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Blessed day my dear and appreciated needleworkers, I hope you are well. Welcome once again to my little creative space. Today I share with you another of the projects I have been making this week as a detail for Mother's Day, which is celebrated this Sunday.
This time I bring you another keychain model that I found in a tutorial on You tube and that a few days ago I could also see it made here in the community by my friend
@blanca56, I invite you to visit her publication.
This time it is a small rose with a base made with a disposable bottle cap. For this project I continue working with wick yarn as it is ideal to obtain the desired firmness and texture. For the base I will be using green and for the rose I will be using a strong pink color.
To start the project, the first thing to do is to knit a green lining for the cover that will serve as the base for our little rose. To do this, we knit a small circle in single crochet and adjust the fabric to the size of the cover. Then we knit a border in stockinette stitch, which will serve as the leaves of the rose.
The pattern for knitting the rose is quite simple and is one of my favorites, I learned it a long time ago and whenever I want to make roses, I always decide for this pattern. This rose is knitted in only three rows. The first round you knit the base chain stitch, the longer the chain stitch, the bigger the rose. In the second round you work "V" stitches and in the third round you knit fans in each "V" stitch. Then the fabric is rolled into the shape of a rose and sewn with the help of a wool needle.
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