Country Garden Crochet Bicycle

In line with the current trend for cycling what better way to celebrate than to our craft than upcycling a bicycle.

I had so much fun creating this quintessential english country rose garden wrapped around one of the bicycles that were kindly donated by our local recycling centre in Burniston.

Country Garden Crochet BicycleA bed of 20 roses in shades of red, pink, peach and lemon made the cover for the seat. It wouldn’t be a rose garden without a cute little bumble bee, this little honey maker was donated by Mrs G, a very talented knitting friend.

Crochet Roses Bicycle SeatContinuing the rose theme with 2 giant blooms displayed on the rear wheel.

Crochet Bicycle Rear WheelWith his cute pink button cheeks a snail this sweet just has to be forgiven for having a little nibble on the vegetation.

Knitted Snail Rear WheelNestling on the front wheel is a silky silver spiders web, home to two (not so scary) spiders, but wait a minute there’s only one!

Crochet Bicycle Front WheelThere he is, he’s obviously just been for a spin, pardon the pun.

Crochet Bicycle SpiderHe has just been exploring the rose vine that’s creeping around the cross-bar.

Crochet Bicycle Cross BarThe Country Rose Garden bicycle featured in the 2015 yarn bombing at the surgery along with another themed on the seaside. They certainly gained a lot of interest.

Crochet Bicycle HandlebarsIt took me approximately two weeks of crocheting to cover each bike and make the adornments

42 thoughts on “Country Garden Crochet Bicycle

  1. spglassmagnets December 21, 2016 / 17:21

    This is amazing! Great job!

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  2. nuvofelt October 17, 2016 / 13:31

    Have to be honest. It’s the only use of a bicycle I would consider 😂😂.

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  3. zozieposie October 16, 2016 / 09:23

    I love crochet

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  4. joey September 29, 2016 / 22:52

    Wow! And that spider! Oh so cute!!! 😀

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  5. Karen September 25, 2016 / 18:07

    Love all the critters that you added to your garden!

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  6. thehookstook September 20, 2016 / 22:18

    Please tell me you actually ride this!! It’s fab! Apart from the probability that it would get grubby quickly, and might cause accidents because it’s such a head-turner. I love the idea of this being ridden through traffic! 🙂

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    • thegrangerange.wordpress.com September 24, 2016 / 09:02

      Sadly the bike was not roadworthy when it was given so it cannot be ridden, I have thought it would be fun to do another that I could ride. Where we live has lots of hills though so I am not sure I would have the stamina to ride a bike very far.

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  7. Leah September 20, 2016 / 11:46

    Amazing !! ♪ ♫ You’re such a great talent !

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  8. daniellajoe September 20, 2016 / 01:50

    WOW!!! I love it!!! That is so creative and one of a kind beautiful 👌

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  9. Aurian September 16, 2016 / 20:01

    Wow, that bike looks fantastic!
    Many greetings from Virginia, ivonne

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    • thegrangerange.wordpress.com September 17, 2016 / 09:02

      It was for a good cause and the re-cycling centre were very kind to provide the bike for us to use. Also I must thank my friends who provided the snail and the bumble bee that add fun to the project.

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  10. KerryCan September 16, 2016 / 13:13

    This is truly fabulous! I like the spider web best, I think!

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  11. E.C. September 16, 2016 / 12:02

    Gorgeous and ever so enchanting. So many cute little things going on. You’re so clever and talented. 🙂

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