Use a stitch marker to identify the first stitch of next round because we'll be working in a spiral.

Round 1: Begin in 6sc in the round.

Round 2: 1ch, (sc 2 in next st). *6 times, 1 ss.

Round 3: 1 ch, (1 sc, sc 2 in next st). *6 times , 1 ss.

Round 4: 1 ch, (1 sc, sc 2 in next st, 1sc). *6 times, 1 ss.

Round 5: 1 ch, ( sc 3, sc 2 in next st). *6 times, 1 ss.

Rounds 6: 1 ch, (sc 2, sc 2 in next st, sc 2). *6 times, 1 ss and 1 ch

Rounds 7-17: work on 36 sc in each row. 1ss and 1 ch. After completing the rounds, fasten off the yarn, leaving a long tail. Thread a tapestry needle with the long tail of yarn.

Step 1: begin with Ch 31, from the 2nd sts of the hook (add wire), 1ss.

Step 2: to increase, create Sc 2, 3 hdc, 18 dc (stitch marker buckle in the first dc st) to decrease: 3 hdc, 2 sc. In the same st (1 sc, 1 ch, 1 sc)

Step 3: Turn. To increase, create 2 sc, 3 hdc, 18 dc (stitch marker buckle in the first dc st) to decrease: 3 hdc , 2 sc. 1ss.

Step 4: Turn. 1 ss, cut and leave a tail.

Step 1: Bend the top of the wire to create a hook. Insert the wire through the center. Use the hot melt adhesive to secure the wire in the tulip.

Step 2: Insert fiberfill and fold the tulip into two pieces like in the video.

Weave in loose yarn ends, and trim excess yarn.

Step 3: Wrap the wire with floral tape or green yarn to create a more finished look and to provide additional stability to the stem.

Step 4: Insert the excess wire of the leaf while wrapping the stem with green yarn to cover it and secure the end of the stem with hot melt adhesive.