How to Crochet a Popcorn Flower Daisy Square (BEGINNER)

In this step by step crochet tutorial, we will learn how to crochet this cute popcorn flower square. This tutorial is beginner friendly but will require knowledge of the basic crochet stitches. Popcorn stitches are a fun, easy way to give your crochet some amazing texture and really makes the flower petals in this square "pop". These squares are suitable for so many different projects, including blankets, cardigans, cushion covers, bags, and more!
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Round 1
04:03 Round 2
10:46 Round 3
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[@fritula6200]

Wonderful teaching: so empowering! Thank you.

[@mefromthesea9402]

This is lovely and you are a really good teacher. Thank you si much.

[@meemamakes]

Wow, thank you!

[@masuganut2082]

Oooooh how beautiful!!!
Thank you ❤❤❤

[@meemamakes]

You are welcome! Enjoy 😁

[@jennatakamoto6146]

Hi- such a helpful and in depth tutorial for a beginner crocheter!
I’d love to make this but I was wondering what the dimensions were for the smaller squares in the green?
Thank you !

[@gallus15]

Thanks! Very nice mini flower granny 😊

[@meemamakes]

Thankyou so much. I just need to decide on what to use them for!

[@handytopic]

Super

[@shreyarao2106]

Just made this! I only used one colour but it still looks handsome

[@meemamakes]

Oooo this is a good idea. I will try this!

[@savitakaushik3882]

Oh..how beautiful ! such an easy way to explain that the beginner like me could do it easily, Thank-you from India 🇮🇳...

[@meemamakes]

I’m so glad this helped you and you like the square. Happy hooking ❤️

[@juliatenney4926]

Awesome 👍 instructions!!!

[@meemamakes]

Yay I’m so happy it works well for you 😁

[@marmotteeveillee4947]

Oh j’adooore tout ce que tu fais , ton travail est très inspirant, merci🙏💝

[@meemamakes]

Thankyou

[@sattalurisubhashini2291]

Beautiful❤

[@janettewoodhouse6046]

Thank You Memma❤

[@meemamakes]

You're welcome 😊

[@Arifazyab]

I loved it❤Ty fr this video

[@Trish_C]

What hook size and yarn were used for the green squares shown during the tutorial. They appear much smaller next to the square made in this video

[@meemamakes]

@@Trish_C it was Debbie bliss baby cash merino (sport weight yarn) and a 3.5mm hook, so yes it is smaller than the hook and yarn in the tutorial

[@Trish_C]

Thank you for responding so quickly. I love the smaller version and appreciate your tutorial. Thanks!! 😊

[@sandrajames7852]

Thanks for a very good tutorial 👍

[@namratasadana4680]

U have really explained it nicely but please let me know which number crochet hook r u using thanks

[@meemamakes]

This is chunky weight yarn and a 6mm hook 😊

[@julietteigwe8789]

Great tutorial. Thank you 😊

[@sooyahandle]

❤❤❤❤

[@gemmabaezagilabert959]

Que bonito!!!
Soy principiante,que proyecto podria haver on estos granos?
Gracias

[@meemamakes]

Anything you want! I made a hat from them but you could make a bag, cushion cover, blanket etc

[@lilymarleensblurofcolor3273]

I don’t really like the magic ring, I don’t know why, I just don’t. So this is a really good alternative. 😊

[@meemamakes]

I’m not a fan of the normal magic ring either, it’s sooo fiddly and always opens up on my 😂 I either do this or a double magic ring. I’m glad it helped you find an alternative 😊

[@nusratjahan4821]

Hi!
Can you please tell me what yarn did you use?

[@susanjenningsjones]

Great tutorial. What yarn and hook size did you use, please?

[@meemamakes]

For this tutorial I used Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino, which is sport weight, with a 3.75mm hook

[@susanjenningsjones]

@@meemamakes thank you. The yarn looked very good quality and easy to work with. I’m new to crochet and yarn I’ve recently brought from HobbyCraft is quite difficult to use as it’s splits. I’m using a big hook 6mm which is recommended with yarn.

[@meemamakes]

@@susanjenningsjones Yarn choice is so important! I've found that Hobbycraft can be hit and miss. If you're on a budget then I'd recommend stylecraft special dk or hayfield bonus. Debbie Bliss is quite expensive but a good alternative is Drops Design from woolwarehouse.co.uk - any of their merino or cotton yarns are great. I also have a discount code for Wool Warehouse MEEMAMAKES10. I don't earn anything from it but I am a big supporter of wool warehouse. They have a fantastic range and super quick delivery! Hopefully changing up your yarn will make things easier for you!

[@susanjenningsjones]

Many thanks, when I was researching the Debbie Bliss it took me to the Wool Warehouse and I was looking at the Drops yarn. I do like feeling the wool as I don’t like anything itchy. I don’t mind getting expensive wool once I know I’m getting better. Thanks for the code and advice😀

[@meemamakes]

@@susanjenningsjones glad to help!

[@patphelps2979]

O dear😂