- Designed by: Ali Crafts Designs
Take a look at this lovely flower! They look very nice and they match a lot of clothes and accessories. What's more it's easy to make, perfect for beginners! Moreover, you can play with different colours to mix and match! In other words, be sure to make these!
Photos by Ali Crafts Designs / Ravelry.com
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"On the 1st of March it is St Davids day the Patron Saint of Wales! I feel he always gets a little over shadowed by good old St Patrick whose day is two weeks later. So to celebrate my Welsh heritage I decided to create a little Daffodil pattern, the national flower of Wales, for you all to enjoy! Use it in bunting, as an appliqué, in the middle of a granny square or how ever you like."
