I just would like to say after watching lots of others crocheting flowers this person is the very best as she does do it as slow as she can and all her flower making and other crocheting making is very easy to follow and I am very glad that she is on here to show people how to crochet if you are a beginner and if you have call teas in Reading or writing so by watching this person's crocheting she is very good I'm very good to under stand on how to make whatever item you would like to make thank you very very much for putting your ideas on here and to show how to crochet flowers which is one of the things that I like to do more than anything else I have tried crochet blankets but just normal old fashioned crochet by watching your crocheting videos it is showing me on how to crochet pattern blankets thank you very very much again keep it up as I love watching your crochet videos on how to make things as you explain them as slowly as you can and very easy for me to be able to try them myself so thank you very much
You are by-far the best teacher of crocheting I have come across. You teach in a step-by step manner. You don’t rush through steps. I can see each stitch that helps me when I am crocheting. I love these patterns of flowers you have created. Thank you, thank you. I’m currently making some tulips, but when I am done I am going to make these flowers.
Thank you for this wonderful design. This is the best daffodil tutorial I have crocheted. I like how you start the cupped center then continue to crochet the connected petals. I have made 5 so far for a bouquet.
I've been crocheting for over forty years and yet there is always something new to learn. Very happy to find a flower pattern that's not just the same old, same old. Thanks!
Just started crocheting at the age of 62! Have so enjoyed your tutorials as you are a terrific teacher...easy to follow and your creations are beautiful. Thank you.
This is the best daffodil crochet pattern I've seen yet, thank you so much! Also, please don't take this as an offense because I mean it as a true compliment ~ Your lovely voice puts me to sleep! I just started crocheting a few months ago, and once I found your TH-cam here I listen/watch a video every night before I drift off to dreamland. I feel like Mary Poppins is telling me a nice bedtime story. Haha! :) Thanks for all you do and share!
Lovely lovely daffodil, one of my fave flowers! Great idea of a Mothers' Day gift, which is coming soon. I enjoy watching your very clear and concise tutorials, always, with your sweet BBC English voice. Thank you for sharing your talents!
Very pretty...and your instructions are so well explained...to answer one of your questions at beginning...the centre of the daffodil...I call it the trumpet.....I am looking forward to creating these...with your help.. thank you x
Just found your tutorial , so easy to follow and perfectly explained. Thanku . I love daffodils but they are so fleeting in spring, now I can make my own permanent display 💕
This pattern has given me so much joy! I had no yellow so I used colors I had. In the fun of it, I've created some new flowers; the Purpodil (I had several purples on hand) and the Grafodil (plenty of green too). I continued combing boxes for yarn and I found pink and white so, finally, I was able to make a "real" daffodil too. Thanks for sharing the pattern. :-)
The ‘tube’ part of a daffodil is called the ‘TRUMPET’!Thanks for this great tutorial...from a Welsh girl who will DEFINITELY make a bouquet of these for my home!!xx
Thank you so much for the video. I made some for a couple of moms who are very special to me. They are going to be very surprised on mothers day. . I placed them in a vases . They look so beautiful . Thank you again for taking the time to make this video.
I really enjoy your videos. You have a calming voice which makes it easy to follow. Also I am so happy to see that you crochet holding your pieces instead of your pointer finger sticking up. I do the same as you. Lol. Can't wait to get some of your flowers on the go.
Absolutely Fantastic! Been hunting for a daffodil pattern after doing the tulips for Mothers Day. Hoping to have various vases of seasonal crocheted flowers in window all year round. ThanQ so much for all your hard work. It is very much appreciated.
You are so good at explaining. I have crocheted for years but still learned something. You seem to know when to stop and give us a pause. Only wish we could get a print out of pattern. Thank you so much.
I love this pattern, thank you so much! I did make a couple small changes because I didn't like how big the center turned out when I made it. I cut out rounds 6-8. Also instead of doing front loop only, I did back loop only for round 3, and that made it flare out, which is the look I wanted. Awesome tutorial! I'm making a bouquet for my mother in law, daffodils are her favorite 😊
I wanted to say thank you for this tutorial I used it to make a them as gifts for family to remember my Nana and they went down very well so thank you we love the pattern.
Thank you for your lovely spring daffodils 🌼 the center of the daffodil is called a trumpet as iam a gardener and florist it's spot on love ❤️ Wendy x x
I just made this for a tea cosy which is meant to have a daffodil on top that is knitted in the round, which I struggled with. So I searched for a crochet version and found yours. Thanks for your excellent tutorial. I made the trumpet in orange and the petals in yellow. It's so nice!
