How to crochet a wild Daffodil

For this piccolet I was inspired by the wild one that throughout the spring colors and smells our meadows and bushes. This vanity symbol flower is much more scented in the wild version, the sin that you see more and more
rarely.

Explanation of the petals:

Start 12 chains and make: 2 single crochet, 2 half double crochet, 3 double crochet, 2 half double crochet, 2 single crochet.

Do the same on the other side then insert the galvanized iron wire and work around the single crochet

  Make a total of 6 petals.

Explanation of central corolla

Start 4 chains, close in round

1 lap: 10 double crochet.

2 laps: 10 double crochet.

3 lap: 2 double crochet  in each high point underneath and 2 small chains in every 2 points.

Explanation of the chalice

Start 5 chains:

1 lap: 12 double crochet.            

2 laps: 12 double crochet.

Explanation of leaves:

The leaves are of various lengths but the process is the same.

To make up the jar I made 5 of 50 chains, 7 of 30 chains and 7 of 20 chains

Around the chains, make a round of half double crochet then insert the galvanized iron wire around the single crochet, work well and twist over the iron wire to form a small stem that will allow you to insert the leaf in the jar.

Now that you have prepared everything, we assemble the flowers.

Sew the petals at their base in a way to create the right shape (sewn before 3 and then join the others). Then prepare the stems with the plastic wire and make the pistil with the yellow cotton (the shade you need because even the colors you have to match them according to your imagination, I am just an example). Now in the stem first insert the corolla then the flower and finally the glass you will sew on the flower. Work the chains around the stem to cover it with cotton and complete the flower.

Now place the little daffodils in the jar and all around the leaves and admire your creation.

Have fun and next hello.