Free Granny Square Daisy Crochet Pattern

I am so excited to share with you a free pattern for granny square daisies! These are so fun and easy to make once you get the hang of them and you can combine them to make all sort of projects! Follow along for a free crochet pattern for granny square daisies. Also check out my instagram reel if you need a visual tutorial. I have some other fun tutorials you can check out there as well as well as my granny pentagon tutorial!

Materials:

• Worsted weight
  • Big twist (A) Mustard (B) Baby Pink
• Crochet hook appropriate for your yarn (size H/5mm recommended)
• Scissors
• Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Abbreviations Used:

• ch: chain
• sc: single crochet
• dc: double crochet
• sl st: slip stitch
• sp: space
• st(s): stitch(es)

1. Begin with a magic ring (Color A):
   1. Make a magic ring, ch 1 (counts as first stitch). 7 sc into the ring. Sl st into the first ch, pulling ring tight.
   2. Cut yarn, leaving a tail

2. Round 1: Flower petals (Color B)

1. Attach color b to any of the sc stitches and ch 3 (counts as first double crochet). 4 dc into the same stitch. On the fourth dc, pull the loop long (without pulling out the stitch) and take your hook out. Insert your hook into the top ch of the ch 3 and pull the loop you just made from the last double crochet through the chain (this will be your first petal) See photo below. Ch 2
2. Insert your hook into the next sc stitch, 5 dc into the same stitch, then repeat the process of pulling the loop up, taking your hook out of the stitch, inserting into the first double crochet of the cluster and pulling the loop through the stitch. Ch 2.
   • Repeat step B until you have a total of 8 petals. 
3. Slip stitch into the ch3 stitch.
4. Cut yarn

3. Round 2: Granny Stitch Shaping (Color A)

1. Attach color A to one of the ch 2 spaces. Ch 3 (counts as first dc). Dc 2 into the same space, ch 3, then dc 3 into the same space. Ch 1
2. Skip to the next ch 2 space. DC 3 into the same space. Ch 1
3. Skip to the next chain 2 space. Repeat steps A and B until you reach the first DC and sl st.

4. Round 4 & On: Increasing square size

1. Continue following the same pattern from round 2 (DC3, Ch3, DC3 in corners and DC3 in side stitches with ch1 in between) to increase the size of the granny square until you reach the desired size.