Spring Daisy Crochet Pattern and Online Course

Is there anything sweeter than a field of daisies, bobbing their colourful heads up and down? Now you can crochet your own daisy field!

Enjoy the happy vibes of these crocheted daisies by hanging them from door handles, making them into a garland, using them as trivets for your teapot (and other hot things) or sewing them onto cushions, blanket and tote bags.

what we’re making

We’re crocheting spring daisies and leaves with super chunky yarn. There are 2 different daisies and 2 different leaves for you to choose from – lots of ways for you to sprinkle daisy happiness in your day!

There are 2 rounds in the daisies – the first forms the centre of the daisy and the second creates the petals. I’ve designed the petals to highlight the beautiful V’s of the crochet stitches, and you’ll learn a nifty trick that hides the join between the start and end of the round.

The leaves are made by crocheting stitches of different heights back along the foundation chain. You have the option to crochet the leaves onto your daisies or leave them separate.

At the end we’ll steam block your daisies and leaves so they look amazing.

skill level – easy

This pattern uses different types of stitches and it’s suitable for you if you’ve done some crocheting before. You’ll learn how to do the extended double crochet (UK terminology) / extended single crochet (US terminology) stitch.

I’ll show you exactly what to do in the included left and right handed video tutorials.

size

The daisies are 20cm (8in) across and 2cm (0.8in) thick. The leaves are 16cm (6in) and 11cm (4in) long and 2cm (0.8in) thick.

what you’ll need

To make your spring daisies and leaves you will need:

• Spring Daisy Crochet Kit

or

• centres for 2 daisies: 30g of Homelea Bliss super chunky merino wool yarn or 10m (11yds) of a yarn that is about 1cm (0.4in) thick
• petals for 2 daisies: 100g mini skein of Homelea Bliss super chunky merino wool yarn or 30m (32yds) of a yarn that is about 1cm (0.4in) thick
• 5 leaves: 100g mini skein of Homelea Bliss super chunky merino wool yarn or 30m (32yds) of a yarn that is about 1cm (0.4in) thick
• 15.75mm (Q) crochet hook
• jumbo stitch marker
• scissors
• tape measure or ruler
• iron / steamer and ironing board / table for steam blocking
• the desire to make something beautiful

You’re able to crochet the daisies and leaves with yarns of all different sizes by adjusting the crochet hook size.

how to access the crochet pattern and online course

After going through the checkout, log into your Homelea Lass account here and then scroll down to find your patterns. Click on the image to get started!

You’re able to download and print a pdf pattern or follow the online course with either left or right handed video tutorials.

Here’s a handy video that shows how to access all of your Homelea Lass crochet patterns and online courses.

I know you’ll love crocheting lots of colourful daisies and leaves!

With love, Lynda.