Daisy Cozy Throw Crochet Pattern

🌼 Create your own cozy Daisy Throw with an easy crochet pattern! Perfect for confident beginners, it includes clear step-by-step instructions and helpful photos, so you can crochet your throw with confidence. ✨ Easily customise the size and colours to create a cosy, unique piece that fits your style perfectly. 🧶💕 The pattern includes: • Full written instructions • Step-by-step photographs to help guide you through the pattern • Clear instructions for creating the daisy squares • Joining instructions • Full border instructions • Stitch abbreviations and terminology • Helpful guidance throughout the pattern - The pattern uses US crochet terminology. 🧶 THE FINISHED THROW The sample measures approximately: 102 cm × 102 cm (40 in × 40 in) Your finished size may vary depending on your yarn, hook size and individual tension. One of the things I love about this design is how easily it can be adapted. Make your throw smaller or larger by simply adjusting the number of squares, or experiment with different yarn weights and colour combinations to create something completely your own. 🧶 MATERIALS The sample was made using: • Lion Brand Hue + Me • Bulky weight #5 yarn • 3 colours of your choice • 6.5 mm crochet hook • Large-eye yarn needle • Scissors • Stitch markers - The pattern includes guidance on approximate yarn quantities. You don't have to use the same colours as my original sample — choosing your own colour combination is part of the fun! ✨ SKILL LEVEL : Confident Beginner - This pattern is written in a beginner-friendly style and includes photographs to help you along the way. - You should be comfortable with basic crochet stitches and working in rounds. No advanced techniques are required, but some familiarity with granny-square construction will be helpful. 🌼 MAKE IT YOUR OWN This design is intentionally versatile. You can: • Change the colours • Use different yarn weights • Adjust the size by adding or removing squares • Create a completely different look simply by changing your colour placement