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Crochet Daffodil Granny Square

Leyla
Leyla
May 12, 2024 08:53 AM
Crochet Daffodil Granny Square

Create a beautiful floral-inspired granny square by crocheting a daffodil design. Start by selecting your favorite yarn colors to represent the petals, center, and background of the daffodil. Begin with a magic ring and work your way around, following a pattern that incorporates different stitches to form the intricate details of the flower. Add dimension by using varying shades of yellow and orange for the petals, and a contrasting color for the center of the daffodil. Once you have completed the flower motif, continue crocheting around it to create the granny square shape, alternating colors to make the design pop.

Materials

  • Stylecraft Special DK in A Hint of Silver
  • Stylecraft Special DK in Sage
  • Stylecraft Special DK in Pale Rose
  • Stylecraft Special DK in Parma Violet
  • Stylecraft Special DK in Violet
  • Stylecraft Special DK in Raspberry
  • 4 mm Odyssey hook
  • Tapestry needle and sharp scissors

Pattern notes

The pattern is written using UK terminology, for a conversion chart to US terminology.

The squares are worked in the round. You do not need to turn your work after each row and you continue working in the same direction as before.

[Stitches written in brackets like this are all worked into the same stitch.]

For the first stitch on each row: Chain 1 to move up to the next round if the round starts with double crochet. Chain 2 if the round starts with a half treble crochet, and chain 3 if the round starts with a treble crochet. These chains count as the first stitch in the row

Special stitches

  • BLO – back loop only
  • Ch – chain
  • dtr – double treble
  • FLO – front loop only
  • Htr – half treble
  • Mc – magic circle
  • Tr – treble
  • Ss – slip stitch
  • 3-ch-picot – 3 chain picot
  • 5-ch-picot – 5 chain picot

Start: 

Use Parma Violet or Pale Rose

Foundation: Work 6 dc into mc. (6)

Round 1: (2dc) in each stitch. (12)

Round 2: 1dc, (2dc). 6 times. Fasten off. (18)

Alternatively, you could hold the stitch with a stitch marker while working round 3a.

Use Violet or Raspberry

Round 3a: Work in FLO for this round. (2dc) in each stitch. Fasten off. (36)

Use Parma Violet or Pale Rose

Round 3b: Work in BLO for this round. 2dc, (2dc). 6 times.

Round 4: dc, skip 1, (2tr, 2dtr, 3-ch-picot, 1dtr, 2tr), skip 1. 6 times. Fasten off. (6 petals).

Use Sage

Round 5: (dc, 3-ch-picot, dc, 5-ch-picot, dc, 3-ch-picot) into dc between petals, ch 4 behind petals. 6 times. Fasten off (12 small and 6 large leaves).

Use Hint of Silver

Round 6: dc in picot on top of petal, ch 1, tr in picot on top of first small leave, ch 1, dc in picot on top of large leaf, ch 1, tr on top of picot of last small leaf, ch1. 6 times. (24 stitches and 24 ch-1-sp).

On this round, if you have a very tight tension, you may find that you need to always ch 2 instead of ch1.

Round 7: dc (2dc), in ch-1-sp. 24 times. (72)

Round 8: 4dc, 3htr, 2tr, ch1, 2tr, 3tr, 4dc. 4 times. (72 and 4 ch-1-sp)

Round 9: 4dc, 3htr, 2tr, (tr, ch3, tr) in ch-1-sp, 2tr, 3tr, 4dc. 4 times. (80 and 4 ch-3-sp)

Round 10: 10htr, (htr, ch 3, htr) in ch-3-sp, 10htr. 4 times. (88 and 4 ch-3-sp)

Round 11: 11htr, (htr, ch 3, htr) in ch-3-sp, 11htr. 4 times. Fasten off. (96 and 4 ch-3-sp)

Use Violet or Raspberry.

Round 12: (dc, ch 2, dc) in ch-3-corner space, 24 dc. 4 times. (104 and 4 ch-2-sp)

Round 13: ss to corner space. (htr, ch 2,htr) in ch-2-corner space. Then ch 1, skip, htr, 13 times. Ch 1. 4 times. (60, 56 ch-1-sp and 4 ch-2-sp)

Round 14: ss to corner space, (dc, ch 2, dc) in ch-2-corner space, dc into each dc and ch-1-sp. 4 times. Fasten off. (124 and 4 ch-2-sp)

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