Crochet Spring Flowers Wreath

I've been wanting to crochet a wreath with lots of flowers for a while, and I'm so glad I finally got around to it! I was inspired to finally get around to this project by joining the Spring Crafts Challenge Blog Hop. To create this wreath, I followed the May Rose Wreath pattern by Attic24. At first, I thought, "OMG... It's going to take forever to make all these flowers!" But they actually worked up pretty quickly and were fun to make.

I decided to make things a little easier for myself by using a variegated yarn. I Love This Yarn Painted Canyon is one of my favorite yarns, and the pops of yellow, orange, and bright blue make me think of spring. So I thought it would be perfect as the base of this wreath.

I used a 12 inch wreath form, and I crocheted until this "fabric" was about 31 inches long.

I crocheted 12 leaves using 3 different shades of green (Caron Simply Soft Kelly Green, Caron Simply Soft Limelight, Caron Simply Soft Pistachio).

I crocheted 4 large roses, but I only added 3 to the wreath. 

Then I made all the smaller flowers. To create the flowers, I used Caron Simply Soft Sunshine, Caron Simply Soft Persimmon, Caron Simply Soft Robin's Egg, Caron Simply Soft Soft Green, and Caron Simply Soft White.

I used a yarn needle to whip stitch this piece around the wreath form.

I used pins to pin the flowers in place, but I also hot glued them on. I thought the pins looked cute in the center of the flowers, so I left them in.

I really like how these colors look together.

I definitely had to keep the pins in the centers of the flowers. I picked pins that match the colors of the yarns.

The wreath is complete, but it needs one more thing...

I crocheted a wreath hanger using a pattern by Repeat Crafter Me. I decided to crochet it in yellow (Caron Simply Soft Sunshine) because to me, yellow is the ultimate spring color.

I finished the wreath at night time, so I hung it on my hutch to see how it looked. I kinda like it on my hutch...

I decided to hang the wreath on my front door. I really like the yellow wreath hanger. It was so quick and easy to make, and it's a great addition to the wreath.

Thanks so much for checking out my Spring wreath! Please scroll below to check out the projects created by the other blog hop hosts!↓

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