How to corchet a Daffodil(Narcissus)

Today I give you the explanation of the narcissist I've made in 2 versions, a big and a small one, as well as we can find them in nature. Since they are different from each other, everyone has their own explanation and today I start from the big narcissus.

One of the most beloved, cultivated and admired bulbos
in all the gardens for their extraordinary beauty. I could not recreate them with crochet.

For the petals I have resumed the explanation of the lily petals, they are in fact identical.

Petals Explanations:

Start 30 chains.

1 lap: 3 single crochet, 3 half double corchet, 3 double crochet, 11 triple crochet, double corchet, 3 half double corochet, 3 single crochet.

Return as equal to the other side.

2 lap: equal to the first plus 3 increases in triple crochet.

3 turn: Cut the galvanized iron wire of the petal length plus another po, then insert it into the petal by working around the single crochet. Cover the petal well, wrap the iron wire at the base, close and cut.

Make a total of 6 petals.

Explanation of the central corolla

Start 6 chains and close in round.

1 lap: 12 double crochet.

2 laps: 24 double corchet.

3 and 4 lap 24 double crochet.

5 lap: make 2 double corchet in each high point underneath and every 2 points make a 2 pin chain.

Explanation of the chalice:

Start 4 chains and in the first make 11 double crochet (tot.12)

1 lap: 24 double crochet

2 lap: 24 points high with a pair of 2 chains each 2 points.

Explanation of leaves:

The leaves are all worked alike but are of different lengths.

In my composition there are 7 leaves of 90 chains, 7 of 70 chains and 9 of 50 chains.

Around the chains make a lap of double crochet then cut the galvanized iron wire of the length of the leaf and insert it working around the single crochet. Remember to work well and twist the iron wire for at least two centimeters to insert the leaf into the jar.

Now prepare the stems of the length you need and roll a bit of yellow cotton into a tip, then bend it by using a clamp to lock the cotton and then have the pistil. Now put the corolla and the flower (flower consisting of the six petals you have previously sewn), then the goblet you will sew on the flower. At this point, starting from the attachment of the goblet, thread the chains around the stem to cover it with cotton.

  Fun to recreate it with all the nuances of yellow, white and orange as well as in nature. Give it the shape and inclination that you want and while you do let yourself be guided by your imagination. As always you can create a jar as I did or make a nice bouquet to give.

Now I leave you to your fun next!