Knit Your Own Crown Jewels

As the Royal Wedding approaches, I’ve chosen something topical for my Saturday Selection today.

I’m always amazed at what you can do with a pair of needles and some yarn – remember my Wooly Wedding post recently? – but now, thanks to Debi Birkin at Periwinkle Park, you can knit your own crown.  Well, officially, it’s for the teapot but, as Billy Connelly said  ‘Never trust a man who, when left alone in a room with a tea cosy, doesn’t try it on.’

 

I have had knitting patterns from Debi before and she has some adorable ones in her Etsy shop.

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  1. #1 by houdini on April 16, 2011 - 12:35

    LOLOLOL I ABSOLUTELY LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!

    Oh if only I could knit!! ..and that egg cozy!!! WOW!

    Are you intending to make some? I’ll put an order in for some egg cozy’s for sure 😉

    I adore crowns anyhow – and have tons of things shaped in a crown around the flat! In fact, I was going to do a crown picture post of little things I have – in honour for the Royal Wedding too!!

    Ax

  2. #2 by periwinkle on April 22, 2011 - 12:34

    Thank you , I’m glad you like Debi’s patterns x

  3. #3 by Dot strong on July 31, 2022 - 10:53

    Hi can you help please I’ve started to knit this pattern but not sure if I’m a page missing as got no instructions how to do headband part

    • #4 by tialys on August 1, 2022 - 10:54

      Hello Dot, I’m sorry about the delay in replying.
      I actually haven’t got the knitted crown pattern myself. I do have the ‘Knit Your Own Royal Wedding’ book from when William and Kate married but the Queen’s outfits in that book don’t include a crown, just the usual sort of hats she generally wears.
      I hope you have managed, by now, to get some help but, if not, maybe you could try contacting the designer herself.
      Good luck.

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