These look so real. Daffodils are my favorite flower!! This is the best pattern I have seen of a daffodil so far. I am definitely going to make a bunch of these. Thank you so much!!❤
This pattern is stunningly beautiful and not difficult to make, and your video is wonderfully clear. I have used different colors to simulate other narcissus flowers (white or yellow petals, yellow or copper pink or orange or mint green centers), and I will be tacking them onto a framed board for display. Thank you so much for this video. BTW, I made them using Aunt Lydia's size 10 cotton crochet yarn and a size 9 Bates steel crochet hook. Any size 10 cotton crochet yarn will work (including Red Heart or J&P Coates Knit-Cro-Sheen which sadly is no longer available).
Fantastic tutorial I can follow this you do it nice and slow every step is nice and clear thank you I am putting a ferrio Roche in centre for Easter treat x
You are amazing. I watched the entire video to get the full picture of what I will need to do. Now I can hardly wait to get started. Brilliant!!! Thank you!!!!
iI have watched and cal'd with the video excluding the flower stem as I didn't have any wire or tape. its quite damp weather in uk so I will be filling my sitting room with daffodils as other than sunflowers I find them to be very cheerful flowers. thank you x
Perfect! I made all of my flowers and bought the wire and tape but wasn't sure how to assemble it all. 😂 Your instructions are easy to understand and are exactly what I was looking for. What would I do without you? Thank you so much for everything. I wish you peace, love, and happiness always.✌🏻💐🐾🧵🇺🇸
Quick tip! Florist tape releases glue when you pull it out a bit and then you don’t have to use as much either. Love all your videos, thank you so much.
thank u for your instructions I just made a daffodil with my extra yarn left from the shawl. I place the daffodil on the shawl looks amazing and beautiful ... God Bless you
Ooh wow! Thank you so very much for your Patient to show us this wonderful flower. And....by the way, my english gets better.many greetings from Frankfurt, germany,Edith
The technique for using florist tape is to slightly stretch it as you go and that makes it sticky. I used to use a lot of this as I made sugar paste flowers for my wedding cakes!
My mum has hinted she wants flowers for mothers day however she doesnt like real ones as my dad is allergic to pollen. These are lovely and safe around my dad. Thankyou so so much xxx
I came across your videos the other day as I was curious on how to crochet flowers. I'm a knitter and I wanted to make little flowers to attach to hats, jumpers etc., but I've never crocheted before! The first couple of videos taught me the basics, and I've already made one small pink flower. Thank you so much. I nearly fell off my chair when I saw that you had a daffodil video up too, though - daffodils are my favourite flowers! I'm a little obsessed with them maybe, so I will just have to do this one. I MUST master the technique! Also I agree with another poster below, you have a lovely soothing voice, and I actually drifted off to one of your videos last night, haha! Thank you so much for these great instructions, you are a star.
This was AWESOME!!!!.....I enjoy so much watching you...talented with s soft spoken voice...you are just a great teacher.....thanks for sharing your time and talent....Now I just hope I can do 😊
I can't wait to make these, daffodils are one of my favorite flowers, reminds me of my childhood, we had loads of these that sprung up every year. Now I'm gonna pop over and check out your tulip video, my second favorite flower 😊 Thanks for sharing!!
I love your flower videos! They are so adorable! You explain so well and I just find your videos very satisfying and easy to follow. Keep up the good work!
I couldn't tell if you were doing it but if you stretch the tape it gets sticker. Beautiful tutorial for the Daffodil I enjoyed watching it, thank you!!!
Love the flower and all your video. You have taught me how to crochet! One thing I want to point out about this pattern. I have made 2 daffodils. You say you may want to crochet first part ("cup") inside out. If you do this and do picot edging while still inside out it is Perfect. Like yours in video. However on second I followed written pattern which I downloaded. It doesn't say to crochet inside out and I forgot. So the picot edging stuck outward rather than inward. So it was a very different look. Just an FYI. Again thank you. You are amazing!!
