# Sunset Peach Rose Bracelet Free Crochet Pattern
Jewelry you can crochet will never stop feeling like a little magic trick to me. This bracelet is a row of tiny peach roses — each one rolled from a simple spiral strip — joined into a delicate band with a pretty button closure. It looks like something from a boutique, and it takes about an evening.
The roses are the star: soft peach petals with just a hint of deeper coral at the edges (a little blush of color from working the last round in a second shade, if you’re feeling fancy). I wear mine stacked with a plain bangle, and I always get asked where it’s from. “I made it” never gets old.
What You’ll Need
- Fingering weight (#1) cotton thread or lightweight yarn: approximately 60 yards peach, small amount of coral (optional, for petal edges)
- Size D (3.25 mm) crochet hook (or B/2.25 mm if using crochet thread)
- One 1/2-inch decorative button
- Tapestry needle
Finished size:
- Approximately 7 inches long (fits a 6–7 inch wrist)
- Each rose measures about 3/4 inch across. Add or remove a rose to adjust
The Pattern
Mini Rose (make 7)
With peach yarn, chain 26.
Row 1: Work 2 DC in the third chain from hook and in each chain across. (48 DC — the strip will curl, which is exactly what you want.)
Row 2 (petal edge, optional coral): Join coral at the end of Row 1 if using. Chain 1, turn, [SC in next stitch, chain 2, skip 1 stitch] repeat across. This gives the outer petal edge a delicate blush. Fasten off.
Roll the strip tightly from one end to form the rosebud shape, letting the outer end flare slightly for open petals. Sew through the base layers with the yarn tail to secure the roll. Make 7 roses.
Bracelet Band
With peach yarn, chain 8.
Row 1: SC in second chain from hook and across. (7 SC)
Rows 2–40: Chain 1, SC in each stitch across, turn. (7 SC)
The band should measure about 7 inches. Adjust rows to fit your wrist, keeping in mind the button and loop add about 3/4 inch.
Button loop end: At the end of the last row, chain 8, slip stitch into the corner stitch of the band to form a loop. Fasten off.
Sew the button to the opposite end of the band.
Assembly
Lay the band flat. Arrange the 7 roses evenly along the center of the band and sew each one securely through its base. Weave in all ends.
For extra durability, I run a second line of stitching through the back of each rose into the band — bracelets take a beating, and this keeps everything put.
Sophie’s Tips
- Tension matters more than usual here — keep your stitches snug so the roses hold their shape. If your roses look floppy, go down a hook size.
- Cotton thread gives the crispest roses, but a soft fingering-weight yarn makes a cozier, more casual bracelet. Both are lovely; pick your mood.
- Make two and give one away. Small handmade jewelry is the best kind of gift — personal, quick, and nobody else at the party will have one.
A little garden for your wrist — enjoy every compliment!
