Adorable Crochet Daisy Flower

Bring a touch of everlasting spring to your home with this charming crochet daisy. This project is perfect for creating a bright, cheerful accent that never fades, making it a wonderful gift or a lovely addition to a handmade bouquet.

You will create a detailed daisy featuring a textured yellow center, delicate pink petals, and a supportive green sepal (cup). The pattern also includes instructions for a specialized flower bud version for those wanting to create a more varied botanical arrangement.

This project is beginner-friendly, utilizing basic stitches and simple shaping. You will practice working in the round, using magic rings, and working in the front loops only (FLO).

This pattern uses US crochet terminology.

What You'll Need

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Yarn

Alize Cotton Gold — Bright Pink (33)
Alize Cotton Gold — Dark Yellow (216)
Gazzal Jeans — Green (1146)

Hook & Tools

2.20 mm hook
Fiberfill stuffing
Yarn needle
Scissors

Gauge & Finished Size

Gauge is not provided; finished size will depend on your tension and yarn choice.

Pattern Instructions

Phase 1: Flower Center (Yellow)

Round 1:8 sc in magic ring(8)

Round 2:7 inc, 1 sc(15)

Round 3:15 sc(15)

Round 4:15 sc(15)

Finishing the Center:

Fasten off the yarn. Turn the piece inside out.

Phase 2: Flower Petals (Bright Pink)

Join the pink yarn to the center. All petals are worked in the front loops only (FLO).

Round 1:inc, 1 sc, inc(5)

Round 2:ch 1, 1 sc, inc, inc, inc, 1 sc(8)

Round 3:ch 1, 1 sc, inc, 4 sc, inc, 1 sc(10)

Round 4:ch 1, 10 sc(10)

Round 5:ch 1, 10 sc(10)

Round 6:ch 1, 10 sc(10)

Round 7:ch 1, 10 sc(10)

Round 8:ch 1, 10 sc(10)

Round 9:ch 1, 1 sc, skip 1 st, 6 sc, skip 1 st, 1 sc(8)

Round 10:ch 1, 1 sc, skip 1 st, 4 sc, skip 1 st, 1 sc(6)

Round 11:ch 1, 3 sc, skip 1 st, 2 sc(5)

Round 12:ch 1, skip 1 st, hdc, sl st, hdc, sl st

Petal Repetition:

Repeat the steps above to create a total of 5 petals.

Tension Tip

If you are not yet comfortable with tight tension, you can perform a decrease (dec) instead of skipping a stitch to maintain the shape.

To secure the yarn, work 2 ch and pull the yarn tight before hiding the ends inside the petals.

Phase 3: Flower Cup (Green)

Standard Flower Variant:

Use this version for the fully open flower.

Round 1:8 sc in magic ring(8)

Round 2:7 inc, 1 sc(15)

Round 3:15 sc(15)

Do not cut the yarn. Use it to attach the cup to the flower by working a sequence of (sl st, ch 1) around the edge. Stuff with fiberfill as you work. Fasten off and weave in ends.

Phase 4: Flower Bud Variant

Bud Flower:

To create a bud, first crochet the flower (Phase 1 & 2) as usual.

Bud Cup (Green):

Crochet the following for the bud's base:

Round 1:8 sc in magic ring(8)

Round 2:7 inc, 1 sc(15)

Round 3:15 sc(15)

Round 4:15 sc(15)

Round 5:15 sc(15)

Do not cut the yarn. Attach the cup to the flower using this sequence 8 times: sl st, ch 1, sl st, 4 ch, then work back along the chain: 1 sc, 2 hdc.

Bud Center (Bright Pink):

Crochet the inner core for the bud:

Round 1:8 sc in magic ring(8)

Round 2:inc in each st around(16)

Round 3:(1 sc, inc) * 8(24)

Round 4:(3 sc, inc) * 6(30)

Round 5:30 sc(30)

Round 6:30 sc(30)

Round 7:30 sc(30)

Round 8:(1 sc, dec) * 10(20)

Round 9:dec around(10)

Round 10:Work a ruffle in FLO: (3 ch, sl st) repeat until the end of the round

Cut two separate lengths of yarn. Use the first thread to pull the back loops (BLO) tight to close the bottom of the bud center. Use the second thread to sew the petals to the center, securing them only at the top.

Questions You Might Have

Congratulations on completing your crochet daisy! This bright and cheerful flower is a rewarding project that brings a bit of nature's beauty into your craft. We would love to see your creations—please share your finished makes and tag our blog!

Adorable Crochet Daisy Flower Pattern | Easy & Free

Adorable Crochet Daisy Flower

What You'll Need