Rhododendre
Rhododendre
By Pippa Patterns
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Rhododendron crochet pattern
Your personal guide on how to make a
realistic Rhododendron
Here at Pippa Patterns all of our designs are carefully created to ensure
your final product has the most realistic and detailed effect. Enjoy!
I made 3 flower balls in the 3 colors above but you could make them
all in the same color or make them in any color of your choice.
Clover Amour Steel Crochet Hook (1.50mm)
However you can use any type of yarn or wool, just be aware that
the size of the flower will be different.
Gauge is not important as long as you are consistent.
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Additional Materials:
If you are using a plant pot then I suggest to use either styrofoam, or
dry florist sponge. (you can easily purchase both of these items from
ebay) along with the wires, floral tape etc…
Cut the sponge/styrofoam to the size that fits your pot, place it inside
and push the stem of your flowers in to it. Start from the centre and
place the other flowers in a circle around it.
Cover with pebbles or soil. Alternatively you could just fill the pot with
pebbles.
Paints
It is not necessary to paint your flowers to make them look pretty, it is
just an added variety for you to try if you want.
For this flower I used Acrylic paint,
but if you prefer you could also use oil pastel crayon.
These items are also available on ebay and most likely your local Artist
shop, supermarket etc.…
rnd/rnds – round/round’s
ch - chain
sc - single crochet
sc inc - single crochet increase
sc dec - single crochet decrease
hdc - half double crochet
hdc inc - half double crochet increase
hdc dec - half double crochet decrease
dc - double crochet
dc inc - double crochet increase
dc dec - double crochet dec
tc -triple crochet
tc inc - triple crochet increase
tc dec - triple crochet decrease
tog - together
slst - slip stitch
st - stitch
f/o - fasten off
**** repeat
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Ch7 again and repeat for 5 petals. After the 5th patal, work
only 2 slip stitches instead of 3.
In the third, work also in the fourth, work and in the fifth, work
(2dc), (2hdc) 1hdc,
(2dc) in the 3rd (2dc) in the 4th, (1dc, 1hdc) in the last,
After the last petal, slst in to the base of the next petal, F/O
2 3
1 2
3 4
Oven foil is a great choice for this next step to work on the
stamen as it wont leave residue on the yarn.
Separate the strands while still wet (p3). I used a plastic darning
needle but a sewing pin or cocktail skewer will work just as well.
Leave to dry.
1 2 3
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
Chain 25,
Rnd.1:
skip the first chain, 3sc, 4hdc, 10dc, 3hdc, 2sc,
2sc, 3hdc, 10dc, 4hdc, 3sc, 1slst, in to that skipped chain we made
at the beginning, ch1
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Creating the small Leaf cont …
Rnd.2:
3sc, 4hdc, 10dc, 3hdc, 3sc,
3sc, 3hdc, 10dc, 4hdc, 3sc, 1slst in the chain we made earlier,
(1hdc, 1dc, ch1, slst in to the top of the hdc and the dc (p1),
and then work 1hdc), Pull the wire around and bend down equally.
1 2
1 2
Rnd.1:
skip the first chain, 4sc, 5hdc, 6dc, 4tc, 3dc, 3hdc, 2sc,
2sc, 3hdc, 3dc, 4tc, 6dc, 5hdc 4sc, 1slst in to that skipped chain we
made at the beginning and ch1,
3sc, 3hdc, 3dc, 4tc, 6dc, 5hdc 4sc, 1slst in the chain we made
earlier,
As with the smaller leaf ,we need to crochet over the wire
again. Cut approx. 14” (35cm) and thread it through the stitch
on your hook.
Rnd.1:
skip the first chain, 5sc, 5hdc, 8dc, 6tc, 3dc, 3hdc, 2sc,
2sc, 3hdc, 3dc, 6tc, 8dc, 5hdc 5sc, 1slst in to the skipped chain we
made at the beginning and ch1,
3sc, 3hdc, 3dc, 6tc, 8dc, 5hdc, 5sc, 1slst in the chain we made
earlier,
As with the other leaves ,we need to crochet over the wire
again. Cut approx. 16” (40cm) and thread it through the stitch
on your hook.
2 3
1 2
The second round has 7 flowers. Attach them approx. ½(1.2cm) below
the round above (p1). Attach all 7 flowers one by one, next to each
other at pretty much the same level. It doesn’t have to be exact. If
some are a bit lower than others is perfectly ok and makes it look
more natural. In (p2 and p3)you can see all 7 flowers attached.
1 2
4 5
3 4
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