Flowers in bright colors from scraps of yarn look cheerful and carefree and provide a good mood, especially when they are so unusually staged. On the table, the windowsill or a shelf, this crochet decoration is a magical eye-catcher in your home.

The crochet decoration can be recreated, even by beginners with a little practice, very easy and fast and is suitable, not only for Easter, very good as a loving, small gift with great effect.

Level of difficulty: very easy, also suitable for beginners with some practice

Required skills: (US term)
MR = magic ring
SL = slip stitch
CH = chain stitch
SC = single creochet
DC = double crochet

In addition to the written crochet instructions, the PDF file also includes the crochet charts for the jagged edge of the eggshells and the little flowers, as well as very many detailed step-by-step photos, so that you can successfully recreate this unusual flower decoration very easily.

Width approx. 16 cm = 6.3 inch / Depth approx. 6 cm = 2.4 inch / Height approx. 9 cm = 3,5 inch

Cotton yarn LL 125m-50g = 137yds-1.75oz / Sport 12 wpi / 5 ply / fine
approx. 24 g = 0.85 oz in white (note: becomes very delicate eggshell color) or colors of your choice
approx. 10 g = 0.35 oz in colors of your choice
approx. 7 g = 0.25 oz in green
approx. 21 g = 0.74 oz in desired color for the bottom
Crochet hook EU 3.0 mm / US size D / UK size 10
Wool needle for sewing threads
Scissors

3 plastic Easter eggs 6 cm = 2.36“ high (can be used further afterwards)
15-25x stiff flower stem wire 26 gauge, 20 cm = 7.9“ long
liquid laundry stiffener (drugstore, supermarket), approx. 1 sealing cap
some baking paper / plastic foil
Household gloves (alternatively: 2 freshness bags)
Brush approx. 1-2 cm = 0.4“ – 0.8“wide
Painter's masking tape (alternatively: Tesafilm)
Sewing thread in white and 1 short sewing needle
craft glue
sturdy cardboard (e.g. block back) approx. 15x10 cm = 5.9“ x 3.9“
Easter grass from paper in color of your choice

Optional:
colored paper e.g. notepad (alternatively: old magazines/brochures) and
Circle punch (alternatively: office punch and nail scissors)