Crochet Flower Christmas Wreath

Crochet flowers turn out the cutest! So why not make a wreath with them! Here’s a fun and easy crochet flower wreath project you can make in no time!

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And these Christmas patterns on Etsy

Looking for more patterns for flowers? Check out this Crochet Flower Pattern Book.

Materials
• Yarn
• Crochet hook
• Scissors and x-acto knife
• Burlap lace
• Hotglue gun
• Styrofoam

Step-1: If you’re into recycling you can prepare the base using styrofoam and left over burlap. Cut out a round wreath base pattern a piece of styrofoam and then cut some long strips from burlap fabric.

Step-2: Wrap the styrofoam base with the burlap strip until the whole base is covered. Use hot glue to secure the wrapping.

Step-3: Cut out 2 small pieces of burlap strips. Make a bow pattern with each piece and then glue them in a criss-cross pattern. Glue a small bead on the center of the pattern.

Step-4: Crochet some flowers using red, scarlet or any shade in between these 2 colours. I crocheted flowers of different sizes and petals. then glued 2 flowers to create a 2 layered flower pattern. Glue a bead on the center of each flower. Also crochet some leaves using green threads.

Step-5: Glue the flowers on the wreath base and then glue leaves.

Step-6: Finally glue the burlap flowers which we created in step 3.

Attach a hanging mechanism to complete the wreath. You can more details if you wish to.

Have fun!

If you love colourful granny squares, vintage-inspired crochet and anything designed by Lori Holt, the new Granny Square Along Crochet Book deserves a spot on your wish list.

This is Lori Holt’s first crochet book, inspired by the granny squares her grandmother taught her to make. Inside are 13 creative granny square crochet projects, all presented in Lori’s wonderfully cheerful, scrappy style. Expect plenty of colourful cushions, bags, blankets and useful accessories that make the most of those little squares we can never resist making.

The spiral-bound format is a practical touch because the book should sit flat beside you while you crochet. Partial crochet diagrams are also included alongside the written instructions.

This book is best for confident beginners and intermediate crocheters. You should already understand basic crochet stitches, including chains, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet and slip stitches.

Most projects use Lori Holt’s #2-weight Chunky Thread with a 3.5 mm crochet hook, although some designs worked with two strands require a 4.5 mm hook.

What I love most is the book’s nostalgic, collected-over-time look. It is colourful without being garish and scrappy without looking as though every leftover yarn ball was thrown at it in a moment of desperation. The finished projects have that cozy handmade charm Lori Holt does so well.

The book is expected to ship in September 2026. The current reservation requires a $1.50 non-refundable fee, with the remaining preorder price charged when the book ships.

You can reserve the Granny Square Along Crochet Book by Lori Holt here.

If this book inspires you to keep experimenting, take a look at our 15 unusual granny square crochet patterns and these 20 other ways to use granny squares.

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