Quickly Crochet a Daisy Bookmark! Hey y’all!! Today I’m sharing another sweet little daisy crochet pattern, the Darling Daisy Bookmark. Easily learn to crochet these bookmarks with my new pattern, just in time for Easter or even Mother’s Day. I’ve not designed a bookmark pattern before, but I really love this one and have several more in the works.
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“Daisies are like sunshine to the ground.”
~ Drew Barrymore
Inspiration
Spring is one of my favorite times of the year to design patterns and now that it’s here I’m so excited to share another super cute flower pattern that I’ve been working on. Being the 6th design in our Daisy collection, the Darling Daisy Bookmark lives up to your expectations, keeping the charm and style while being easy to make.
This original design combines the cuteness of a blooming daisy with the practicality of a bookmark, making it a great gift for any book lover or a chic addition to your bookmark collection.
I’ve had this pattern tucked away for quite a while and I’m so excited to finally be able to share it. While working on my first daisy pattern back in 2022, the Darling Daisy Coaster, I’ve had a list of other daisy ideas on my handy little list which I’m working on bringing to life too. So if you love all the cute, colorful Springy flower patterns stay tuned!
Want more Darling Daisy inspiration? Check out my entire collection of other daisy patterns shown below.
Design Details
I know this is often said about crochet patterns but, seriously, this is the perfect stash busting project and I love that they can be made with any brand of worsted weight yarn. You only need about 13 yards to make one bookmark and you can whip up several in no time at all.
I’m also so excited at how versatile this pattern is! It not only makes the cutest bookmark, but it makes a really sweet keyring or even earrings.
The flower centers are worked in round using the sc3l stitch. Then you continue by adding the petals using simple chain, single crochet and slip stitches. The stem is then joined to the bottom of the flower and it’s an easy chain ending with the leaf which is made up of quick single, half double and double crochet stitches.
This crochet pattern is so easy to customize with the endless color options that are available in worsted weight yarn. I used scrap yarn that I had on hand so it’s a variety from several yarn sources. The yellow is Impeccable Solid Yarn by Loops and Threads in Butterscotch, then the green is Red Heart Super Saver in Spring Green and for the White I used I Love This Yarn.
My testers used a variety of different colored yarns for their daisies so be sure to check out their bookmarks below for all kinds of inspo.
Some of the yarns that were used to make my bookmark can be found on Amazon and if you want to check them out over there just click the photos below. **As an Amazon Associate I may earn from qualifying purchases.
Where To Get The Darling Daisy Bookmark Crochet Pattern?
You can use the free pattern below to make your cute little bookmarks but if you would like an ad-free experience grab the premium PDF version. For a small fee you can get the beautifully formatted, easy-to-read, downloadable PDF in my Etsy or Ravelry shops.
Not ready to make your bookmark yet? Pin it for later!!
Here Are Some Of My Favorite Tools from Amazon when making this crochet project!
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Darling Daisy Bookmark Crochet Pattern
What you will need for the Darling Daisy Bookmark crochet pattern
- Worsted weight (#4) yarn
- 7 yds – white; 2.5 yds – yellow; 3 yds – green
- 3.75 mm (F) hook
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
Pattern Notes
* Advanced beginner pattern.
** Written in US crochet terms.
* Finished size of flower: 3.5″ across (from tip of petal to tip of petal). Finished size from tip
of flower to end of leaf = 12″.
** Gauge: Not essential for this pattern.
* Chain stitch at the beginning of round does not count as a stitch.
** When working the sc3l you will be working into the 3rd loop on the back of the stitch.
* To lengthen the stem for larger books simply add chains until the desired length.
Stitch Key
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
hdc = half double crochet
hdc inc = half double crochet increase
MC = Magic Circle
rep = repeat
Rnd(s) = Round(s)
sc = single crochet
sc inc = single crochet increase
sc3l inc = single crochet 3rd loop increase
sk = skip
slst = slip stitch
st = stitch
Pattern Instructions
Flower Center
With yellow yarn (or color of choice)
MC, ch 1.
Rnd 1:
6 hdc in MC, sist to join to 1st hdc, close MC, ch 1. (6 hdc)
Rnd 2:
hdc inc in each st around, slst to join to 1st hdc. (12 hdc)
Petals
Join white yarn (or color of choice)
Rnd 3:
*sc3l inc, sc3l in next st; rep from * around, slst to join to 1st sc3l, ch 1. (18
sc3l
Rnd 4:
slst in next st, *ch 5, slst in same sc (from Rnd 3) that you started in (this closes the loop), working in each ch st around the loop, turn the daisy to slst in first 3 chs of loop, ch 2, slst in 2nd ch from hook, slst in beginning ch and next 2 chs of loop, slst in beginning sc (from Rnd 3), sk a st, slst in next st; rep from * around. Finish last petal and finish off. (9 Petals)
Stem
Join green yarn in last st on Rnd 4.
Ch 40.
To create the leaf:
Slst in 2nd ch from hook, continue working in next 6 chs up stem, sc, hdc, dc, dc, sc, slst. Turn so that you are working on other side of ch, slst in same st, sc, dc, dc, hdc, sc, slst, slst to join to 1st slst of the leaf. (The leaf will have 7 sts on either side.)
Finish off and weave in ends.
Testing Team Photos!!
Check out my tester’s ADORABLE bookmarks for some awesome inspiration. They all turned out so cute!!
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This quick and easy Daisy Bookmark pattern is the perfect project to add a touch of handcrafted charm to your favorite books! Since they whip up so fast they make the perfect end of the year teacher’s gifts or Mother’s Day gifts. You just need a little yarn and a little time to make a stack of these cute little bookmarks for yourself or your favorite people.
Happy crocheting and thank you so much for stopping by.
Angie 🤍🤍🤍
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