Spiced Woodland Wreath: Crochet Winter Decor Pattern

Hello my lovelies – I hope you’re all keeping well and finding plenty of time to enjoy a bit of crochet. With the colder months on their way, today I have a lovely seasonal home decor project to share with you: the Spiced Woodland Wreath.

Handcrafted crochet Christmas wreath with greenery, berries, cinnamon sticks and pinecones sits on a mantlepiece with ornaments, and a lit red candle — © 2026 Simply Crochet Magazine Issue 181

Available now in the latest issue of Simply Crochet magazine, this design is a beautiful way to welcome winter and add a little handcrafted charm to your home.

The Spiced Woodland Wreath brings together a collection of natural-inspired details, including crocheted ferns, pinecones, cinnamon sticks, berries and other lush greenery.

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Colourful crocheted autumnal wreath hanging on a white panelled door.

With lots of lovely texture and a rustic woodland feel, it’s a design that combines earthy elements with just a hint of festive charm. I love how all the different elements come together to create a timeless decorative piece that would look beautiful hanging on a front door, displayed on a wall or set upon a mantlepiece.

What you need for the pattern

For my wreath I used Drops Muskat which is 100% Mercerised Egyptian Cotton available in 50g (100 m / 109 yds) which I used with a 4mm (US G/6) hook. However any similar DK / Light Worsted cotton would work just as well.

Colourful handmade crochet wreath with pinecones, leaves, berries, cinnamon sticks on a white door.

The only other things you will need for this pattern are:

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Simply Crochet magazine cover and colourful crocheted Christmas wreath decorated with cinnamon sticks, berries and pinecones amongst greenery.

One of the things I particularly love about how this design turned out it how it celebrates the natural beauty of the autumn / winter season. Rather than being overly festive, the combination of woodland-inspired details and earthy textures gives the wreath a wonderfully rustic look that you can enjoy throughout the winter months.

Where to Find the Pattern

Issue 181 of Simply Crochet magazine is available in print via UK newsagents and craft shops, or you can obtain a digital copy through the Simply Crochet website or apps as a digital issue.

Cover of Simply Crochet magazine issue 181 featuring a smiling woman in a festive crocheted sweater holding a wrapped gift, with holiday crochet projects and decorations.

Whether you’re looking to add something a little different to your winter decorations, enjoy a new textured crochet project or create a welcoming wreath for you home, the Spiced Woodland Wreath is a lovely way to bring a little crochet magic to the colder months.

I absolutely can’t wait to see your versions of the Spiced Woodland Wreaths. Do tag me on instagram so I can see what you create – I’d love to see where you display yours.

If you like woodland inspired patterns you may also like…

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Looking for even more festive crochet inspiration? Take a look at my Christmas Crochet Patterns collection for more seasonal designs, including Christmas decorations, adorable characters and plenty of ideas to make your festive season extra special! 🎄

Until next time folks! Happy hooking, keep calm and crochet on my friends xx

Stylized handwritten text displaying the name 'Heather xo'

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