Simple Crochet Daisy Chain Tutorial

CROCHET DAISY CHAIN

Ooooh I made a video tutorial!!!! I am hoping this is the first of many video tutorials. I am venturing into new territory here and its been a massive learning curve. I never expected it to be plain sailing but by gum its made my brain hurt.

The tutorial is explained in UK terminology and has been designed as part of my Joining Lines project with children and beginners in mind. I hope you find it clear and enjoy having a go at making one of your own.

This simple daisy chain tutorial uses chain stitches and slip stitches and is a great project for anyone starting out on their crochet journey as well as those looking for a quick spring make.

It can be worked up in any yarn weight and fibre with corresponding crochet hook. I have used Stylecraft Classique DK Cotton in white and a 4mm crochet hook.

I'm all for breaking the mould, so I encourage you to experiment with the amount of chains you use. The video gives you a basic starting point, so go wild!
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DAISY CHAIN
​​Pattern Starts....

Begin by creating a slip knot and attaching your yarn to your hook.
Rnd 1: Chain 10, join with a slip stitch to form a ring.
Rnd 2: *Chain 8, slip stitch into the ring to form a loop (your first petal). Repeat from * 5 more times.
​Fasten off and sew in ends.

...pattern ends

NOTES:
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Chain: To make a chain stitch, simply put your yarn over your hook and pull through loop. Repeat, yarn over, pull through until you have your desired amount of chain stitches.

Slip Stitch: A slip stitch is very similar to a chain stitch, simply put your hook into the required space, in this case it is the centre of the ring, yarn over and pull though the centre of the ring and the loop on your hook.

Its as simple as that! Remember, have fun, enjoy the process and happy crocheting!

Read more about Joining Lines, here.
If this pattern seems a little easy, then why not check out my  Unity Doily pattern, here.

Happy crocheting my lovely. Ax

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