Easy To Make Crochet Daisy Flower Motif Pattern For Festive Time Décor

Brighten up any project with the Crochet Daisy Flower Motif, a cheerful addition that's as delightful to make as it is to see. With just a few stitches, you can whip up these lovely daisies that pack a big punch of personality. Add them to hats, blankets, or scarves to infuse a bit of floral charm.

Crochet Daisy Flower Motif

Materials Needed:

3mm size crochet hook
Scissors
Darning needle
Cotton yarn (or acrylic/woolen yarn for winter projects) in three different colors
Make a magic ring to start

Instructions:

Round 1:

Start with the orange yarn (or any color of your choice).
Make a magic ring.
Chain 4 (counts as the first triple crochet).
Make a triple crochet in the ring (yarn over the hook twice, insert the hook into the ring, yarn over, pull up a loop, [yarn over, pull through two loops] three times).
Repeat step 4 five more times, for a total of 6 triple crochets (including the initial chain 4).
Continue making triple crochets into the ring until you have a total of 16 triple crochets.
Pull the yarn end to close the magic ring.
Join with a slip stitch to the top of the first chain 4.
Cut the yarn and fasten off.

Round 2:

Attach the yellow yarn (or another color) with a slip knot.
Make a triple crochet in any stitch from the previous round.
Chain 2.
Make a triple crochet in the next stitch, chain 2. Repeat around.
You should have a total of 16 triple crochets and 16 chain-2 spaces.
Join with a slip stitch to the first triple crochet.
Cut the yarn and fasten off.

In Round 3:

Choose a third color for the edging. Create a slip knot.
In any chain-2 space from Round 2, make 3 triple crochets, chain 1.

For the sides:

Make 2 double crochets in each of the next three chain-2 spaces.

For the corners:

In the next chain-2 space, make 3 triple crochets, chain 2, and 3 more triple crochets.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 around, making sure to make sides and corners as indicated.
Join with a slip stitch to the first triple crochet.
Cut the yarn and weave in all ends using the darning needle.