Daisy Crochet Flower Pattern
By Lauren on April 5, 2014
I’m currently going back through and taking better photos of some of my original crochet patterns. It’s kind of slow going since I actually have to go through ar rolex pearlmaster 31mm 86349safubl 42749 ladies automatic and remake each item, but I’m enjoying the process. The original photo and pattern for this adorable daisy can be found here. I’ve added a bobble center and a cute little leaf, but other than that, the pattern is the same. And let’s just all agree that my photography has improved at least a little bit through the years.
This crochet flower pattern is great for embellishing hats, headbands, bags, and more. Make it in a vast array of colors, or stick with the traditional yellow and white. Either way, you’re sure to create a beautiful appliqué that some little lady will enjoy sporting this spring.
Looking for another daisy pattern? This daisy granny square is versatile and fun!
If you want to make your own daisy crochet flower pattern, here’s what you’ll need.
Materials:
– small amounts of worsted weight yarn
– tapestry needle
– something to embellish
Notes:
BPSC = back post sc
If you’re unfamiliar with back post stitches, check out this tutorial. Let me just make a suggestion: before you get scared reading about back post stitches, pull out a hook and some yarn and just give it a try. It really is easier than it reads!
Daisy crochet flower pattern:
ch 2.
Round 1: Work 10 sc into the second ch from hook. Sl st in the top of the first sc. (Change color after this round if you’d like a different color center). Gently pull tail to tighten.
Round 2: Join new yarn in any stitch. *ch 2, skip 1 stitch, sc in the next st* four times. ch 2, skip 1, sc, sl st in the first chain 2 space to join. (total of 5 ch 2 spaces)
Round 3: ch 1, hdc, dc, 2 tr, dc, hdc, sl st in the same ch 2 space. *ch 1, hdac, dc, 2 tr, dc, hdc, sl st* in each remaining ch 2 space. You will have 5 petals when you finish this round.
Round 4: ch 1, *BPSC around the post of the sc on round 2. ch 3.* Complete 5 times. Sl st in the first BPSC to make the last ch 3 space. (total of 5 ch 3 spaces)
Round 5: *sl st, ch 1, hdc, dc 3 tr, dc, hdc, sl st* in each ch 3 space. You should now have a second row of petals behind the first.
Optional Bobble:
See the second photo to see what the daisy looks like without the bobble.
ch 3.
Round 1: 7 dc into the first st. Sl st to the top of the first dc. ch 1. (7)
Round 2: sc in each st around. Sl st to the top of the first sc. Cut yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing on the flower. (7)
I stuff the other tail into the bobble to keep it puffy. Sew the bobble onto the flower, cut yarn and weave ends.
Leaf Pattern:
ch 9.
Round 1: sc in the second st, hdc in the next, dc in the next 4 stitches, hdc in the next, sc in the next. ch 2.
Round 2: You aren’t going to turn your work like you normally would; instead, you’re going to be working into the other side of the leaf. sc in the first stitch, hdc in the next, dc in the next 4 stitches, hdc in the next, sc in the next, sl st in the first sc. Leave a long tail to attach to your flower. Using your tapestry needle, sew your leaf to the carnation. Cut yarns and weave ends.
Very cute ! Thanks so much for the pattern !
Thanks for all your patterns-they are sooo cute. Would you be able to tell me the size of this flower? Am looking to make for a bookmark, but I don't want it too big.<br />Thanks,<br />Wendy
Hello i love your flower but in the round 4 i am lost because i do not know where to put the hock. I make the the Bpst and the 3 chains and then it is so far the next petal. Thank you for your help.
Is there missing a dc in row 5? (sl st, ch 1, hdc, dc, 3 tr, DC(!), hdc, sl st)
I LOVE this daisey! I’ve been looking for days for the perfect daisey!
I’m working on a project for my daughter and I may post the pattern online for free use. Would you mind if I mentioned your pattern in it? Of course I would link them back to your page to find the pattern. Just let me know.
Thanks!!
That’s fine, Chrystal! I appreciate any links back to my site. And you’re welcome to use one image, too!
So cute!! Is there a pattern for the hat too?
The hat pattern is from Blue J Crochet on Etsy.