** Currently in testing! **

There’s something magical about that time of year when flowers burst forth from the ground and Spring triumphs proudly over Winter.

I designed this flower crown & wreath to celebrate several of the 1st classic English flowers to bloom each year.

They’re on the smaller side (no daffodils I’m afraid) to give a more delicate, detailed and uniform appearance. And the leaves help to give your crown / wreath a fullness to allow the flowers to stand out more.

You’ll be working in rounds for the majority of your flowers and leaves, but instructions are given at the start of each individual element for clarity. The starting chain does not add to the stitch count; work your 1st stitch in the same place as the starting chain.

It’s an intermediate pattern because, while the stitches themselves are all quite basic, some items involve a bit of colourwork and have a more complex construction than others.

You’ll find a photo guide throughout to help you visualise your makes and links to video tutorials to walk you through some of the special stitches used.

There’s also a short note on making your own hazel or willow circlet from scratch before the main pattern, in case this is something you’re interested in trying too.

Happy crocheting!