Wildflowers

These happy little flowers—rocky mountain blue columbine, black-eyed susan, and purple coneflower—were inspired by some of my favorite wildflowers. I always love exploring and these are some of my favorite flowers to find out in nature. Each one is planted in its own pot, making them perfect for decorating your shelves, brightening a gift, or adding a bit of handmade charm to your space. They’re full of personality and fun to make, especially if you enjoy projects with a little extra detail. SIZE: All flowers are approximately 3 in (8 cm) wide by 7 in (18 cm) tall SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate TERMINOLOGY: This pattern is written in STANDARD US CROCHET TERMS, in ENGLISH only. MATERIALS: - Premier; Basix Worsted; size 4; [100% acrylic; 359 yards / 328 m per 7oz / 200g skein]; burgundy, dijon mustard, pale orchid, fern, mahogany, white; 1 skein each - F-5 (3.75mm) crochet hook - Yarn needle - (3) 4 in (10 cm) by 4 in (10 cm) pieces of cardboard - Washable pencil/pen - Scissors - Polyester fiberfill stuffing - 45 in (117 cm) of 22-gauge green floral wire - Wire cutters - 33 in (84 cm) of 18-gauge green floral wire - Fabric or Hot Glue - Hot Glue Gun - (4) Stitch markers