It is already week four of my free crochet flower challenge, today I am sharing how to make a Crochet Poppy. I love Poppy flowers due to their delicate almost paperlike petals, which always make me want to cup the flower in my hands. Poppies come in a variety of shapes & colours with the field Poppy holding a special meaning of ‘Rememberance’ for us from the UK. So you can choose to follow my crochet flower pattern to make a bunch of Icelandic pastel poppy flowers or a single red crochet Poppy to wear as a Remeberance pin for Armistice Day on November 11. This is the fourth FREE CROCHET FLOWER pattern that I have shared with you as many of us try to stay indoor with our loved ones through the coming days & weeks. Petals: 36 secs Stigma: 11 minutes Stamen: 15 mins 38 secs Stem: 19 mins 33 secs Learn how to make a Crochet Poppy with my written/photo tutorial available on my blog: https://moaracrochet.com/crochet-poppy-flower-free-crochet-pattern/ Materials * 50 meters cotton yarn (or any yarn from your stash) * 15 meters cotton yarn in a contrasting colour * 5 meters of cotton yarn for the centre * 1 meter of conntrasting cotton yarn * Smallest crochet hook to use with your yarn * Yarn needle * Scissors * 20cm florist wire * Cutting pilers Gauge: N/A. Use the smallest crochet hook you can with your choosen yarn to create tight stitches, this will help your petals keep the form & not flop. Size: With my lace yarn & 1.75mm crochet hook my Crochet Poppy flower is 6cm in diameter. Notes: The petals are worked individually then attached in sets of two. The Stamen & Stigma are made seperately then sewn together. The wire will be attached next before the final assembly of all the pieces. I would love to see you crochet Daisy Poppy flowers please share your work on Instagram | MoaraCrochet Facebook | Moara Crochet Love, Roseanna.