Crocheted Candy Cane Wreath

By: Donna Collinsworth from donnascrochetdesignstheblog.blogspot.com

This Crocheted Candy Cane Wreath is so much more beautiful than you would think a simple wreath can be. The red and white candy cane stripes give it an elegant touch that will go perfectly with your other Christmas decorations. Since it's homemade, you will love it even more. Hang it on your front door or above your fireplace for a unique and festive decoration to last for many years to come.

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Intermediate

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

You can also find this wreath in our 59 Crochet Christmas Decorations and Crochet Wreaths collection.

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JaneEK

Dec 07, 2016

This is a gorgeous wreath, but so fiddly as youre constantly dropping and picking up yarn to create the individual candy canes. Basically, the instructions call for you to create a number of tubes in a specific pattern, then insert chenille craft stems, close and bend to form the cane. The Styrofoam wreath is wrapped with white ribbon, then a crocheted band is wound around. Ill have to think about whether I want to take the time for this one.

mulberrygalprinces s

Aug 21, 2016

Last year I started something new. I put candy cane lights on my tree along with just red and white lights. The ornaments had to be red or white but preferably candy theme of red and white swirls. I even found a tree topper in that design but no wreath so I just stuck some candy canes in the green wreath instead. Now this year I will have the real candy cane wreath on the door in I will wind some battery operated tiny red and white lights thru it.

JennyBee1

Nov 11, 2011

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crafty bowler

Nov 08, 2011

I really love this pattern. I want to make a few for some friends. the instructions appear to be a little confusing. But I'm a trooper.

Auntie Ann

Sep 21, 2011

really like this pattern especially for what else I can do with the canes. I have been making family and friends pins for their cloths for the last 20 yrs. Thank You for another great idea