Crocheted Wreaths for the Home

Wreaths are not just for Christmas - they can be used to decorate your home all year round! Anna Nikipirowicz shows you how to create sumptuous crocheted wreaths and other decorations that will grace your home and look beautiful, whatever the season.There is a wide variety to choose from, including spring, summer, autumn and winter wreaths plus a gorgeous succulents wreath and Easter, Halloween and Christmas wreaths. These lovely yarny creations are festooned with flowers, leaves and other decorations such as birds, owls, pumpkins, stars, bunnies and foxes. If you love the look but don't want to make an entire wreath, Anna also includes other smaller decorations such as garlands and terrariums.There are also three delightful tiny wreaths to make, featuring a hedgehog, a mouse and a robin. Each main project has a smaller accompanying project to make, and if you love crochet, you’ll love Anna’s imaginative designs.

The best crochet books to find inspiration for your next favourite project There's a wreath for every occasion in this attractive crochet book with full-colour photography. Whether you'd like to make a Christmas wreath or one for your Easter crafts projects, there are some great ideas you can adapt so if you don't want to make the whole wreath you can still learn how to make the different components like leaves and animals., 12 beautiful crocheted wreaths to make for all year round, with accompanying smaller projects. Wreaths are not just for Christmas - they can be used to decorate your home all year round! Anna Nikipirowicz shows you how to create sumptuous crocheted wreaths and other decorations that will grace your home and look beautiful, whatever the season. There is a wide variety to choose from, including spring, summer, autumn and winter wreaths, plus a gorgeous succulents wreath and Easter, Halloween and Christmas wreaths. These lovely, yarny creations are festooned with flowers, leaves and other decorations such as birds, owls, pumpkins, stars, bunnies and foxes. If you love the look but don’t want to make an entire wreath, Anna also includes other smaller decorations such as garlands and terrariums. There are also three delightful tiny wreaths to make, featuring a hedgehog, a mouse and a robin. Each main project has a smaller accompanying project to make, so if you love crochet, you’ll love Anna’s imaginative designs., Create sumptuous wreaths festooned with flowers, leaves and decorations. If you love the look but not the challenge, smaller projects such as garlands and terrariums are included. Each main project has something smaller and less complicated, so if you love crochet, you'll love it all., With these 12 delightful wreath projects, designer Anna Nikipirowicz proves that wreaths are by no means only winter decor. Each design gives you step-by-step instructions for creation and construction, and each wreath is paired with a smaller project based upon the larger design. The succulent wreath (pictured on the cover) includes directions for a charming terrarium of crocheted succulents, while other wreaths are accompanied by necklaces, brooches, and pincushions. Every project is beautifully photographed, making the book a stunning, as well as useful, manual for any crocheter looking to up their decor game., A lovely book! 12 wreath designs and then a little mini project to go with each one. I like the fact that there are lots of small items that you could crochet as stand alone items - a lovely robin, a little fox and a hedgehog to name but a few, so if you don't want to make whole wreaths, there's still plenty to interest you. The instructions are clear, using photos to illustrate them, which I find particularly helpful. Think I'll get quite a lot of use from this book!

Anna Nikipirowicz was taught to knit and crochet as a child by her very talented mother, but without practice, the skills were quickly forgotten. In 2005 she rediscovered her skills and an obsession was born. In 2014 she started designing and selling her patterns. Her designs are regularly featured in craft magazines. Anna is also a workshop tutor, teaching knitting and crochet across the UK. Anna lives in Hertfordshire with her husband Dave and two cats, Ollie and Brick. She is a keen blogger and runs her website - www.moochka.co.uk - where she shares her love of knitting and crochet.