Nice! Now I know what to do with this yellow yarn that I have laying around 😃 I normally never use yellow so I didn’t know what to use it for. I will make some daffodils for my mum for Easter/spring decorations ☺️ Thank you for the video 😊😊
I need to see it again , it switched to next project before it was finished, I like the way you teach, I do not know how to pull it back up any suggestions? Thank You
I just would like to say after watching lots of others crocheting flowers this person is the very best as she does do it as slow as she can and all her flower making and other crocheting making is very easy to follow and I am very glad that she is on here to show people how to crochet if you are a beginner and if you have call teas in Reading or writing so by watching this person's crocheting she is very good I'm very good to under stand on how to make whatever item you would like to make thank you very very much for putting your ideas on here and to show how to crochet flowers which is one of the things that I like to do more than anything else I have tried crochet blankets but just normal old fashioned crochet by watching your crocheting videos it is showing me on how to crochet pattern blankets thank you very very much again keep it up as I love watching your crochet videos on how to make things as you explain them as slowly as you can and very easy for me to be able to try them myself so thank you very much
You are by-far the best teacher of crocheting I have come across. You teach in a step-by step manner. You don’t rush through steps. I can see each stitch that helps me when I am crocheting. I love these patterns of flowers you have created. Thank you, thank you. I’m currently making some tulips, but when I am done I am going to make these flowers.
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You are an amazing teacher. For anyone new to crocheting, I always send them to you 😊🥰. Thank you Laura xx
How can people dislike this ? they must just go around youtube and just dislike stuff, this is lovely and nothing to dislike .
Thank you for this wonderful design. This is the best daffodil tutorial I have crocheted. I like how you start the cupped center then continue to crochet the connected petals. I have made 5 so far for a bouquet.
Glad it was helpful!
I've been crocheting for over forty years and yet there is always something new to learn. Very happy to find a flower pattern that's not just the same old, same old. Thanks!
Just started crocheting at the age of 62! Have so enjoyed your tutorials as you are a terrific teacher...easy to follow and your creations are beautiful. Thank you.
This is the best daffodil crochet pattern I've seen yet, thank you so much! Also, please don't take this as an offense because I mean it as a true compliment ~ Your lovely voice puts me to sleep! I just started crocheting a few months ago, and once I found your TH-cam here I listen/watch a video every night before I drift off to dreamland. I feel like Mary Poppins is telling me a nice bedtime story. Haha! :) Thanks for all you do and share!
Susan O'Bryant he he he no, I would never take offence to that, you are very kind and I'm delighted that you enjoy my tutorials! :)
Lol...this is the sweetest comment I've ever read! Such a hunny bunny you are! ❤
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I totally agree 👍
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Lovely lovely daffodil, one of my fave flowers! Great idea of a Mothers' Day gift, which is coming soon. I enjoy watching your very clear and concise tutorials, always, with your sweet BBC English voice. Thank you for sharing your talents!
Very pretty...and your instructions are so well explained...to answer one of your questions at beginning...the centre of the daffodil...I call it the trumpet.....I am looking forward to creating these...with your help.. thank you x
Just found your tutorial , so easy to follow and perfectly explained. Thanku . I love daffodils but they are so fleeting in spring, now I can make my own permanent display 💕
This pattern has given me so much joy! I had no yellow so I used colors I had. In the fun of it, I've created some new flowers; the Purpodil (I had several purples on hand) and the Grafodil (plenty of green too). I continued combing boxes for yarn and I found pink and white so, finally, I was able to make a "real" daffodil too. Thanks for sharing the pattern. :-)
The ‘tube’ part of a daffodil is called the ‘TRUMPET’!Thanks for this great tutorial...from a Welsh girl who will DEFINITELY make a bouquet of these for my home!!xx
Love Wales! Glad you enjoyed :)
Thank you so much for the video. I made some for a couple of moms who are very special to me. They are going to be very surprised on mothers day. . I placed them in a vases . They look so beautiful . Thank you again for taking the time to make this video.
I really enjoy your videos. You have a calming voice which makes it easy to follow. Also I am so happy to see that you crochet holding your pieces instead of your pointer finger sticking up. I do the same as you. Lol. Can't wait to get some of your flowers on the go.
Wonderful! I love daffodils too. Great tutorial. I'll have to watch your tulip tutorial. These are so lifelike.
Bestest tutorial ever on TH-cam thanks for sharing
Absolutely Fantastic!
Been hunting for a daffodil pattern after doing the tulips for Mothers Day. Hoping to have various vases of seasonal crocheted flowers in window all year round. ThanQ so much for all your hard work. It is very much appreciated.
My goodness what a
beautiful flower. They will be my next project
Thank you for tutorial.
You are so good at explaining. I have crocheted for years but still learned something. You seem to know when to stop and give us a pause. Only wish we could get a print out of pattern. Thank you so much.
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I am madly in love with the daffodil I made. Thank you!!!
Love your daffodils and love the way you show how to make them has you take your time in every detail
I love this pattern, thank you so much!
