full pattern before starting, and use a stitch marker to keep track of round beginnings.

About the Crochet Princess Suki Rose Pattern

This pattern is written in US crochet terms and has an intermediate difficulty level. It involves working small pieces in the round, shaping leaves around wire, and layering petals during assembly. Cotton yarn gives the flower a defined shape, while lace-weight yarn can be used for a smaller, finer version. Changing the yarn weight may affect the finished size, so keep the hook suitable for your chosen yarn.

The rose can be made in the listed pink and green shades or adapted to other colors. Cotton yarn is noted as available in 86 colors, offering plenty of options for coordinating the petals with a bouquet or room decor.

Materials and preparation

Gather all the supplies before crocheting. Keep the iron wire and hot melt adhesive nearby for shaping and assembling the flower, and handle both carefully. If using hot glue, work on a protected surface and allow the adhesive to cool before touching the joins.

• Dark pink, light pink, and green yarn; cotton yarn is used for the sample
• 2.0 mm crochet hook
• Scissors
• Darning needle
• Stitch marker
• Flower rod, 30 cm long
• Iron wire
• Hot melt adhesive

US crochet terms and abbreviations

• Sc — single crochet
• Hdc — half double crochet
• Dc — double crochet
• Tr — treble crochet
• Ch — chain
• St — stitch
• Ss — slip stitch
• Sc2tog — listed in the source notes as slip stitch 2 together or a decrease
• Sk — skip
• [number] — total stitch count after a round
• R1, R2, R3 — Round 1, Round 2, Round 3

Chain stitches and slip stitches do not count toward the stitch total. The pattern uses a magic ring to begin the round pieces. A stitch marker at the first stitch can make it easier to check each round’s count.

Special stitch: picot

For the picot stitch, insert the hook into the back of the first chain made—the chain nearest the work—and complete the stitch as directed.

How to work a treble crochet

1. Yarn over twice.
2. Insert the hook into the stitch.
3. Yarn over and pull through the stitch; four loops are on the hook.
4. Yarn over and pull through two loops, leaving three loops.
5. Yarn over and pull through two more loops, leaving two loops.
6. Yarn over and pull through the final two loops.

Step-by-step Crochet Princess Suki Rose instructions

Make 4 small petals in dark pink

• Begin with a magic ring.
• R1: Ch 2, work 6 hdc into the ring, then ss into the first st. [6]
• R2: Ch 3, work 2 dc in each st 6 times, then ss into the first st. [12]
• R3: Ch 3, work 2 dc in each st 12 times, then ss into the first st. [24]
• Cut the yarn, leaving a tail for assembly.

Make 5 middle petals in light pink

• Begin with a magic ring.
• R1: Ch 2, work 8 hdc into the ring, then ss into the first st. [8]
• R2: Ch 3, work 2 dc in each st 8 times, then ss into the first st. [16]
• R3: Ch 3, repeat 1 dc in the next st and 2 dc in the following st 8 times, then ss into the first st. [24]
• Cut the yarn, leaving a tail.

Make 5 large petals in light pink

• Begin with a magic ring.
• R1: Ch 2, work 12 hdc into the ring, then ss into the first st. [12]
• R2: Ch 3, work 2 dc in each st 12 times, then ss into the first st. [24]
• R3: Ch 3, repeat 3 dc in the next stitches and 2 dc in the following st 6 times, then ss into the first st. [30]

Make 3 leaves in green

• Make a foundation chain of 12 ch.
• R1: Add the wire. Starting in the second st from the hook, work 1 sc, 1 hdc, 1 dc, 1 tr, 2 tr in the next st, 1 tr, 2 tr in the next st, 1 tr, 1 dc, and 1 hdc; work 3 sc in the same st. Continue along the other side with 1 hdc, 1 dc, 1 tr, 2 tr in the next st, 1 tr, 2 tr in the next st, 1 tr, 1 dc, 1 hdc, and 1 sc. Join with 1 ss in the first st, then ch 1. [22]
• R2: Repeat (1 sc, 1 ch) 13 times; work (1 sc, 2 ch picot st, 1 sc); repeat (1 sc, 1 ch) 12 times; then work 1 sc and 1 ss in the first st. Leave a tail and wrap it around the wire.

Keep the wire centered along the leaf as you crochet around the foundation chain. This helps the leaf hold its shape when attached to the stem.

Make the flower sepal in green

• Begin with a magic ring.
• R1: Ch 3, work 20 dc into the ring, then ss into the first st.
• R2: Repeat the following sequence 5 times: ch 10; starting in the second ch from the hook, work 2 ss, 2 sc, 2 hdc, 2 dc, and 1 tr; skip 3 sts and ss into the next st. Finish with ch 1, cut the yarn, and weave in the end.

How to assemble the Crochet Princess Suki Rose

Before assembly, check that you have 4 small petals, 5 middle petals, 5 large petals, 3 leaves, the sepal, and the 30 cm flower rod. Arrange the petals in layers so the smaller pieces form the center and the larger petals create the outer shape.

1. Bring the three leaves together and wrap their stems with green yarn to join them.
2. Wrap dark pink yarn around the joined flower rod for about 1 inch. Secure the yarn with hot melt adhesive.
3. Wrap one small petal around the dark-pink-covered section of the rod.
4. Attach the other three small petals around the first one, overlapping them to create the rose center.
5. Arrange and attach the five light pink middle petals around the small petals. Overlap the edges and secure the layers with adhesive.
6. Place the five large light pink petals around the middle layer to form the outer petals.
7. Wrap green yarn below the flower for about 1 inch to cover the pink yarn tails. Slide the sepal onto the rod and secure its sections to the flower with adhesive.
8. Wrap green yarn around the stem to cover the flower rod.
9. When the wrapping reaches about halfway down the rod, position the three leaves against the stem and wrap over their joined stems.
10. Continue wrapping with green yarn to the end of the flower rod.

As you build the flower, rotate it occasionally to check that the petals are distributed evenly. Let the adhesive set between layers so the petals and sepal stay in place.

Finishing and care tips

When assembly is complete, inspect the stem and flower for loose yarn ends or exposed wire. Use the darning needle to secure any yarn tails that can be woven in safely. Keep the finished flower away from open flames and store it where the wire and stem will not be bent out of shape.

This Crochet Princess Suki Rose can be displayed on its own or combined with other crocheted flowers. If you make a bouquet, vary the colors or arrange flowers at different heights for a balanced look.