I’ve created a pattern for two different daisy flowers and if you follow me on Facebook, you may have seen me ask which one you like better…Because I can’t decide! My daughters room has a daisy flower theme and I want to make some sort of crochet blanket to match her decor… but I can’t decide which daisy would be best.
I think #1 is more groovy/hippie/cartoonish (the 6 petal daisy) and #2 looks more realistic. I was shocked to receive over 2400 Facebook comments about this flower! Thank you! It seems as though most of you like the realistic daisy better (option #2). I think this one is going to look great on a hat and many of you suggested layering two of them to make even more petals and dimension to it – I LOVE that idea! BUT I think I might have to go with #1 for my blanket… Once I decide on the yarn colors I will make a final decision but I think #1 will be easier to appliqué on and I like that the middle puffs out a little. It also looks cleaner and more babyish to me for some reason. When I get going on the blanket I will be sure to show all of you and then of course I will post the blanket pattern when I am finished 🙂
So lets get to these daisy flower patterns! Starting with your favorite, #2:
Materials:
-Worsted weight yarn in yellow (for the center) and white for the petals. I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice in Mustard (yellow) and White.
-Size G crochet hook
-Tapestry needle
Abbreviations:
Magic Ring Tutorial
Sl St = Slip Stitch
SC = Single Crochet
HDC = Half Double Crochet
DC = Double Crochet
TR = Triple Crochet
12 Petal Daisy Pattern:
starting with yellow yarn…
Magic Ring, chain 1 and make 6 SC in ring, join to first SC, chain 1
Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch around (12 SC)
change to white yarn…
Round 3: Chain 8, *TR in 4th chain from hook, TR in next stitch on chain, DC in next, HDC in next, SC in last chain. Join with a Sl St to next stitch from round 2 and chain 8, repeat from * all the way around. You should end with 12 petals.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
If your petals start to curl in a little, tug at the yarn and give the petal a stretch to flatten them out. The petals should overlap a bit.

Thx for the patterns. I like them both, bit I'm with you on your decision… #1 is best for a little girls room.
Thank you very much for your pattern! 🙂 I love it!
Thank you, they are beautiful!
Daisies are my favorite! So cute
Super cute! Making the 12 petal now 🙂
Thank you for the pattern, can't wait to get started. 🙂
Oh my goodness I absolutely love! I've been meaning to make a daisy blanket for my momma and I've just wanted to wait until I found the right daisy! I think the first one is perfect for a blanket and I CANNOT wait to see you get started on your blanket 🙂
Thank you so much, Sarah. These daisies are exactly what I was looking for…so beautiful!!! Thanks for your generosity.
Thank you so much, Sarah. These daisies are exactly what I was looking for…so beautiful!!! Thanks for your generosity.
I like number 2 the best, but they are both so cute.
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Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful talent. I'm making a sun bonnet for a lil girl and couldn't find a daisy pattern I liked. Your pattern is just what I wanted n you explain it so well. Thank you so much!
Thanks so much!
Thank You !! making the 12 petal now for my headband ..
keep it up 🙂
Thank you so much, make them for brooches, I think they''ll come out very pretty
Hugs an kisses, have a nice Sunday
I'm having trouble crocheting daisy #2. My petals curl and wont lie flat. I tried crocheting a looser stitch, but they still curl. Any suggestions?
Hello, what size is the #2 petal? Thanks!
I'm using the "cartoony" daisy as a special costume detail. I'm actually going all white with the yarn (no color change) and will attach a large pink button in the middle of it. This will be attached to a hair clip of some variety and will be clipped onto the actress's head playing Piglet in a local stage production of The House at Pooh Corner – a reference to a story in the original book that is not in the stage production being put together. (Unless the rest of the costuming team like the other daisy, but I really think the cartoony daisy is better fitted to this production.)
Thank you for such a great pattern!
Cant wait to make these for my Daisy girl scouts! going to make hair clips!!
Thank you for the pattern. I love both daisies
Beautiful. I am going to make this now. Thank you
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Beautiful. I am going to make this now. Thank you
Thank-you for the free and easy patterns as I am trying to teach myself how to crochet
Can you please email the materials list and recipe for this afghan?
Do you have a video tutorial for the daisy flower on blanket. I’m a learner & your blanket is my 1stt major project
Hi – I’ve made the blanket & I’m up to the daisies – im a learner so do you have a video of 6 petal daisy please ?
I love your Daisy blanket!! Have you done a tutorial video on the 6 petal daisy? (Option #2).
I have been looking for flower patterns for three days, couldn’t find one that was written out. I came upon yours in a last ditch effort and almost jumped for joy. So thank you so very much for these patterns.
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Thanks for sharing your patterns. Daisy nb2 is my favourite. My daughters asked me to make daisy bouquet.
Your pattern is really clearly written and so easy to follow.