The mini croissant is knit in 3 pieces that simply slot into position! The ends are used to shape the croissant and then hidden inside.
The plate is knit entirely in the round on dpns, starting at the center front and ending with pretty decreases at the center back.

Given you just sew the croissants to the plate; you could also keep them separate and use them at your next fairy tea party. I think they will work great with my tiny teacup and my acorn teapot patterns.

I used Patons Classic Wool Worsted because it gave my croissant’s ridges the best definition, but it works in fingering or sock too (you will just get a really tiny croissant).

Thank you Jeanette for being awesome and testing for me!