How to Crochet the Small Daisy Stitch

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Hello and welcome to Rich Textures Crochet!
The small daisy stitch is a beautiful stitch that creates a fabric that is completely reversible. It is worked similar to other star stitches but creates a unique design.
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@nanceb4him 4 года назад

I'm starting mine today. I think it's a nice time to do something nice for myself for a switch!

@EvieO1950 4 года назад

Daisies are my favorite!! :) Looks more complicated than it is with your excellent instructions. So pretty!! First up is a spa cloth but I may look at this for a lapghan even since I do love daisies!! Thanks!

@deborahm4484 4 года назад

Thanks Sarah for this it's very pretty, will keep us all busy and occupied at this awful time,love from Ireland xxx

@solangesouza6277 2 года назад

This stitch is so pretty ! 😍 Thank you Sarah for sharing this beautiful crochet tutorial with all of us. ! 😊💗

@ellabellamozzarella5892 3 года назад

I love your videos! They're so helpful and informative when I embark on a new stitch!

@JudgeSib Год назад

You are an excellent instructor! Love this stitch

@ceciliavillanueva8902 4 года назад

Love this stitch. I plan on using this to make headbands and attach flowers. Thank you, you made it look very easy.

@karensemones9302 4 года назад

You make things look easy, and I love this pattern. Thanks.

@RichTexturesCrochet 4 года назад

You’re welcome :)

@cherylheming1714 4 года назад

This is another pretty stitch Sarah, thank you!

@RichTexturesCrochet 4 года назад

You’re welcome :)

@Irena927 2 года назад

Great stitch and tutorial. I'm using it now for a baby blanket. A yarn eater for sure!!! 👍😀

@tamicarr821 4 года назад

I love this and cant wait to try it!

@midlightfair6495 Год назад

Perfect explanation clear and easy to follow! Thank you!

@SusanGaskin 3 года назад

Thank you so much! I think this is my new favorite stitch! The ends turn out nice and straight and it looks so cute. I'm making a dish cloth and dish towel set.

@RichTexturesCrochet 3 года назад

Nice!

@christykennedy4001 Год назад

I love this stitch! I've been looking for the perfect stitch to make lapghan for a friend of mine who loves bright red (& I don't 😕) so then it gets challenging for me. I'm 3 rows in & it's going to be gorgeous! Thanks for sharing! Love your channel!!

@zelhamohdnoor2433 Год назад

Love to try.. it's a beautiful pattern 🌹

@zuleigahanslip7200 4 года назад

Hi Sarah i am going to make a cowl in this pretty daisy stitch, so pretty, thank you very much for your excellent tutorials! Lots of love to you and your family, stay safe xxx

@RichTexturesCrochet 4 года назад

A cowl would be very pretty! I hope you and your family are staying safe as well :)

@shamsalnahar8287 4 года назад

Wow wonderful. God bless you

@TAY-TAY249 Год назад

Love this

@christinahutchison3967 4 года назад

Love your videos your camera angles are amazing I can see so well. I think I’m going to practice and practice and try to use that as a border on a wedding Afghan on making

@musicinfatuation 2 года назад

Yes I like it very pretty stitch indeed

@Tracypeppers Год назад

Thanks 😊 Your video is easy to follow

@sueharris3017 2 года назад

I’m going to try this new stitch on my next baby blanket.

@annis9820 4 года назад

So nice💚

@nanceb4him 4 года назад

Beautiful!

@RichTexturesCrochet 4 года назад

Thank you!

@ChristinaFromFlint 4 года назад

What a cool looking stitch! Would be great for a dish scrubbie!!

@gailbailey6560 4 года назад

Agreed face cloth too. Made mine this a.m. plan to use for tomorrow's shower

@marionstevens2977 Год назад

I'm gonna use it for a sweater

@Irena927 2 года назад

Very nice tutorial.

@laurahurst1960 2 года назад

Great teaching

@moiashi Год назад

i enjoyed learning this stitch so much that i'd want to learn how to make a top using it 😭💓

@lesleyoliver5582 4 года назад

At last, I can envisage a short sleeve jumper in this stitch. Hope this finds you all well in mind, body and spirit. Thanks from Australia 🐨🐨🦘🦘

@doloresbaltierra447 2 года назад

I’m in love with this stitch. It’s so pretty on both sides. Will this work starting with a foundation SC ?

@user-eb4vc6ep2b 8 месяцев назад

❤❤❤

@hadiemacleod8094 4 года назад

Lovely stich! How would you do this in the round? Any ideas for decreasing? I'm using #10 crochet cotton and a1. 25 mm hook and was inspired by your beautiful hook, but sadly the don't make them that small. I'm making a tiny necklace pouch, I forget what you call them.

@cathykillion6241 3 года назад

I guess a dish cloth and matching dish towel

@ionewalker5217 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. I am a visual learner, until this type of video was available it was all single crochet for me. Your direction is clear, slow enough to follow, generally WONDERFUL 👍. I can hardly wait to see it on the end of my hook🌝

@RichTexturesCrochet 4 года назад

I’m so glad you liked it :)

@teresaelk9922 4 года назад

❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹THX❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌷

@teresaallen69 3 года назад

Can you this stitch be used to make a skirt? Will I be able to increase it at either end?

@YonkersNY3636 Год назад

You said the last daisy is finished in the "chain 1". Is the "chain 1" at the end of each row the unworked chain of the beginning chain 3 of the previous row?