Crocheted Daisies in 2 Sizes

Two years ago I made a few little crocheted items for my sister's scrapbooking habit and published their patterns for your crocheting pleasure.

Last year, she got the same kind of gift, I just have been really behind in posting my patterns! In this year's gift, she also got spiral rosettes and flowery rosettes.

These were made from scrap crochet thread (size 10). A perfect way of using up the extra crochet thread left over from a project. But they could made with any size yarn and the suggested crochet hook size and used to adorn hats, dresses, sweaters, etc.

These are made with two colors: the inner color and the petal color, and come in two sizes: small and medium.

Abbreviations:

ch	Chain
dc	Double Crochet
dtr	Double Treble Crochet
hdc	Half-double Crochet
rs	Right Side
sc	Single Crochet
sl st	Slip Stitch
tr	Treble Crochet
ws	Wrong Side

Small Daisy
with size 7 hook (1.65 mm)

Round 1: ch 2, 10 sc in 2nd chain from the hook, join with beginning ch. cut thread. 10 sc.
Round 2: with petal color, join w/ sc, [dc, 2tr, dc] in next sc {petal made}, (sc in next sc, make petal in next sc) around, join with sl st to first sc. 5 petals made.

Medium Daisy
with size 7 hook (1.65 mm)

Round 1: ch 2, 8 sc in 2nd chain from hook, join with beginning ch. 8 sc.
Round 2: ch 1, sc in same sc, [2 sc in next sc, sc in next sc], repeat from [ to ] around to last sc, 2 sc in last sc, join with sl st to first ch. cut thread. 12 sc.
Round 3: with petal color, join with sc, sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc, [sc in next sc, sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc], repeat from [ to ] around. 16 sc.
Round 4: ch1, [sc in next sc, (dc, tr, dtr) in next sc, (dtr, tr, dc) in next sc {petal made}] 5 times, join with sl st to first sc. 5 petals made.

I only post patterns that I have personally created. By all means, use them to make anything for yourself, your bff, your Aunt Clara (she did make you that nice bunny suit), the neighbor's dog or to line the bottom of your bird's cage. That's why I posted them. And since it never hurts to ask first, please send me a message through ravelry, leave me a comment (don't forget contact info), or mail me a nice letter (bonus points will be awarded for pretty stationary, unique-yet-readable fonts, and complements of my children and/or pets) before using of any of my patterns for any professional use. All this really means: don't use my work to make money without first asking me. I don't bite and I'm up-to-date with my rabies shots, so send that email on over and ask already.