A Quick Crochet Daisy to Brighten Any Project
You know what I’ve discovered? Sometimes the quickest little makes bring the most joy. This crochet daisy comes together in just two rounds, but it adds such a cheerful touch to whatever you’re creating.
Whether you’re looking for something spring-inspired, want to play with fun color combinations, or just need a satisfying project that works up in minutes, this daisy is genuinely delightful to make. It’s one of the larger flowers in my floral collection, so consider it a bit of a statement piece!
The pattern uses basic stitches worked in the round, making it absolutely accessible for beginners. But honestly, it’s also a lovely, relaxing make for experienced crocheters who want something simple and sweet. Below you’ll find all the details you need, including a video tutorial to walk you through each step.
Today’s new pattern is actually part 4 of a 10-part crochet florals series. The floral wreath CAL is the original project that I created to feature all of these flowers, but they can really be used on any sort of project and stand alone as a collection. All 10 designs are quick and simple to create, but this daisy is one of the larger flowers. Consider it a statement piece!
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Below, you can find all the details needed for crocheting your own daisies, including a detailed video tutorial! You can also check here for a smaller daisy design(also a free pattern).
About The Large Crochet Daisy
Gauge
The official gauge for this project is 10 rows and 9 stitches for 2x2in using dk yarn and an e/3.5mm hook. However, I would like to stress that it is NOT critical to exactly match that gauge in order to successfully crochet this tiny flower(or any of the flowers in this series for that matter).
You can easily create this daisy using other weights of yarn. However, I would personally recommend keeping your hook size small enough(compared to your yarn) that the stitches stay fairly tight, so that your daisy doesn’t turn out floppy and loose.
Sizing
Made with the yarn and hook size that have originally been used, this tiny flower is approximately 3 inches across. Feel free to play with using other yarn sizes and/or hook sizes to get flowers that are larger or smaller.
Materials Needed
For each tiny flower that you’d like to crochet, you will need:
- DK yarn- each crochet daisy requires less than 2 yards needed in color 1(for the center). About 6 yards are needed for color 2(for the petals).
- An E/3.5mm hook
- Scissors
- A tapestry needle(this is optional, but good for weaving in ends(link to weaving in ends post).
Skill Level
This tiny flower is worked in the round, but uses very basic stitches and would be suitable for a beginner to try. Be sure to watch the video tutorial below for
Variation Ideas
Some ideas for creating variations with this pattern might be to use different weights/types of yarn, and to experiment with unusual color combinations!
Large Crochet Daisy Pattern Directions
Pattern Notes
- All patterns are in US terms
- It is not critical to exactly match that gauge in order to have success making these designs.
- Feel free to experiment with yarn weights and hook sizes that are different from the original pattern(s).
- Repeats are shown inside of **
Abbreviations Used
- CH – chain (yarn over, pull loop through)
- REP-repeat
- HDC – half double crochet(yarn over, insert hook, yarn over, draw up a loop, yarn over, and draw through three loops)
- SS-slip stitch(insert hook, yarn over, draw up a loop through the work and through the loop on your hook)
- ST/STS – stitch/stitches
Directions
In color 1
Setup: ch3 or 4 sts and ss in your first chain to make a very small loop. OR, alternatively, create a magic circle.
Round 1: Ch3(does not count as a stitch). Hdc10 into your loop. Ss into the first hdc to close the round.
Switch to color 2
Round 2: ss into the first hdc from round 1. *ch7, skip 2 ch and hdc5. Then, ss into the next hdc from round 1.* Rep for every stitch, for a total of 10 petals. To finish the round, ss into the back of the first petal.
How to Crochet a Large Daisy Video Tutorial
Final Thoughts
Thanks so much for stopping by Amelia Makes today! I hope this crochet daisy brings a little sunshine to whatever project you’re working on.
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Keep the Crafting Delightful!
Amelia
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