A crochet rose bouquet needs a flower shape, a stem method, and leaves that work together. These six free patterns approach those details differently, from wired stems to one-piece roses.
1. Easy Crochet Rose Pattern by Nicki’s Homemade Crafts
Nicole Riley’s rose has a wired stem and leaves, so you can adjust each flower’s position, even when you put together a big bouquet. She’s crocheted roses for years and made a full video tutorial for this one. It is rated easy, worked in worsted weight yarn (Premier Anti-Pilling Everyday Worsted) with a 5 mm hook, and it finishes about 4.5 inches across and 10 inches tall including the wired stem. The pattern was published in 2021. Open the pattern.
2. Crochet Rose Pattern – Lovely Long Stem Roses by The Loophole Fox
Shannon Holding’s long stem roses make three larger and three smaller roses in pink, yellow and white, though you can make as few or as many as you like. She made the white roses in a pastel tweed yarn for a little more depth. Even with six flowers it works up quickly: it is rated easy and worked in medium weight (#4) yarn with a 5 mm hook, using only about 8 yards per bud, so scrap yarn works well. Open the pattern.
3. Easy Crochet Rose Pattern by Easy Breezy Crochet
Harriet’s rose has a stem and step-by-step instructions, and you could make a small bouquet in an afternoon. The rose is worked as one piece with a calyx and leaves, and it needs a hot glue gun to shape and join the flower head to the stem and leaves. The stem is either a bamboo skewer or 16 to 18 gauge wire: skewers are sturdy and firm, but don’t offer the flexibility of wire. It uses #3 DK yarn, a 4 mm hook for the flower and calyx and a 3 mm hook for the leaves. Open the pattern.
4. Crochet 3D Rose by Hookok
Hookok’s 3D rose is assembled from petals, leaves and a long stem: three each of small, medium and large petals, a six-point sepal and three wired leaves. The pattern lists a 40 cm flower rod, 15 cm wire, adhesive, tape and a 2 to 2.5 mm hook, and Hookok recommends its own 4-ply yarn. It is rated intermediate. The page says any popular color can be used, and there are more rose patterns in the same collection, along with tulips, gerberas and daisies. Open the pattern.
5. Rose Bouquet by Maggie Weldon
Maggie Weldon’s free rose bouquet is the simplest to make: each rose is a 13-chain petal strip that you roll to form the rose, with one separate leaf per rose. The materials are about 6 yards of worsted yarn per rose, wire, wire stem wrap tape, a yarn needle and an H-8 (5 mm) hook. For the leaves, you weave a wire through the center of each and fold the end over 1 inch. Since each rose uses so little yarn, this is a good scrap project. Open the pattern.
6. Easy Crochet Rose by Loopara
Loopara’s rose is made of several components: 3 small petals, 2 large petals, a flower base, 1 large leaf and 2 small leaves for each rose. Assembly involves threading petals onto wire, securing them with glue and wrapping the stem. It is rated intermediate and uses Loopara’s own 4-ply combed cotton with a 2.5 mm hook, and each finished rose is about 2 inches across. The page has a PDF and a beginner tutorial. Open the pattern.