Transform simple yarn into a stunning floral creation with the Double-Layer Crochet Daisy. This pattern effortlessly combines grace and beauty, showcasing a timeless design that’s ideal for adding charm to any project. Its carefully crafted layers mimic the natural elegance of a blooming daisy, bringing your crochet work to life in the most delightful way.
The Double-Layer Crochet Daisy is special for its layered structure, which gives it a bold and textured appearance. Featuring a delicate yet defined center surrounded by dual layers of soft, rounded petals, this design brings depth and movement to your creations. Whether you're embellishing garments, home decor, or accessories, this daisy elevates your craft projects. With this pattern, you can play with colors and sizes to create something uniquely yours—a true artistic expression of crochet.
Credit Xúy Crochet
Materials & Tools Needed
- Yarn:
- Flower: Two colors of yarn, one for the flower center and another for the petals. Choose yarn weight to suit desired size.
- Hanging Loop: Use the same yarn color as the flower center.
- Crochet Hook: 2.5 mm crochet hook.
- Tapestry Needle: For weaving in the yarn ends and securing the hanging loop.
- Scissors.
Finished Size & Customization Ideas
Approximate Size:
The finished daisy keychain measures approximately 1.5 inches in diameter after completion.
Customization Suggestions:
- Adjusting Size with Yarn Weight:
- Use lighter-weight yarns for a smaller, more delicate flower or bulky yarns for a larger statement piece. Pair hook size accordingly.
- Suggested hook sizes:
- Fine yarn: 1.5-2 mm hook.
- Thick yarn: 4-7 mm hook.
- Strap Length:
- Change the chain length of the hanging loop (default is 30 chains) to suit preferences for length. Adjust to make shorter keychain loops or longer hanging straps.
- Color Changes:
- Mix and match petal and center colors to personalize. Bright contrasts or pastel tones work well.
- Go monochromatic or rainbow for varied aesthetic styles.
Pattern Abbreviations & Terminology
These are common crochet abbreviations used in the pattern:
- Ch: Chain
- Sc: Single Crochet
- Dc: Double Crochet
- Tr: Treble Crochet
- Sl St: Slip Stitch
- St(s): Stitch(es)
- Magic Ring: A method for starting crochet in the round.
Note: The pattern uses US terminology.
Step-by-Step Detailed Crochet Instructions
Flower Center
Rounds 1-3:
- Round 1:
- Create a magic ring.
- Ch 1, then work 6 Sc into the ring.
- Pull the ring tight and Sl St into the first Sc to join.
- Round 2:
- Ch 1. Work 2 Sc into each st, creating 6 increase groups.
- Total stitches: 12 Sc.
- Sl St into the first Sc to join.
- Round 3:
- Ch 1. Work 1 Sc into each st.
- Total stitches: 12 Sc.
- Finish and cut yarn.
- Create an invisible slip stitch for a seamless join:
- Insert hook from back to front of the first stitch, pull yarn to the back, then insert into the back loop of the last stitch. Tighten to hide the join seamlessly.
- Repeat Steps 1–4 to crochet a second identical flower center piece.
- Place the two flower centers back-to-back.
- Crochet 12 Sc around, joining both pieces together. Ensure all yarn ends are tucked between the two layers for puffiness.
- Sl St into the first Sc to join.
Outer Petals (First Layer)
Rounds for 12 petals:
- Ch 3.
- Yarn over, choose only the front loop of the first st.
- Work 1 Dc, Ch 3, and Sl St into the same st.
- Slip stitch into the next stitch to start the second petal:
- Ch 3, 1 Dc, Ch 3, Sl St into the front loop of that stitch.
- Repeat for all stitches in the round (12 petals total).
- Sl St into the first petal stitch to complete the round.
Inner Petals (Second Layer)
- Turn your work to the back, targeting the remaining back loops.
- Ch 4, yarn over twice, and work 1 Tr into the back loop of the stitch. Then Ch 4 and Sl St into the same st (forms the first petal).
- Move to the second back loop:
- Slip stitch, Ch 4, 1 Tr, Ch 4, and Sl St into the same st.
- Repeat for all back loops in the round (12 larger petals total).
- Sl St to join, finish, and cut yarn. Weave in ends securely using a tapestry needle.
Hanging Loop
- Choose yarn color of the flower center.
- Insert hook at the flower's back and pull yarn through to begin.
- Create a double-strand chain technique:
- Chain 30 (or adjust based on desired strap length).
- After completing the chain, insert hook into an adjacent stitch to secure with a Sl St.
- Cut yarn ends, thread onto a tapestry needle, and weave in securely.
Finishing Touches
- With hands, gently pull and shape petals for a fuller look.
- Adjust the strap length further as desired for keychains or hanging loops.
- Combine colors and experiment with textures for more personalized creations.
Customization Ideas Recap
- Colors: Bright, muted, or seasonal combinations.
- Straps: Short for keychains, long for ornaments or hanging décor.
- Materials: Lighter or thicker yarn weights to change the size.
Enjoy creating your stunning Double-Layer Crochet Daisy! 🌼












