This Sand Lily Daffodil is so much fun to make and super easy to follow along. Make these Daffodils to create a statement piece for any of your arrangements. Can you imagine these being made in other colors! Stunning! The sky is the limit, and this easy-to-follow along pattern makes it so much easier!

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Materials List

• White Scheepjes Maxi Rush Thread - Light green floral tape

• Light yellow paint

• 18 gauge wire

• 24 gauge wire

• 1.25mm crochet hook

• Scissors

• Fabric Stiffener or Mod Podge

Daffodil Fun Facts!

Did you know that Daffodils are the first flowers to bloom in spring?

• These beauties go by many names. Sea Daffodils, Marsh Orchids, Sand Lilies, Sea Lily, Lily of St. Nicholas, and of course their botanical name Pancratium Maritimum. Pancratium: comes from the Greek and literally means “All Strength” Maritimum: comes from Latin and means “from the sea-coast”

• Sand Daffodils can be found along the beaches growing up from the sand!

• The can grow up to 15 flowers on 1 stalk

• These beautiful sea flowers are part of the Amaryllidaceae family… cousins to the Amaryllis?

• The first representation of this Pancratium Lily is mentioned by Evans, who discovered it during the excavations he made in the palace of Knossos (1896). There is a painting of this plant in the well-known wall painting with the blue-bird in the palace of Knossos which is considered as the first representation of the Sea Daffodil. Its use is described by Dioscorides and Theophrastus.

• They are considered endangered

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