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Spring is my favorite time of the year. There's something just breathtakingly beautiful about trees that are covered in blossoms.
I adore magnolia trees, and I wanted to create a crochet pattern that didn't involve sewing together individual petals, but I didn't want to lose the dimensionality of the outer and inner layers of petals. This flower is constructed in three pieces: the outer petals, the inner petals, and the center. Once you get the hang of making the petals, it's a very easy pattern to follow!
There are numerous photographs to help guide you through the process as well as a text only version at the end for printing purposes.
This is a beautiful, 3-dimensional flower that can be attached to headbands, hats, purses, cardigans... The possibilities are endless!
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I'm a SAHM to 3 wonderful children, although I hope to get back to work once they're a bit older... In the meantime, I attempt to have a life outside of my kids by knitting, crocheting, and designing. If nothing else, it provides some much needed relaxation! :-)
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