Introducing the Easy Daisy crochet pattern, a realistic botanical design of the flower everyone recognizes at a glance: a ring of slim white petals around a soft, fuzzy yellow center, carried on a slender green stem with leaves along its length. The pattern makes the daisy in two versions, a light single layer of petals or a fuller double layer, plus buds in two sizes, so one pattern gives you a complete daisy stem. The stems are wired and can be bent and posed, which lets each flower lean and turn in its own way.

Daisies look happiest in a bunch. A few open flowers with a bud or two tucked between them have the charm of freshly picked wildflowers, and they mix well with other crocheted blooms in a bouquet. Keep them classic in white, or try soft pinks and yellows for a different mood. A handful in a small jar makes a cheerful handmade gift, and they work just as well for table settings, home décor, and wedding arrangements.

The pattern includes clear diagrams, step-by-step photo guides, and written instructions (in English, using American crochet terms). You will make the petals, the center disc, the sepals, the buds, and the leaves, attach the stems, and assemble everything into a finished flower. Each stage is photographed up close, so you can check your work against the photos as you go.

❀ What’s Included:

• Diagrams for the petal, sepals, buds and leaves.
• Step-by-step written instructions using American Standard Terms.
• Detailed photo tutorials for every element, stem making, and the assembly of the flower and buds.

You do not need to read crochet diagrams to follow this pattern, as each stage is supported with close-up photos and written explanations.

This listing is for a digital PDF download (pattern and instructions only, not a finished item).

❀ Finished Size:

• Using the recommended thread and hook, the open daisy measures about 2.75”/7 cm across.
• Flower size will vary with your chosen thread, hook size, and tension.
• The leaf length is adjustable within the pattern, so you can make leaves in a few different sizes for variety.

❀ Skill Level: Advanced beginner.

❀ Recommended Materials:

• Mercerized cotton crochet thread, size 8 to 10, in white and green.
• Smooth fingering weight (4 ply) cotton yarn in green for the leaves.
• 0.7 to 0.9 mm crochet hook for the thread, and 1.2 to 1.4 mm for the leaf yarn, or similar hooks suitable for your tension.
• Florist wire (22 gauge) for the main stems and thin wire for the leaf stems.
• Yellow chenille wire (pipe cleaner) for the flower center.
• Hot glue, floral tape, tweezers, and a sewing needle.

❀ Instant PDF Download:

• Your purchase includes an immediate download link for a high-quality, print-ready PDF file.
• Digital file only (no physical product will be shipped).
• Pattern is in English language.

❀ Terms of Use:

• This pattern and all included content (PDF, text, photos, diagrams) are copyrighted by Happy Patty Crochet.
• Do not share, copy, redistribute, resell, translate, rewrite, or publish any part of this pattern or its contents, in any form (digital or printed).
• Do not upload this pattern (or any portion of it) to websites, groups, cloud drives, file-sharing platforms, or “pattern libraries”.
• Do not create or post video tutorials, video classes, reels, shorts, livestreams, or any other instructional content that teaches this pattern or shows the full process/steps, whether free or paid. This includes “follow along”, “tutorial”, and “pattern walk-through” style content.
• You may post photos of your finished flower (and brief progress photos), but do not share step-by-step instructions, stitch counts, charts, screenshots, or close-up instructional breakdowns from the pattern.
• You may sell finished items made using this pattern. Mass production is not allowed.
• Credit is appreciated when you post finished work: “Pattern by Happy Patty Crochet” with a link to my shop.

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