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✔ Rainbow fur

Cnut the Great, or Canute, was an eleventh century king of the North Sea Empire who’s probably most well known for Henry of Huntingdon’s apocryphal story of him using the uncontrollable sea tide to illustrate “how empty and worthless is the power of kings”.

This pattern is just for the knitted beaded flower on the side of the band. Making wire tiaras is exactly the same no matter what beads or knitted pieces you use, so I didn’t want to just repeat it all. The Greggory Tiara pattern (also free) has ten pages of detailed photo instructions if you’ve never used wire like this before, so you can use ...

Greggory is a tiara made from beads, wire, and knitted leaves and flowers. The pdf file is ten pages long and includes the leaf and flower patterns as well as step-by-step photo instructions showing you how to make the tiara. It looks tricky but I swear it’s not - if you can work magic with yarn, you can work magic with wire. :D

Just using up leftovers from my Geek Pi socks because these colours are too good not to go together. :D