How to Make a Crochet Flower Wreath

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Hooks to hand, crocheters, for a spring make that's colourful and pretty with this bright crochet flower wreath! If you're more experienced, you could create additional flower designs and add these to the wreath for more variation.

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Abbreviations

CH – Chain
MR – Magic Ring
SK – Skip
SS – Slip Stitch
DC – Double Crochet
TR – Treble

Wreath Cover: Step-1

Row 1: Using the WI Premium Acrylic in Yellow and a 4mm hook, start with a slip knot then CH 30. Into the 2nd CH from the hook work a DC. Then work a DC into every stitch across your foundation chain. (29 stitches) Make sure at this point that it will wrap around the width of your wreath and meet. If it does not, simply pull it out and re-do, adding a few more stitches to the initial CH.

Step-2

Row 2-200: Turn, CH 1, then work a DC into the very first and each stitch across. Rather than count the rows, as your tension might be different to mine, you can measure it by seeing if it will fit around the perimeter of your wreath ring Break off yarn when long enough leaving a good meter of length to sew it up with.

Step-3

Sewing up: Sew the two short edges together with a whip stitch.

Step-4

Now fit it around your wreath ring and start sewing the long edges together placing the seam on the inside of the ring.

Try and match the row ends, otherwise you will end up with uneven sides when you get to the end. Now your wreath is ready to decorate.

Double Layered Flowers:Step-1

Round 1: Using the WI Premium Acrylic and a 4mm hook, CH2, then work 6 DC's into the 2nd CH from the hook. SS to join. (6 stitches) Round 2: CH2, work a DC into the same stitch as the beginning CH, then work 2 x DC's into each stitch. SS to join (12 stitches)

Step-2

Round 3: **CH5, SK1, SS in next. Repeat from ** all the way around ending on a SS (6 loops) Rounds 4: SS into 1st loop, then work (DC, HTR, TR, DTR, TR, HTR, DC) into that same loop. Repeat what is in the brackets into each loop around (6 petals) Break off yarn.

Step-3

Round 5: Now, push those petals back and use the stitches in the centre of the petals that were missed in Round 6: Add a new colour yarn and into each of these stitches work (DC, 3xTR’s, DC) (6 petals). Break off yarn. Make 5 different coloured flowers and space evenly around the wreath form, don’t be too worried about exact placement as it looks better if it is slightly random.

Medium Flower:Step-1

Round 1: Using the WI Premium Acrylic and a 4mm hook CH2, then work 6 DC's into the 2nd CH from the hook. SS to join then break off yarn. (6 stitches) Round 2: Add a new colour yarn into any stitch, CH3, SS in next, repeat all the way around ending on a SS to join (6 loops)

Step-2

Rounds 3: SS into 1st loop, then work (DC, HTR, TR, DTR, TR, HTR, DC) into that same loop. Repeat what is in the brackets into each loop around (6 petals) Break off yarn. Make 8 different coloured flowers and space evenly around the wreath form, don’t be too worried about exact placement as it looks better if it is slightly random.

Small Flower:Step-1

Step-2

Small Green Leaf: Round 1: Using the WI Premium Acrylic in Green and a 4mm hook, CH7, then work the following… DC in 2nd stitch from hook, HTR in next 2 stitches, TR in next stitch, this will take you to the last stitch, into that stitch work (3xTR’s, DTR, 3xTR’s) into that last stitch, this will take you around the end of the chain. Now, working BACK UP the opposite of the foundation chain, continue…TR in next, HTR in next 2, DC in next 2, SS to join. This will give you a pretty leaf shape. Break off yarn leaving a tail for sewing in.

Step-3

Make 8 different coloured flowers and 16 leaves, attach the leaves to a flower as shown and space randomly around the wreath form.

Step-1

Green Curls: Row 1: Using the WI Premium Acrylic in Green and a 4mm hook, CH10, DC into the 2nd CH from the hook, then work 2 x DC's into each stitch across (18 stitches) Row 2: CH2, DC into same space, then work 2 x DC's into each stitch across (36 stitches) Break off yarn leaving enough tail for sewing.

Step-2

Make 6 curly leaves and space randomly around the wreath form.

White Daisy: Step-1

Round 1: Using the WI Premium Acrylic in yellow and a 4mm hook, CH2, then work 7 DC's into the 2nd CH from the hook. SS to join then break off yarn. (7 stitches)

Step-2

Round 2: Add the white cotton to any stitch and changing to a 3mm hook, CH5, Work a TR into the same stitch, then CH 5 and SS in the same stitch. **SS into the next stitch, CH5, TR, CH5, SS into the same stitch. Repeat from ** all the way around ending on a SS (7 petals). Break off yarn.

Step-3

Make 7 daisies and space randomly around the wreath form, filling in some gaps, don’t be afraid to overlap them slightly.

Tiny White Flower:Step-1

Round 1: Using the White cotton and a 3mm hook, CH4, then SS to join into a ring, use the centre of this ring to work into for the next round.

Step-2

Round 2: CH5, then TR into the ring, **CH2, then TR into the ring. Repeat from ** another 4 times, CH 2 then SS to the 3rd CH of the initial CH 3 to join. Break off yarn. Make a double knot out of a small length of WI Acrylic and sew through the centre to give it a little spot of colour.

Step-3

Make 7 small white flowers and space randomly around the wreath form, filling in some gaps.

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