A cheerful arrangement of crocheted daisies can brighten a room without needing water, sunlight, or seasonal replacement. This Daisy Bouquet Pattern creates eight flowers with white petals, sunny centers, green stems, and three leaves per stem. The finished bouquet works beautifully in a vase, as a handmade gift, or as a lasting spring decoration. For another bouquet-focused project, explore this crochet daisy bouquet inspiration before choosing your display style.
Why You’ll Love This Crochet Project
- It creates a complete bouquet. The pattern includes eight flowers, eight stems, and 24 leaves, so the finished arrangement already has a balanced floral structure.
- The daisy shape is distinctive. Each flower uses two alternating rounds of five petals, producing a fuller, layered appearance.
- It practices useful crochet skills. You will work single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, chain stitches, joined rounds, and shaping around both sides of a foundation chain.
- It makes a durable gift. Unlike fresh flowers, this bouquet can be displayed repeatedly and does not require watering.
- It allows flexible presentation. Arrange the stems in a vase, tie them into a small hand-tied bouquet, or use them as part of a seasonal centerpiece.
Crochet Mimi Tip: Keep the flowers, stems, and leaves organized in separate groups as you work. This makes assembly faster and helps you confirm that you have completed every component.
Before You Start Crocheting
The bouquet is made from three main component groups: 16 daisy motifs, eight stems, and 24 leaves. Daisy Motif A is made eight times, and Daisy Motif B is also made eight times. Two motifs are paired to form each flower, with the stem positioned between them.
The construction sequence is:
- Crochet eight Daisy Motif A pieces.
- Crochet eight Daisy Motif B pieces.
- Make eight stems.
- Make 24 leaves.
- Weave floral wire through the stems.
- Sew three leaves to each stem.
- Attach two daisy motifs around each stem to form each flower.
The pattern uses US crochet terminology. Helpful abbreviations include:
- ch: chain
- sc: single crochet
- hdc: half double crochet
- dc: double crochet
- sl st: slip stitch
- rnd: round
- WS: wrong side
- MC: Main Color
The supplied hook is a 4 mm (U.S. G or 6) crochet hook, or the size needed to obtain gauge.
Materials You’ll Need
- Lily® Sugar ’n Cream yarn
- Solids: 70.9 g / 2.5 oz / 109 m / 120 yds
- Ombres: 56.7 g / 2 oz / 86 m / 95 yds
- Main Color (MC), 00001 White: 1 ball
- Contrast A, 00073 Sunshine: 1 ball
- Contrast B, 01712 Hot Green: 2 balls
- Crochet hook: Size 4 mm (U.S. G or 6), or size needed to obtain gauge
- Floral wire: Light green floral wire
- Cut floral wine: Lengths to fit stems
The floral wire provides support inside the crocheted stems, while the green yarn creates the visible stem and leaf structure.
Step-by-Step Crochet Instructions
Daisy Motif A Make 8
With A, ch 2.
1st rnd: 5 sc in 2nd ch from hook. Join with sl st to first sc.
2nd rnd: Ch 1. 2 sc in each sc around. Join MC with sl st to first sc. 10 sc. Break A.
3rd rnd: With MC, ch 1. 1 sc in first sc.
*Ch 7. 1 hdc in 3rd ch from hook. 1 hdc in next ch. 1 dc in each of next 3 ch. Miss next sc of last rnd. 1 sc in next sc. Rep from * around, ending with sl st in first sc. 5 petals.
Note: 5 petals from 3rd rnd will alternate with 5 petals from 4th rnd.
4th rnd: Ch 1. Working behind last rnd, 1 sc in next missed sc from last rnd.
*Ch 7. 1 hdc in 3rd ch from hook. 1 hdc in next ch. 1 dc in each of next 3 ch. Miss next sc. 1 sc in next missed sc from last rnd. Rep from * around, ending with sl st in first sc. 5 petals. Fasten off.
Daisy Motif B Make 8
With B, ch 2.
1st rnd: 5 sc in 2nd ch from hook. Join A with sl st to first sc. Break B.
2nd rnd: With A, ch 1. 2 sc in each sc around. Join MC with sl st to first sc. 10 sc. Break B.
Work from the beginning of the 3rd round through the 4th round as given for Daisy Motif A:
3rd rnd: With MC, ch 1. 1 sc in first sc.
*Ch 7. 1 hdc in 3rd ch from hook. 1 hdc in next ch. 1 dc in each of next 3 ch. Miss next sc of last rnd. 1 sc in next sc. Rep from * around, ending with sl st in first sc. 5 petals.
Note: 5 petals from 3rd rnd will alternate with 5 petals from 4th rnd.
4th rnd: Ch 1. Working behind last rnd, 1 sc in next missed sc from last rnd.
*Ch 7. 1 hdc in 3rd ch from hook. 1 hdc in next ch. 1 dc in each of next 3 ch. Miss next sc. 1 sc in next missed sc from last rnd. Rep from * around, ending with sl st in first sc. 5 petals. Fasten off.
Stems Make 8
With B, ch 51.
1st row: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 sc in each ch to end of ch. 50 sc. Fasten off.
Leaves Make 24
With B, ch 8.
1st rnd: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 hdc in each of next 2 ch. 1 dc in each of next 2 ch. 1 hdc in next ch. 5 hdc in last ch.
