Hook a charming crochet daisy bookmark with this pattern, great for beginners and perfect for enhancing your books or gifting loved ones.

Give Your Books a Bloom with This Free Crochet Daisy Pattern
Think about a beautiful white flower with a sunny yellow center and a slim green stem nestling perfectly between your book pages. The Crochet daisy pattern stays on top like a cheerful charm, while the slender stem quietly marks your spot without adding bulk—perfect for slipping into a backpack for school.
Its standout design features soft, yarn petals that bloom into a beautiful 3D flower, making it both eye catching and delightful to touch. Whether you use it to brighten your favorite story or gift it as a thoughtful handmade surprise to a teacher or book loving friend, this quick and easy project is perfect for beginners.
Materials Needed
- Yarn:
- Yellow (for the flower’s center)
- White (for flower petals)
- Green (for the leaf and string)
- Hooks:
- 3 mm crochet hook (recommended)
- Optional: 2.5 mm crochet hook can also be used.
- Additional Supplies:
- Scissors
- Stitch markers (or safety pins/pieces of yarn)
Special Techniques Used
- Magic Circle: A foundational crochet technique to create a neat ring for the center of the flower.
- Slip Stitches: Used for joining and securing rounds.
- Basic Crochet Stitches: Single crochet (SC), half double crochet (HDC), double crochet (DC), and triple crochet (TRC).
Pattern Instructions
Part 1: Flower Center (Yellow Section)
- Create a Magic Circle:
- Hold the yellow yarn and form a loop where the working yarn crosses over the loose end to create an “X.”
- Insert your hook into the crossed section of the loop, yarn over, and pull through.
- Yarn over again and pull through the loop to secure.

- Single Crochet in the Magic Circle:
- Chain 1 for stabilization.
- Make 6 single crochets (SC) into the circle.
- Close the Magic Circle:
- Pull the loose strand to tighten the circle.
- Slip stitch into the first SC.
- Secure and Finish:
- Add one chain for security and fasten off by cutting the yellow yarn.

Part 2: Flower Petals (White Section)
- Attach White Yarn:
- Insert the hook into any of the 6 single crochet stitches from the yellow section.
- Pull the white yarn through.
- Create One Petal:
- Chain 3.
- Into the same space, make 2 double crochets (DC).
- Chain 3 again and slip stitch into the same space.
- Repeat for All Petals:
- Slip stitch into the next single crochet stitch. Repeat the process of making a petal (chain 3, 2 DCs, chain 3, slip stitch).
- Ensure there are 6 complete petals for the flower.

- Secure and Finish:
- Fasten off and weave in ends at the back of the flower using a hook.
Part 3: Leaf
- Begin with Slip Knot:
- Using green yarn, create a slip knot and tighten.
- Chain 10:
- Make a foundation of 10 chains.
- Work Half the Leaf Structure:
- Step 1 (Start Second Chain from Hook):
- 1 SC, 1 HDC, 1 DC, 1 DC, 1 TRC.
- Step 2:
- 1 DC, 1 DC, 1 HDC.
- Step 3 (End Last Chain): Add 3 SCs into the final chain to round the corner.
- Step 1 (Start Second Chain from Hook):
- Repeat for Other Side:
- Work back along the other side of the foundation chain following reverse order: HDC, DC, DC, TRC, DC, DC, HDC, SC into each space.

- Work back along the other side of the foundation chain following reverse order: HDC, DC, DC, TRC, DC, DC, HDC, SC into each space.
- Finish Leaf:
- Slip stitch into the start to close the leaf.
- Fasten off yarn and weave in ends using hook.
Part 4: String
- Create Foundation for String:
- Using green yarn, chain 40 chains.
- Finish String:
- Fasten off the chain and cut the yarn.
Joining the Pieces
- Attach String to Flower:
- Insert the hook into the back side of the flower (any petal loop).
- Pull the green string through and secure with a slip knot.
- Attach String to Leaf:
- Insert the string into a stitch on the leaf and secure it with a slip knot.
Finishing
- Hide Loose Ends:
- Use your crochet hook to carefully weave in all loose ends from the back side.
- Trim excess yarn as needed.
- Check Neatness:
- Ensure the flower, leaf, and string are securely attached without visible gaps or loose strands.

Final Words
Congratulations, You’ve completed a charming daisy inspired flower bookmark that’s perfect for book lovers or as a handmade gift. This crochet bookmark is a great way to express creativity while crocheting something both functional and beautiful.
Tips to Maintain the Project
- Keep It Clean: Use mild soap and cold water to hand wash the bookmark if needed. Avoid harsh scrubbing.
- Avoid Stretching: Store the bookmark flat or inside a book to maintain its shape.
- Gift Presentation: Tie a small bow with ribbon around it to enhance its appeal for gifting.
