Macrame Cotton Wreath

In today’s video tutorial, we’ll crochet a simple Christmas wreath using YarnArt Macrame Cotton cord.

YarnArt Macrame Cotton is a 2 mm thin cord, 250 g / 225 m, made of 85% cotton and 15% polyester. It’s suitable for all kinds of home décor projects – from small ornaments and baskets to large rugs. This yarn is perfect for beginners, as it’s lightweight, easy to work with, and gentle on the hands. Finished pieces made from this cord have a delicate and soft look.

The yarn was kindly provided by the PletemeSi.cz online store.

🎥 VIDEO TUTORIAL with ENGLISH SUBTITLES

For the wreath itself, we’ll crochet a simple long chain and work single crochet stitches along it. It’s important not to twist the foundation chain, otherwise your wreath won’t naturally curl into a spiral. If it does twist the wrong way, you can try rolling it gently in the desired direction and shape the spiral base by hand.

Once you’ve crocheted a long enough piece, simply join the beginning and the end together, and you can start decorating your wreath. It makes a lovely Christmas ornament, even suitable for outdoor decorations. You can also use it to embellish larger Christmas wreaths or holiday gifts.

TIPS FOR YOU:
For extra shine and sparkle, try using YarnArt Macrame Cotton Lurex — available at PletemeSi.cz.

I hope your Macrame Cotton Wreath turns out beautifully! Would you like to inspire others or share your experience crocheting the wreath? Please share your photos in the KRAMPOLINKA Facebook Group . On Instagram, use the hashtag #venecekmacramecotton for easy sharing and inspiration.

MACRAME COTTON WREATH
Yarn: YarnArt Macrame Cotton, color 753, or YarnArt Macrame Cotton Lurex, color 724 – available at PletemeSi.cz
Yarn usage: yarn leftovers
Hook: 4 mm
Decoration: wooden buttons or Christmas ribbons
Time required: approx. 30 minutes
Level: Beginner-friendly

ABBREVIATIONS
CH – chain
SC – single crochet

INSTRUCTIONS
Wreath, hook 4 mm
Row 1: Leave a long starting tail. Crochet 60–70 chains + 1 turning chain.
Row 2: Insert the hook into the second chain from the hook and make 1 SC, then 3 SC into the same stitch, working in the back loop only. Continue crocheting 4 SC into each chain stitch (back loop only) until the end of the row. A spiral shape will start to form. Make sure the foundation chain doesn’t twist at any point. In the last chain, crochet 3 SC and a slip stitch (SL ST) to finish. Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

FINISHING
Thread the loose end onto a yarn needle and guide it through the center of the spiral to the opposite side. Tie the two ends of the spiral together, forming a closed ring. Shape it into a wreath and decorate it with a ribbon or button.

Usage and Permissions

This pattern is intended for personal use only. If you would like to use it for commercial purposes, please contact me first. Always include the source link: www.krampolinka.com when sharing your projects online. The pattern is specifically written for the yarn, hook size, and tension used in this sample. If you use a different yarn or hook, your final bag size and shape may vary.

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