What you need to know
Add to your coastal decor with this easy nautical wreath knitting pattern.
Colourful, creative and oh so nautical, this gorgeous wreath would make a fantastic addition to your home. If you spend most of your time knitting toys, this project will allow you to do something different, without abandoning your favourite pastime. There will still be super-cute characters; however, you can transform them into an attractive accessory that will delight your guests and brighten your interior.
What do I need?
Yarn: Deramores Studio DK, shades Frost, Ruby, Lapis, Citrine, Burnt Orange, Ebony Oatmeal, one 100g ball of each
Needles: 3.25mm
Tapestry needle
Safety Toy Stuffing
Ribbon: red
Wreath: 35cm, polystyrene, flat backed
Pins
Buttons: three
Sizing
35cm diameter
Top knit tip
To make a twisted cord, cut two strands of yarn three times the finished length. Knot at one end and twist until they kink. Fold in half so it twists back on itself. Knot to secure. For i-cord, cast stitches onto one dpn, then knit to end. Slide the stitches to the opposite end and pull the yarn from left to right to work the next row. Repeat to desired length.
Meet the designer
Nicola Valiji is a regular designer for Let's Knit Together – she first learned how to knit while making a Jean Greenhowe doll with help from her nan. If you enjoyed making this pattern, why not make this
Halloween wreath next? You can
view more of Nicola's designs here.
How to access this pattern
This pattern is available to Let’s Knit Together Members. Memberships start from as little as £4.99 a month (when paid annually) and you will gain access not only to this pattern, but 3,000+ more knitting and crochet patterns to keep you inspired and casting on all year round. Join our friendly community of knitters and crochet enthusiasts today.
Don't forget to save your PDFs to your computer or tablet device as soon as it has been downloaded.
Watch to learn
Brush up on the skills needed for this pattern with this tutorial.
Techniques: Basic Shaping, Garter , Stocking Stitch