Working into opposite side of ch into rem loops, 1 hdc in next ch, 1 dc in each of next 2 ch. 1 hdc in each of next 2 ch. 1 sc in last ch.
Join with sl st to first sc. Fasten off.
Finishing
Cut floral wine in lengths to fit stems and weave through stem.
Sew 3 leaves to each stem.
Attach 2 Daisy Motifs for each ‘Flower’ with WS facing each other and stem between them.
When planning a larger arrangement, a crochet bouquet color planning guide can help you coordinate the flower centers, greenery, and vase before making additional floral pieces.
Ways to Display Your Finished Crochet
- Arrange the flowers in a narrow vase so the stems remain visible and the daisy heads form a loose, natural cluster.
- Create a table centerpiece by placing the bouquet in a short container and arranging the stems at varied angles.
- Give the bouquet as a handmade gift for a birthday, housewarming, graduation, or spring celebration.
- Use it as a seasonal display alongside other green, yellow, or white decorations.
- Make a wedding-inspired arrangement by keeping the white-and-yellow palette or pairing the flowers with neutral décor.
- Combine it with other crocheted flowers for a fuller bouquet, making sure the added stems are supported securely.
Caring for Your Crochet Project
Because the stems contain floral wire, handle the bouquet gently and avoid machine washing, soaking, or submerging it. Water can affect the structure of the arrangement and make the internal wire difficult to dry properly.
Dust the flowers and leaves with a soft, dry cloth or a clean, soft brush. Work carefully around the petal edges so they do not catch or pull. For a small mark, use minimal spot cleaning with a lightly damp cloth, then allow the area to air-dry completely.
Store the bouquet upright or loosely wrapped in tissue paper. Avoid compressing the petals under heavy objects, and keep the arrangement away from excessive heat that could distort the yarn or affect the wire-supported stems.
Tips for Better Results
- Count the center stitches carefully. The second round of each motif must finish with 10 sc before the petal rounds begin.
- Watch the petal placement. The five petals from the 3rd round alternate with the five petals from the 4th round.
- Work the fourth round behind the previous petal round. This placement creates the layered daisy shape.
- Keep the chain loops consistent. Each petal begins with ch 7, and uneven chain tension can make the petals vary noticeably in size.
- Check the leaf direction as you turn the foundation chain. The leaf is worked along one side of the chain and then into the opposite side through the remaining loops.
- Position the wire neatly inside each stem. Cut it to fit the stem and weave it through without leaving sharp ends exposed.
- Space the three leaves evenly. Consistent placement helps the eight stems look uniform when gathered.
- Align the motifs before attaching them. Place the wrong sides facing each other, with the stem between them, so the flower has a finished appearance on both sides.
Color and Styling Variations
The approved pattern uses white petals, Sunshine centers, and Hot Green stems and leaves. The following are optional styling ideas and do not change the written instructions:
- Keep the white-and-yellow palette for a classic daisy bouquet.
- Use a coordinated soft palette for a nursery, bedroom, or spring display.
- Arrange the flowers in a bright container to emphasize the Sunshine centers.
- Pair the bouquet with neutral décor for a simple handmade centerpiece.
- Display the flowers in a taller vase to show off the crocheted stems and leaves.
- Create a wedding-inspired look by keeping the flowers white and selecting a subdued container; a crochet bridal rose bouquet offers another floral styling direction.
If you substitute yarn or change the hook size, the flowers, stems, and leaves may change in size, texture, and yarn requirements. Make any such change consistently across the bouquet so the components remain proportional.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many flowers does the finished bouquet include?
The pattern makes eight Daisy Motif A pieces and eight Daisy Motif B pieces. Two motifs are attached for each flower, creating eight flowers total.
How many leaves are made?
Make 24 leaves. The finishing instructions call for sewing three leaves to each of the eight stems.
What colors are used in the pattern?
The specified colors are Main Color 00001 White, Contrast A 00073 Sunshine, and Contrast B 01712 Hot Green.
What crochet hook should I use?
Use a size 4 mm (U.S. G or 6) crochet hook, or the size needed to obtain gauge.
Can I change the flower colors?
Yes, color changes are an optional customization. Keep the component roles clear so the flower centers, petals, stems, and leaves remain easy to distinguish.
How are the flowers assembled?
Attach two Daisy Motifs for each flower with the wrong sides facing each other and the stem between them. The stem is supported with floral wire woven through it.
How do I keep the stems upright?
The pattern uses light green floral wire inside the stems. Cut the wire in lengths that fit the stems and weave it through before attaching the leaves and flower motifs.
Is this bouquet washable?
Because the stems contain floral wire, avoid machine washing and soaking. Dust gently and spot-clean only when needed, using as little moisture as possible.
Can I make fewer than eight flowers?
The written pattern specifies eight Daisy Motif A pieces, eight Daisy Motif B pieces, eight stems, and 24 leaves. Making fewer components is an optional adaptation, but it will produce a smaller bouquet.
Conclusion
This Daisy Bouquet Pattern combines layered five-petal flowers, sturdy wired stems, and simple shaped leaves into a cheerful handmade arrangement. Display the bouquet in a vase, give it as a lasting gift, or customize the colors for a special occasion. For more daisy inspiration, compare this Daisy’s Bouquet crochet square pattern and this crochet daisy free pattern.