I did make a couple small changes because I didn't like how big the center turned out when I made it. I cut out rounds 6-8. Also instead of doing front loop only, I did back loop only for round 3, and that made it flare out, which is the look I wanted.
Awesome tutorial! I'm making a bouquet for my mother in law, daffodils are her favorite 😊
I just got done following your video and I just love my daffodil.... thank you. Daffodil's are my favorite flower.
I wanted to say thank you for this tutorial I used it to make a them as gifts for family to remember my Nana and they went down very well so thank you we love the pattern.
Thank you for your easy to follow video and clear instructions. Completed my first daffodil ❤️
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love love love these! Daffodils are my favorite flowers and they don't last after you cut them and bring them in the house. Excited to make these
I love these, so pretty and fun to make. I plan on giving them to my mum for Mother’s Day. Thank you!!
Thank you for your lovely spring daffodils 🌼 the center of the daffodil is called a trumpet as iam a gardener and florist it's spot on love ❤️ Wendy x x
I love that you are such a good teacher
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Really clear instructions and camera close ups which really helped.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, its a pleasure watching and listening to you.
I just made this for a tea cosy which is meant to have a daffodil on top that is knitted in the round, which I struggled with. So I searched for a crochet version and found yours. Thanks for your excellent tutorial. I made the trumpet in orange and the petals in yellow. It's so nice!
Thank you for your instructions on crocheting. I learn crocheting by being shown and you are wonderful. Thank you. B
These look so real. Daffodils are my favorite flower!! This is the best pattern I have seen of a daffodil so far. I am definitely going to make a bunch of these. Thank you so much!!❤
This pattern is stunningly beautiful and not difficult to make, and your video is wonderfully clear. I have used different colors to simulate other narcissus flowers (white or yellow petals, yellow or copper pink or orange or mint green centers), and I will be tacking them onto a framed board for display. Thank you so much for this video. BTW, I made them using Aunt Lydia's size 10 cotton crochet yarn and a size 9 Bates steel crochet hook. Any size 10 cotton crochet yarn will work (including Red Heart or J&P Coates Knit-Cro-Sheen which sadly is no longer available).
Fantastic tutorial I can follow this you do it nice and slow every step is nice and clear thank you I am putting a ferrio Roche in centre for Easter treat x
I'm making this for daffodil day at school (which is for the national cancer society) tysm for sharing this!
You are amazing. I watched the entire video to get the full picture of what I will need to do. Now I can hardly wait to get started. Brilliant!!! Thank you!!!!
Beautiful! A bit of sunshine.
Thank you so much for an excellent tutorial. I'm looking forward to making some daffodils. Am going for supplies today. All the best.
Hi I have been doing this project all week and its coming along nicely
Very beautiful , and you have so much patience. thank you for sharing . You truly inspire me .
iI have watched and cal'd with the video excluding the flower stem as I didn't have any wire or tape. its quite damp weather in uk so I will be filling my sitting room with daffodils as other than sunflowers I find them to be very cheerful flowers. thank you x
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Perfect! I made all of my flowers and bought the wire and tape but wasn't sure how to assemble it all. 😂 Your instructions are easy to understand and are exactly what I was looking for. What would I do without you? Thank you so much for everything. I wish you peace, love, and happiness always.✌🏻💐🐾🧵🇺🇸
Quick tip! Florist tape releases glue when you pull it out a bit and then you don’t have to use as much either. Love all your videos, thank you so much.
thank u for your instructions I just made a daffodil with my extra yarn left from the shawl. I place the daffodil on the shawl looks amazing and beautiful ... God Bless you
Very good and simple design, excellent explanation. Thank you!
Ooh wow! Thank you so very much for your Patient to show us this wonderful flower. And....by the way, my english gets better.many greetings from Frankfurt, germany,Edith
That's wonderful!
Loved the slow and very well explained instructions! I can keep up for a change 😀
The technique for using florist tape is to slightly stretch it as you go and that makes it sticky. I used to use a lot of this as I made sugar paste flowers for my wedding cakes!
My mum has hinted she wants flowers for mothers day however she doesnt like real ones as my dad is allergic to pollen. These are lovely and safe around my dad. Thankyou so so much xxx
lovely will enjoy making these. really like you tutorials. thank you
I came across your videos the other day as I was curious on how to crochet flowers. I'm a knitter and I wanted to make little flowers to attach to hats, jumpers etc., but I've never crocheted before! The first couple of videos taught me the basics, and I've already made one small pink flower. Thank you so much. I nearly fell off my chair when I saw that you had a daffodil video up too, though - daffodils are my favourite flowers! I'm a little obsessed with them maybe, so I will just have to do this one. I MUST master the technique! Also I agree with another poster below, you have a lovely soothing voice, and I actually drifted off to one of your videos last night, haha! Thank you so much for these great instructions, you are a star.
