I love flowers…but I don’t exactly have a green thumb! So many people say that you should have plants around the house because it helps your mood and makes your house feel more comfy. I would say that I totally agree with those people! Unfortunately, I have NEVER been good at taking care of plants. No matter how hard I try I always manage to kill the poor things (shakes head in shame).

Lucky for me I’m super crafty (not the devious type of crafty) and figured that I would just make some plants for my house! So, for the first plant I decided to make a super cute crochet potted rose amigurumi! This pattern is so stinking cute and works up really quickly. And…if you know someone who loves plants then this is the perfect gift for them!

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What You Need!

• Medium Weight Cotton Yarn In 4 Colors ~ I used Lion Brand Yarn Mandala yarn which is a weight of 4
• 3.75 mm Size F Crochet Hook ~ I used my favorite Clover Amour hook
• Yarn Needle
• Poly-fil Stuffing
• Stitch Marker

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FYI!

• The pot and soil for the crochet potted rose are crocheted in the round. This means that you don’t join the end of the round with a slip stitch and insert the first stitch of the next round into the first stitch from the last round.

Stitches Used!

• Increase ~ Insert two single crochet into one single crochet from last round.
• Front Loop Only ~ Instead of inserting your hook through the entire stitch you will insert your hook just under the front loop of the stitch. Then you will complete the stitch as usual.
• Back Loop Only ~ Instead of inserting your hook through the entire stitch you will insert your hook just through the back loop of the stitch. Then you will complete the stitch as usual.
• Slip Stitch ~ Insert hook into the stitch, yarn over then pull through the stitch and the loop on hook.
• Half Double Crochet ~ Yarn over, insert hook into the stitch, yarn over then pull through the stitch you now have 3 loops on hook. Yarn over and pull through all three loops on hook.

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If so, then you’re in luck! Check out the crochet potted rose amigurumi video to see it made from start to finish!

What To Do!

Make Pot

Round 1:

• Inside magic ring insert 6 single crochets
• Then pull tail of magic ring to bring the single crochets together (6 stitches)

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Round 2:

• Increase in each stitch around (12 stitches)

Round 3:

• Single crochet, increase around (18 stitches)

Round 4:

• 2 single crochet, increase around (24 stitches)

Round 5:

• 3 single crochet, increase around (30 stitches)

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Round 6:

• In back loop only
• Single crochet in each stitch around (30 stitches)

FYI! Not sure how to crochet in the back loop only? Then check out the video at 7:07 to see how to do this!

Round 7:

• Single crochet in each stitch around (30 stitches)

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Round 8:

• Single crochet in each stitch around (30 stitches)

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If so, then you’re in luck! Check out the crochet potted rose amigurumi video to see it made from start to finish!

Round 9:

• 4 single crochet, increase around (36 stitches)

Round 10:

• Single crochet in each stitch around (36 stitches)

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Round 11:

• Single crochet in each stitch around (36 stitches)

Round 12:

• 5 single crochet, increase around (42 stitches)

Round 13:

• In front loop only
• Single crochet around (42 stitches)

FYI! Not sure how to crochet in front loop only? Then check out the video at 10:04 to see how to do this!

Round 14:

• In back loop only
• Single crochet around (42 stitches)

FYI! Not sure how to crochet in front loop only? Then check out the video at 10:36 to see how to do this!

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Round 15:

• Single crochet around (42 stitches)

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Round 16:

• Single crochet around (42 stitches)
• Slip stitch to first stitch of round 16
• Fasten off then take your yarn needle and weave your tail inside the stitches to hide

Make Soil

Round 1:

• In magic ring insert 6 single crochets
• Then pull magic ring tight to close (6 stitches)

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Round 2:

• Increase in each stitch around (12 stitches)

Round 3:

• Single crochet, increase around (18 stitches)

Round 4:

• 2 single crochet, increase around (24 stitches)

Round 5:

• 3 single crochet, increase around (30 stitches)

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Round 6:

• 4 single crochet, increase around (36 stitches)

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If so, then you’re in luck! Check out the crochet potted rose amigurumi video to see it made from start to finish!

Round 7:

• 5 single crochet, increase around (42 stitches)
• Fasten off and leave long tail for sewing to the pot

Make Rose

• Chain 39

FYI! Want to see the rose being made? Then check out the video at 16:34 to see how to do this!

• In 6th chain from hook insert double crochet (5 chains skipped count as a double crochet and chain 2 space)
• *Chain 2, skip next 2 chains, in next chain double crochet, chain 2, double crochet* repeat to the end (12 V clusters)

• Chain 3, turn
• 5 double crochet in first V cluster, single crochet in next chain 2 space

• 6 double crochet in next V cluster, single crochet in next chain 2 space, repeat 5 times

• 9 double crochet in next V cluster, single crochet in next chain 2 space, repeat 5 times

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• 9 double crochet in last V cluster
• Fasten off and leave long tall for sewing

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If so, then you’re in luck! Check out the crochet potted rose amigurumi video to see it made from start to finish!

• Roll the rose up with the petals that have less double crochets in the center of the flower
• Use the long yarn tail and sew through the rose a couple of times so it stays together

Make Leaf ~ Make 2

• Chain 4

FYI! Want to see the leaf being made? Then check out the video at 22:53 to see how to do this!

• In 2nd chain from hook insert 2 double crochet
• Half double crochet in next chain
• 3 single crochet in last chain

• Turn chain and you will now be crocheting on the bottom side of the chain
• Half double crochet in next chain
• 2 double crochet in next chain
• Then slip stitch to next stitch
• Fasten off and leave long tail for sewing

Finishing Touches

• Sew the rose to the center of the soil

FYI! Want to see the crochet potted rose being assembled? Then check out the video at 25:33 to see how to do this!

• Next, sew one of the leaves to the soil. You could sew the leaf to the rose instead of the soil but I just sewed it to the soil.

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• Then sew the other leaf on the other side of the rose.

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If so, then you’re in luck! Check out the crochet potted rose amigurumi video to see it made from start to finish!

• Next, we are going to sew the soil to the pot. Roll the rim of the pot down so it’s out of your way. Then insert your yarn needle into the first back loop stitch from round 13.

• Next, sew up through the first stitch of the soil. Then continue sewing the soil to the pot through the back loops in the pot and the outside stitches of the soil. Make sure that you are not accidentally sewing through your rose or leaves while you do this!

• Then when you get about 2 inches from where you started you need to stuff your pot. Make sure to not overstuff the pot otherwise it’ll never sit flat.
• After stuffing, finish sewing the soil to the pot then fasten off and hide your yarn tail inside the pot.

• Next, after you’re finished sewing the soil to the pot you can roll the pot’s rim back up!

Then you’re done! Now you can go and make some more cute crochet potted roses in every color!

So, don’t you think the crochet potted rose amigurumi is just too cute? And… the best part is that I don’t have to worry about forgetting to water this plant! The crochet potted rose amigurumi would be so cute in so many colors and would make an AMAZING gift for the plant lover in your life!

Would you like a printer friendly PDF of the crochet potted rose amigurumi tutorial and printable written pattern that prints without ads? Then head over to The It’s So Corinney Shop!

Are You A Visual Learner?

If so, then you’re in luck! Check out the crochet potted rose amigurumi video to see it made from start to finish!

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