You’ll need:

• Wildflowers with soft, flexible stems (daisies, dandelions, clover, or similar flowers work well)
• Scissors (or, you can tear stems by hand to thin them)

Steps

1. Gather your flowers: Pick an assortment of flowers with soft, bendy stems. Daisies, clover, and dandelions work well. Choose the longest stems possible to make braiding easier.
2. Start braiding: Select three flowers with long stems, then cross the stems and braid them like a standard three-strand braid
   1. Take the stem on the outside right and place it between the other two.
   2. Then, take the stem on the outside left and place it between the other two. Continue braiding for about an inch (or about the width of a flower head).
   3. To add a new flower, lay its stem alongside the center stem and braid them together as one. Continue braiding for another flower-width, then add another flower the same way. Keep going until your chain is the size you want.
3. Finish your creation: When your chain is long enough, braid the remaining stems and tuck the ends back into the beginning to form a crown, bracelet, belt, sash, or necklace. If it won’t stay tucked, you can tie it with a small piece of thread.
4. Wear and enjoy!