Easy Crochet Daffodil Flower Free Pattern

Here we'll walk you through making a delightful crochet daffodil pattern that's not only easy to follow but also completely free. You'll learn to make a dainty daffodil, its large white petals blossoming at the core, encircled by vibrant yellow petals that add a splash of sunshine. The green stem ties the whole creation together, making it a stunning piece. This pattern is designed to guide you, step by step, toward making a crochet daffodil that's so cute and lifelike, that it will add a touch of charm to any space it graces. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting this flower pattern will help you create something truly beautiful.

Free Crochet Daffodil Pattern

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MATERIALS

MILK COTTON YARN 4PLY (YELLOW, WHITE & GREEN)
• 2.5MM CROCHET HOOK
• 30 CM CRAFT WIRE FOR THE LEAF FLOWER WIRE NO.16 FOR STEM
GLUE

ABBREVIATIONS

CH : CHAIN
SL ST: SLIPSTITCH
SC: SINGLE CROCHET
HDC : HALF DOUBLE CROCHET
DC : DOUBLE CROCHET
INC: INCREASE
BLO BACK LOOP ONLY
R: ROUND

JOIN ROUND

AFTER EACH ROUND, SL ST INTO THE FIRST SC AND CH1. THIS CH 1 DOESN'T COUNT AS SC OF THE NEXT ROUND.

CONTINUE THE NEXT ROUND ON THE NEXT STITCHES.

TORUS

R1 MAGIC RING SC 6
R2: SC INC (12)
R2: SC 12
R3: CH 4, SKIP 1CH, SL ST, SC, HDC, SKIP 15ITCH, SL ST ON THE NEXT STITCH.

COROLLA

R1 MAGIC RING SC 6
R2: SC INC (12)
R3: SC BLO (12)
• R4-R6 SC (12)
R7: CH 3, 2 SL ST ON THE NEXT STITCHES
CH 30

LEAF

R1: : SC 5, HDC 15, sc 8, (3SC ON LAST STITCH), SC 8, HDC 15, sc 5 (TOTAL 29 STITCHES)
R2: (ADD CRAFT WIRE)SC AROUND (29)

PETALS

START STITCHES FROM THE FRONT LOOP ON R3 OF THE COROLLA

CH 8, TURN(2ND STITCH FROM HOOK) SL ST 7
SL ST 2 ON THE NEXT FRONT
LOOP, MAKE AROUND UNTIL GET 6 (BACK TO THE FIRST PETAL,
THERE ARE 7 STITCHES) SC 1, HDC 1, DC 3, HDC 1, SC 1
SL ST ON THE TOP, CH 3, SL ST AGAIN ON THE SAME STITCH
SC 1. HDC 1, DC 3, HDC 1, SC 1
SL ST BETWEEN TWO PETALS

REPEAT FOR ALL PETALS

Assembly

Assemble All The Flower Parts With Glue And Wrap Them Around The Wire With Green Thread. You Can Make One Flower On One Stem Or Several Flowers On One Stem.

Design and pattern by @nattyarn