If you love combining delicate lacework with cheerful floral designs, this Blue Daisy Crochet Doily Pattern is a project you’ll truly enjoy making. The bright daisy center, soft blue petals, and elegant scalloped edging come together to create a timeless piece that looks beautiful on tables, dressers, shelves, or even framed as handmade wall décor.

I’ve made several floral doilies over the years, and designs like this are always among my favorites because they work up surprisingly quickly while still looking intricate and impressive. One thing I noticed while testing similar flower-inspired doilies is that cotton yarn and consistent tension make a remarkable difference in how crisp and defined the finished petals appear after blocking.

Whether you’re creating a thoughtful handmade gift or adding a fresh touch to your own home, this charming crochet doily offers the perfect balance of beauty and simplicity.

Pattern Information

Skill Level: Easy to Intermediate

Finished Size: Approximately 8–10 inches (20–25 cm) depending on yarn and tension

Crochet Terms: U.S. Standard

Construction:
Worked in joined rounds from the center outward.

What You’ll Need

Materials

• Sport Weight Cotton Yarn
  • Yellow (flower center)
  • White (inner petals and edging)
  • Light Blue (main flower body)
• Crochet Hook: 2.5 mm–3.0 mm
• Yarn Needle
• Scissors
• Stitch Marker (optional)

Abbreviations (US Terms)

Abbreviation	Meaning
ch	chain
sl st	slip stitch
sc	single crochet
hdc	half double crochet
dc	double crochet
tr	treble crochet
sp	space
st	stitch
sts	stitches
rep	repeat
rnd	round
sk	skip

Step-by-Step Instructions

This Blue Daisy Crochet Doily Pattern is worked from the center outward in joined rounds. The yellow center creates the flower’s heart, while the white and blue rounds gradually build the daisy shape before finishing with a decorative scalloped border.

Follow the pattern exactly as written below.

Pattern Instructions

Round 1 – Daisy Center (Yellow)

Make a magic ring.

Rnd 1:

Ch 1 (does not count as a stitch).
Work 12 sc into the magic ring.
Pull ring closed.
Join with sl st to first sc.

Total: 12 sc

Fasten off yellow.

Round 2 – White Petals

Join white yarn in any stitch.

Rnd 2:

(Ch 3, work 3 dc together in same st, ch 3, sl st in next st)

Repeat around entire round.

You should have 6 puff-style petals evenly spaced around the center.

Join with sl st.

Fasten off white.

Round 3 – Beginning Blue Flower

Join blue yarn behind any white petal.

Rnd 3:

Ch 3 (counts as dc).
Work 2 dc in same space.
Ch 2.

In next space between petals:

3 dc
Ch 2

Repeat around.

Join with sl st.

Total:
6 groups of 3 dc separated by ch-2 spaces.

Round 4

Sl st into first ch-2 space.

(3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in same space.

In next ch-2 space work:

(3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc)

Repeat around.

Join.

You now have 6 petal sections.

Round 5

Sl st into first corner space.

Work:

(3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in corner.

Between corners work:

3 dc in each side space.

Repeat around.

Join.

The flower shape begins to expand.

Round 6

Continue increasing as follows:

Each corner:

(3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc)

Each side space:

3 dc

Repeat around.

Join.

Round 7

Work even.

Each corner:

(3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc)

Fill every side space with:

3 dc

Join.

The six large blue petals should now be clearly visible.

Round 8 – Decorative Eyelets

Sl st to first corner.

Corner:

(3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc)

Along each side:

3 dc in first space
Ch 1
3 dc in next space
Ch 1

Continue to next corner.

Repeat around.

Join.

These chain spaces create the decorative openings visible in the design.

Round 9

Work as established.

Corners:

(3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc)

In each side:

3 dc in dc group
Ch 1 over each ch-1 space

Repeat around.

Join.

Round 10 – Petal Shaping

Continue around maintaining:

Corner increases
Decorative openings

The doily should naturally form six broad petals.

Join and fasten off blue.

White Scalloped Border

Join white yarn in any outer stitch.

Border Round

Work around entire piece as follows:

(sc, hdc, 5 dc, hdc, sc)

into each outer petal section.

Between scallops:

sl st.

Repeat around.

