Friday, January 28, 2011

Crochet - Daisy Applique

FUN! I was teaching a friend of mine how to do flowers. She brought over some instructions that make the daisy look like an octopus. So here is my version of a Daisy Applique. These are great for the Spring time! I am working on a Crochet bunny for next week it. Hopefully it works out. I just have to brag a little bit here for a second. Gage got 2nd in his pinewood derby race for scouts. I don't know who was more excited Trent or Gage.Trent is already brainstorming how to do next years race.


Crochet Daisy Appliqué
Designed by Crafts by Starlight

So so Cute!! Daisies are always a great way to celebrate the spring.  It measures 4” across.  You can substitute different colors for the peddles for a variety of different daisies.  The flowers are a lightweight size 3 yarn.

Materials: Readheart- Baby soft yarn, I used White and powder blue. Bernat- softee baby  lemon, hook Size – G/6.

CH = Chain
SL = Slip Stitch
SC = Single Crochet
HDC = Half Double Crochet
DC = Double Crochet
FL = Front loop
BL = Back Loop
St = stitch
Rep = Repeat

White Base: Ch 6, Sl to 1st ch made, Ch 1, turn.
Rnd 1: 2 SC in each CH sp, SL to 1st SC made, Ch 1 turn (Should have 12 sts).
Rnd 2: SC in BL, *CH 8, (now working in ch sps) SC in 1st CH from hook, 1 HDC, 3 DC, 2 HDC, 1 SC in BL on next rnd 1 sp, Rep from * 11 more times, SL to 1st SC made, tie off and hide string.

Yellow center: You should have a circle of loops in the center of your flower. You will work the first rnd in these loops.
Rnd 3: 12 SC around the FL of rnd 2, SL to 1st SC made, CH 1, turn.
Rnd 4: SC in every other st in rnd 3, SL to 1st SC made, Tie off and leave long tail.
Rnd 5: Take the tail and weave tail in and out through rnd 4, Pull end to close, tie off, and hide string.

2 comments:

  1. YAY Gage! Proud! You should rub off on Jefferson-he hates the derby. Oh well, he better learn to love it-we have three boys!

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  2. LOL, I had fun at the derby too! I remember Golden doing the derby when I was little. Good memories. He'll end up liking it after he see's their faces.

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