Stitch of the Day #36 - Tulip/Rosebud Stitch

I used Red Heart Super Saver yarns, size 4, I hook. I used Hunter Green for the background, Spring Green for the leaves, and Shocking Pink for the blooms.

So it's a cute stitch and not overly difficult. It does take a little concentration when doing the flowers and the row following, but otherwise, a little mindless crochet for three single crochet rows. Here's my pretty version:

It's not quite as seamless as Ms. W's either, as you can see the pink yarn in back, but I'm sure that just comes with practice.

The PDF written pattern for the Tulip/Rosebud Stitch can be found here.

Here is the video tutorial by Creative Grandma.

Stitch of the Day #14 - Tulip Stitch

This is a very simple stitch. Beginners need to know how to chain, single and double crochet. That's it. This could make a pretty scarf or place mat. Anything, really.

My attempt:

I used my Red Heart Super Saver Stripes yarn. It came out pretty cool, showing off the tulips really well, I think. It's just interesting to see how the colors come out between the black.

You can watch the tutorial for the Tulip Stitch by Creative Grandma here or on YouTube:

The PDF for this pattern is here: Tulip Stitch.