Adjust placement so approximately 18–24 scallops form around the edge, matching the photograph.

Join with sl st.

Fasten off.

Finishing Touches

Weave in all ends securely.

Wash gently in lukewarm water.

Pin to shape on blocking mats.

Allow to dry completely.

Blocking is highly recommended to open the lace sections and define the scalloped edging.

Designer Notes

• Mercerized cotton gives the crisp appearance seen in the sample.
• For a larger doily, add additional rounds before working the scalloped border.
• Maintaining consistent tension is important for keeping the flower symmetrical.
• Wet blocking greatly improves stitch definition and highlights the openwork details around each petal.

Approximate Finished Diameter: 8–10 inches (20–25 cm).

My Experience & Practical Tips

After making floral doilies similar to this Blue Daisy Crochet Doily Pattern, I’ve found that a few small details can make a big difference in the final result.

First, don’t pull the magic ring too tightly before joining the first round. Leaving just a tiny amount of flexibility helps keep the center flat rather than puckering.

Another common beginner mistake is inconsistent tension when working the blue petal rounds. If some clusters are tighter than others, the flower can lose its symmetrical shape. Taking a moment to relax your grip and maintain an even rhythm usually solves this issue.

For the cleanest stitch definition, I strongly prefer mercerized cotton yarn. The petals appear sharper, and the eyelet sections open beautifully after blocking.

When working the scalloped border, pay close attention to placement. Even spacing creates the polished finish that gives this doily its elegant look.

Finally, don’t skip blocking. Before blocking, the piece may look slightly uneven. Once pinned and dried, the flower petals open up dramatically and reveal all the delicate details that make this design special.

Tips & Variations

• Use pastel shades for a soft spring-inspired centerpiece.
• Try deeper blues for a bold floral statement.
• Create several doilies in coordinating colors for a beautiful table set.
• Frame the finished piece as handmade wall art.
• Use it beneath candles, vases, or decorative bowls to highlight the floral design.

If you enjoy floral crochet projects, you might also love making a Daisy Garland Crochet Pattern for seasonal decorating. For more flower-inspired creations, a Sunflower Crochet Appliqué Pattern adds wonderful texture to bags and blankets, while a Tulip Flower in Pot Amigurumi Crochet Pattern makes an adorable handmade gift that stays in bloom year-round.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Blue Daisy Crochet Doily Pattern beginner friendly?

Confident beginners who are comfortable with basic stitches, joined rounds, and double crochet clusters should be able to complete this project successfully.

What yarn works best for this doily?

Sport weight cotton yarn is recommended because it provides excellent stitch definition and holds its shape beautifully after blocking.

Do I need to block the finished doily?

Yes. Blocking helps open the lace sections, shape the petals, and create the crisp appearance shown in the sample.

Can I make the doily larger?

Yes. Additional rounds may be added before working the scalloped border.

What is the finished size?

The finished doily measures approximately 8–10 inches (20–25 cm), depending on yarn choice and tension.

If you enjoyed making this Blue Daisy Crochet Doily Pattern, there are several other floral-inspired projects that pair beautifully with this design. The Sweet Blossom Doily Crochet Pattern is a wonderful next project for crocheters who love delicate lace details and elegant flower motifs. It shares the same decorative charm while offering a unique blossom-inspired look for your home décor.

For a lighter and more playful floral project, the Daisy Garland Crochet Pattern – Beautiful Crochet Daisy is perfect for seasonal decorating, nursery accents, party décor, or simply bringing a touch of handmade sunshine into any space.

If you’re looking to explore bold floral textures, the Sunflower Crochet Appliqué Pattern is an excellent choice. Its layered petals and vibrant design make it a lovely addition to bags, blankets, hats, and other crochet accessories, while complementing the flower-inspired style of this doily pattern.

Conclusion

This Blue Daisy Crochet Doily Pattern combines the charm of a classic daisy with elegant lace-inspired details, creating a piece that’s both practical and decorative. After testing similar floral designs, I can confidently say that careful blocking and consistent tension truly bring this pattern to life.

Whether you’re making one for your own home, preparing handmade gifts for loved ones, or creating beautiful pieces for craft fairs and markets, this floral doily offers timeless appeal that never goes out of style.

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