Daffodils Garland

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A new item at my shop! This hand-made daffodils bunting is made up of 7 yellow and 7 white flowers and thirteen double leaves with string, crocheted from 100% mercerized cotton yarn. The garland is perfect for home decoration all year round, it can be used in a baby room, kids’ room, bedroom, living room, fireplace, on the wall, as a table decoration or even outside – in the garden. It can be used for baby showers, wedding decor or party decor. The garland is 305 cm (120 inches) long, each flower is 8 cm (3,1 inches,) in diameter, and a leaf is 5 cm (2 inches) long. There are small loops on the ends of the garland. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1393497907/white-and-yellow-daffodils-120-bunting

By the way, we have a lot of different Daffodils garlands in our shop. Possibly because I was born in March and the Daffodil is the flower of March, the flower of spring. I can’t wait for my daffodils will bloom in my little city garden this year. They are one of my favourite flowers.

Garlands

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It had been raining and overcast since morning; now the sun is shining, but the autumn mood doesn’t leave me. Maybe that’s why today’s post features spring daffodil garlands. Different – white and yellow, with dark yellow and yellow-orange trumpets, with and without leaves can lift the gloomiest of moods, am I right?

Shipping

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Two garlands – Poppies and Daffodils – were sent today to New Zealand, Takapuna North Shore City. There isn’t tracking after the order left Poland, so only the customer’s review can tell me that the garlands are delivered. It may take about 3-4 weeks, I suppose.

And this Navy Blue Choker left home today to Santa Cruz, CA, USA. The registered letter with tracking all the time into the customer doors, so I can relax.

Crochet Garlands

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Sometimes customers asked me how to use my crochet garlands, so I decided to take photos of my image using these buntings – you can see my daughter’s toys bookshelf decorated with Daffodils garland here. Some of these toys act in my other shop as models demonstrating crochet collars for dolls or toys.

New Garland

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A new garland was crocheted as per my customer’s from the USA wishes. The bunting is composed of daffodils, but this time of white and yellow ones. When buying, you have to choose the number of white and yellow flowers; and this garland will decorate your home, bringing back spring. Thank you, Kimberly, for the idea!

Shipping

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Today I’ve sent yellow daffodils garland to Howick, Auckland, New Zealand for the first time. Even Post office workers noticed: “We were not there yet”. And they asked, how long the registered letter will fly there? What can I answer? – I don’t know. Firstly, it is the Holiday season, secondly – COVID season, thirdly – I haven’t sent any order to New Zealand before. Well, we shall see 🙂 and I hope that the customer will be very patient.

CrochetCabinetCrafts Bestsellers

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Our best selling items in CrochetCabinetCrafts are garlands. Today I decided to check which buntings are our bestsellers. So, customers mostly like and buy our Flowers garland – it sold 11 times. The next is Daisy garland – it has eight sales, then Sunflowers bunting – seven sales, and red Poppy bunting sold six times.

Two sales each have a Pumpkin garland and yellow Daffodils bunting, and white Daffodils garland has only one sale.

Crochet Daffodils Garland

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Finally, my daffodil garland is ready. The season for these flowers is already ending, although they are still blooming in my small garden. It was my yellow daffodils with a dark yellow centre that was my inspiration for making this garland. I love these flowers for their fragility, delicacy, smell and for the fact that they are a symbol of spring, just like tulips, of course. But crochet tulips and connecting them into a garland is quite difficult, although I can’t stop thinking about it and quite possibly I’ll figure out how to do it better. But while I’m working the details out, the daffodils are taking over.

And this is how the garland looks hanging on the wall.