Looking to add a splash of sunny charm to your next crochet project? We’ve got just the thing! Meet the newest additions to our Flower Power Granny Square Collection—the cheerful Daisy and Sunflower Granny Squares. This free crochet pattern is as joyful as it is versatile, perfect for adding a floral pop to your home décor or accessories. Best of all, you can choose your favourite bloom just by switching up your yarn colors!
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The Daisy and Sunflower Granny squares
After our Rose Granny Square became such a hit, we knew we had to keep the floral magic going! That’s when the idea for our Flower Power Granny Square Collection was born—a growing series of cheerful, nature-inspired squares that you can mix and match to create stunning blankets, hats, bags, pillowcases, and more.
The Daisy and Sunflower Granny Squares are the second release in this blooming collection, and just like the Rose, they’re designed to be beginner-friendly, customizable, and full of charm.
What makes this pattern special is that it’s actually one granny square design that transforms into two different flowers with a simple color swap. Use yellow, brown, and green for a warm and rustic sunflower, or go with white, yellow, and green for a fresh daisy vibe. Whether you’re drawn to the bold golden tones of sunflowers or the sweet simplicity of daisies, this square is sure to brighten your hook and your day.
What Can You Make With the Daisy and Sunflower Granny Squares?
The possibilities are endless! This pattern is incredibly versatile and works beautifully for:
- Floral bags or pouches
- Cozy blankets and throws
- Decorative cushions and pillows
- Vibrant table runners or placemats
- Framed wall art or accent panels
We’re turning our floral squares into a pretty pillowcase for my craft room, and we can’t wait to share the full pattern with you soon. If you’ve already made our Rose Granny Square (the first design in this blooming collection), you’ll know just how fun and customizable these squares can be. So stay tuned for the next flower in the series—and let your creativity bloom with these delightful Daisy and Sunflower Squares!
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Pattern Overview
Here’s what you need to know before you get started:
- Skill Level: Easy
- Techniques Used: Working in the back loops only (blo), single crochet (sc), half double crochet (hdc), and double crochet (dc)
- Construction: Starts with a flat circle in continuous rounds, transformed into a square, and finished with layered daisy and sunflower petals
- Materials Needed:
- Yarn: any yarn will work for those Daisy and Sunflower Granny Squares
- Hook size: any size
- Yarn needle and scissors
This project is beginner-friendly but offers a fun twist with the 3D detail — a great way to practice texture and dimension.
The Construction of the Daisy and Sunflower Granny Square
The construction of the Daisy and Sunflower Granny Squares is both fun and satisfying. We begin by crocheting in the round to form the flower center, then transition from a circle into a classic granny square shape by adding the corners and base rounds. Once the square is formed, we finish it off with a beautiful layer of textured petals worked around the flower center, giving each square its signature floral look.
Step-by-Step Video Tutorial Included
To make the process even simpler, we’ve put together a full step-by-step video tutorial that guides you through every part of the pattern. From creating the flower center and turning it into a square, to adding the final round of petals—we’ll show you exactly how it’s done, along with helpful tips and tricks to ensure your Daisy and Sunflower Granny Squares turn out beautifully.
👉 Watch the full tutorial here: How to Crochet Daisy and Sunflower Granny Squares
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Materials needed
Any yarn weight will work for the daisy and sunflower granny squares, but I used
Hobbii Cotton 8/8, 100% Cotton yarn, 50gr/1.75 oz, 75m/82yds in colors white, yellow, brown and green shades for the base of the squares. We need a small amount of each color.
3.75 mm crochet hook
stitch marker
pair of scissors
tapestry needle
Abbreviation
c – single crochet
sl st – slip stitch
ch(s) – chain(s)
sc inc – single crochet increase
st(s) – stitch(es)
dc– double crochet stitch
rep – repeat
** – repeat the sts in the ** indicated times
FO – fasten off
Rnd(s) -r ound(s)
hdc – half double crochet
() – work the stitches in the () all in the
same stitch or space
YO -yarn over
MR– magic ring
Special Stitches
Seamless join/Perfect finish method
After your last stitch, do not slip stitch to join. Cut your yarn, leaving a 6–8 inch tail. Pull the yarn tail completely through the last stitch. Thread the tail onto a yarn needle. Insert the needle under both loops of the first stitch of the round from front to back. Bring the needle back down through the center of the last stitch (the one you pulled the tail from), mimicking the shape of a normal top stitch. Tug gently to adjust the tension and match the surrounding stitches. Weave in the tail securely on the wrong side of the square.
Single crochet increase ( sc inc )– work 2 single crochet stitches in the same stitch or space
Crochet Rose Granny Square Pattern
The pattern for both squares is the same, we change only the colors used. To crochet the Daisy granny square start with yellow, switch to main color and work the petals using white color. The color changes in the pattern are given for the Sunflower granny square.
with brown color yarn
Rnd 1: Start with a MR of 7 sc (7)
Rnd 2: * 1 sc inc in next st * rep 7 times (14)
Rnd 3: * 1 sc next st, 1 sc inc in next st * rep 7 times (21)
Rnd 4: * 1 sc next st, 1 sc inc in next st, 1 sc in next st * rep 7 times (28)
The next 2 rounds are worked in back loops only! Only the next 2 rounds!
Rnd 5: * 1 sc in next 3 sts, 1 sc inc in next st * rep 7 times (35)
Rnd 6: * 1 sc in next 5 sts, 1 sc inc in next st * rep , 1 sc in next 5 sts (40)
Switch to your main color. Now we will turn the circle into a square.
Rnd 7: * 1 sc in next 3 sts, 1 hdc in next 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, 1dc, ch2, 1 dc all in next st, 1 dc in next st, 1 hdc in next 3 sts * rep 4 times, join with sl st on top of ch1. (44)
Rnd 8: ch3 (counts as a st), 1 dc in next 6 sts, ( 2dc, ch2, 2dc in next ch-2 sp ), * 1 dc in next 11 sts, ( 2dc ,ch2, 2dc all in next ch-2 sp ) * rep 3 times, 1 dc in next 4 sts, join with sl st on top of ch3, FO or finish using the perfect finish method. ( see special stitch section ) (60)
How to make the petals for the Rose Granny Square
How to crochet the petals of the daisy and the sunflower granny square
The petals are made in continuous rounds. After you finish the inner 13 petals, you will continue making the outer petals in the remaining stitches of rnd 6.
with yellow color yarn
Rnd 1: Insert your hook into the first st of rnd 5 and pull up a loop, * ch4, 1 hdc in the second ch from the hook, 1 hdc in next 2 chs, skip 1 st of rnd 5, sl st in next * rep till you have 13 petals.
Rnd 2: * ch5, 1 dc in 3rd ch from the hook, 1 dc in next 2 chs, skip 2 sts of rnd 6, sl st in next st * rep till the end.FO. Here you should have 12 petals in total.
How to make the Daisy and Sunflower flower granny squares bigger?
If you want to make the squares bigger, add as many rounds as you wish, after round 8. Basically you will repeat round 8 until the desired dimensions of the square. You will place 1 dc on top of each dc stitch from the previous round and place 2dc, ch2, 2dc in each corner space.
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