Crochet Bouquet Part 2: Daisy and Carnation Photo Tutorial

This is Part 2 of a crochet flower bouquet tutorial. It shows you how to make a daisy and a carnation, step by step with photos, and how to finish the flowers with a green sepal, a button center and a wire stem. At the end, you tie your flowers into a bouquet, and the example bouquet uses 52 flowers. The pattern pages continue from Part 1, and the page numbers start at 36.

A 10-page photo tutorial for a crochet daisy and a crochet carnation, finished with sepals and stems.

What's included

• A 10-page PDF with a photo for each step, in groups of three
• A stitch chart for the flower and the central part of the daisy, with a symbol key
• Daisy rows 1 to 3, with the stitches described under each photo
• Carnation instructions, made in the same way as the daisy but starting with a longer chain
• Finishing steps: the central button, the sepal (white for a daisy, green for the carnation), gluing the flower to the stem and making the bouquet
• A tip for tying the stems with yarn and gluing the ends
• Skill level: Easy

Display and gift ideas

Arrange the flowers in a vase or wrap them as a bouquet. A crochet bouquet makes a lasting gift for Mother's Day or a birthday.

Who this pattern is for

This tutorial suits beginners who know single crochet, chain and double crochet. The photos show every step.

Tips for making it

• Use a white sepal for a daisy, because the green sepal can shine through to the outside.
• Tighten the magic ring before you slip stitch to the first stitch.
• Open the carnation, glue it inside, and press with your fingers while the glue hardens.

Why you'll love this pattern

You get two flowers, and the photo tutorial shows how to turn them into a bouquet.

For personal use. Please don't share or resell the PDF. No physical item is included.