***** Aww you're very kind to say so! So glad you like my flowers.
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Thanks for teaching about the fake stitch!! That was so helpful xx
Amazing! Thank you so very much. Am able to do great things with my knitting skills just because you helped out.
This was AWESOME!!!!.....I enjoy so much watching you...talented with s soft spoken voice...you are just a great teacher.....thanks for sharing your time and talent....Now I just hope I can do 😊
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Loved this tutorial...you make it so enjoyable to listen to you xx
THANK YOU.....JUST LOVELY!!!!! GREAT MOTHER'S DAY GIFT!
It's a lovely pattern. I love it!!! Thank you again.
The way you say "ok?" is just adorable!!!
I love this! My husband and I are renewing our vows next April and I will make these instead of paying a florist!!
Allison T what a wonderful idea, a really lovely keepsake. :)
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Beautiful thanks for sharing your talent
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So enjoyable to watch! Might have to give it a go. Thanks.
Amazing pattern! i used too thick yarn the fist time so am remaking it with thinner yarn thank you so much!!!
I really love this !!!! Thank You for the video and taking your time to work the stitches.
lovely thank you I love daffodils
Lovely. Enjoyed making it along. Thanks
Wow. You explain things so well!!! Thank you! Can't wait to try this and check out your other tutorials.
I am re visiting this video. Excellent.
I can't wait to make these, daffodils are one of my favorite flowers, reminds me of my childhood, we had loads of these that sprung up every year. Now I'm gonna pop over and check out your tulip video, my second favorite flower 😊 Thanks for sharing!!
Always looking forward to your post. Thank you for always posting amazing crochet projects!!
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Love these Daffodils!!!
You are very talented! Thank you for the clear instructions!
Very beautiful flowers.Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for this great tutorial. So pleased to find a video that is easy to follow. I am making daffodils for a St David's Day post topper :)
I just finish making this...I LOVE IT!!!
awesome flower and a very good tutorial
I love your flower videos! They are so adorable! You explain so well and I just find your videos very satisfying and easy to follow. Keep up the good work!
Good Video! Easy to unterstand for german people too! I like it and try to crochet the beautiful daffodil (:
I like them so much! You explain very good. I try to make them. Greetings from Italy
Great tutorial! Thank you so much👍🏻 Best wishes from Sweden🇸🇪
So pretty! I simply love your videos! I'm going to make mine white and yellow. Thank you!
I have learnt a lot from you too you both are amazing
The middle part of daffodil is referred to as a trumpet. Looking forward to trying this out :-)
So beautiful ! Daffodils are my favorite flower ♥️ I am going to be making some of these 😊 Wish me luck !!
I couldn't tell if you were doing it but if you stretch the tape it gets sticker. Beautiful tutorial for the Daffodil I enjoyed watching it, thank you!!!
This is brilliant! Thank you so much. I must give it a try.
Thank u it's cute I'm making this for my mommy
Love the flower and all your video. You have taught me how to crochet! One thing I want to point out about this pattern. I have made 2 daffodils. You say you may want to crochet first part ("cup") inside out. If you do this and do picot edging while still inside out it is Perfect. Like yours in video. However on second I followed written pattern which I downloaded. It doesn't say to crochet inside out and I forgot. So the picot edging stuck outward rather than inward. So it was a very different look. Just an FYI. Again thank you. You are amazing!!
Nice! Now I know what to do with this yellow yarn that I have laying around 😃 I normally never use yellow so I didn’t know what to use it for. I will make some daffodils for my mum for Easter/spring decorations ☺️ Thank you for the video 😊😊
I love daffodils. . thanks for sharing
Love your tutorials and have made some and love them
Excellente!!Excellent!!!
excellent tutorial, taught myself to crochet by watching excellent tutorials like yours, thank you, any more flowers to follow?
so lovely, we have these growing wild outside our window.
So pretty ❣️Thanks for the great tutorial. I didn’t have light yellow so I did one with white and pink and it came out so well😊
This is really good. You are talented. Great job! I enjoyed this video
Thank you so much! Excellent!!! You are a good teacher for me. 👍👏!!! 😍💝💐
I need to see it again , it switched to next project before it was finished, I like the way you teach, I do not know how to pull it back up any suggestions? Thank You
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