Flowers + Floral Decor: Why not simply conjure up spring and a profusion of blooms yourself?

Dear users, dear authors,
since real spring and summer aren’t quite here yet, I suggest we make our own flowers, blooms, and matching amigurumi + decorations.
Tip: This also makes a great Easter decoration, but you can leave it up even after Easter.

@Authors
Please share two thematically appropriate patterns here, each with text, an image, and a link.

Have fun recreating the flowers, everyone!

Bring some sunshine and good cheer into your home!
Welcome your guests right at the front door with a colorful spring wreath!
This wreath is described step by step with detailed illustrations and is quick and easy to make.
Enjoy spring-like bellflowers and fluttering butterflies!

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/13088/haekelanleitung-kranz-fruehlingszauber

What greets the sun more joyfully than little seedlings?
They sprout in the garden, in the park...and maybe soon in your home, too.
Whether on the windowsill, the shelf, or the little side table - these cheerful signs of spring feel at home anywhere and poke their little heads out of the soil!

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/11480/keimling-gehaekelt-der-fruehling-erwacht

Daffodils are the quintessential spring flowers and remain a very welcome decoration even after Easter. These paper daffodils capture the beauty of the real flowers and bring a spring-like atmosphere indoors—until everything outside finally turns green and blooms.


 
Daffodils

Lilies, which prefer really warm weather, take even longer to bloom. To help pass the time, try these paper lilies—they look just like the real thing and are just as beautiful.
 


Lilies

Both types of flowers are crafted from cardstock and crepe paper, and their size is roughly the same as that of real flowers. Both files include very precise craft templates and detailed instructions.

Always green, always blooming, always beautiful—and all without any watering. :)

This beautiful flower is really low-maintenance and yet always in top form. It even comes with its own soil. By the way, the soil is customized to fit the flowerpot you choose. Tips on how to determine the right pot size are, of course, included in the pattern.

And don’t panic—this flower requires almost no sewing at all! The petals and leaves are simply crocheted in as you follow the pattern, so they’re guaranteed to end up in the right place.

Using 8-strand cotton yarn and a 3 mm hook, the flower measures 17 cm (I measured only the part above the soil here). Depending on the thickness of the yarn used, it may turn out larger or smaller.

Click here for the pattern: Potted Plant – Flower