Spring Flower Crown & Wreath

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!