
Amazing Crochet Daisy Granny Square BloomScape CAL Part 10
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Welcome to this step-by-step crochet tutorial! Today, we’re creating a beautiful Daisy Granny Square inspired by the vibrant, real-life daisy flowers. This project is beginner-friendly, fun, and perfect for bringing color and texture to your next crochet project. Designed and demonstrated by Christa from The Secret Yarnery, this granny square is a perfect addition to the BloomScape CAL (Crochet Along). Let’s dive into this hands-on crochet adventure while learning new techniques and tips.
For a visual guide, you can watch the entire tutorial here:
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This daisy-inspired granny square comes with exciting features that make it stand out. Whether you plan to use it for a blanket, pillow, or bag, it’s bound to capture attention with its charming design. Here’s what you can expect:
Want even more daisy-inspired patterns? Check out the easy daisy granny square collection.
Yarn Colors For this project, you’ll need four different yarn colors:
Christa used Favorite from Ice Yarns, which is a worsted weight yarn. However, you can use any four-weight yarn from your own stash!
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Starting with a solid foundation is key. The magic ring serves as the center of your daisy and ensures a neat finish. Here’s how to create one:
The magic ring might take a little practice, but once you get it, it’s a game-changer for circular crochet patterns!
The daisy’s base starts with a round of 23 double crochets worked into your magic ring. The first chain two counts as the first double crochet. After completing the round:
This bright, circular center will be the foundation for the petals to come.
The petals bring the daisy to life with their 3D effect. Here’s how to start:
Once completed, gently flip the petals forward to reveal the back loops for your next round.
To create the green leafy base under your daisy:
Adding leaves enhances the daisy’s realistic charm and balances the square’s proportions.
For tips on creating corners that pop, check out our daisy granny square blanket tutorial.
With the daisy and leaves complete, it’s time to frame your work into a classic granny square. Use your block color yarn and follow these steps:
Repeat this pattern to complete the square. Keep your stitches tidy and snug for a polished finish.
Depending on your project needs, you can either:
For this design, either choice works beautifully. Just remember to weave in all yarn tails for durability.
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There you have it! You’ve created a stunning Daisy Granny Square with a 3D floral center, vibrant leaves, and a neat block border. Not only is this pattern a joy to crochet, but it’s also versatile for countless projects. Whether you’re making a blanket, tote bag, or wall decor, this design is sure to bring smiles.
If you’re ready to try more floral granny squares, why not explore the BloomScape CAL series? Let’s keep those hooks moving! Happy crocheting!
Yes, but the final size of the Daisy Granny Square will vary. If you choose lighter or heavier yarn, adjust your hook size accordingly to maintain consistent stitches.
For most crocheters, creating one square takes about 30-60 minutes, depending on your skill level and experience with crochet techniques.
Absolutely! The Daisy Granny Square is versatile. You can incorporate it into cushion covers, tote bags, scarves, or even wall art. Let your creativity flow!
Consistent tension is the key to even petals. Practice chaining and slip stitching evenly, and try to relax your hands while crocheting.
The magic ring creates a more polished and secure center, but you can substitute it with a chain loop starting with 4–6 chains joined into a circle if you prefer.
You can use the join-as-you-go (JAYGO) method or sew them together using a tapestry needle and matching yarn for a seamless look.
Yes! A monochromatic palette can result in a beautiful, minimalist design. Simply pick a single yarn color and use it throughout.
To ensure your squares are flat and uniform, lightly spray them with water and pin them to a blocking board. Let them dry completely before using.
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