Daisy granny bags are the best kind of sunshine you can carry. Below you’ll find 14 tried-and-true tutorials—from classic granny squares to sunburst and sunflower riffs—so you can pick the shape, join, and strap style that suits your skill and stash. Most use worsted cotton and simple squares you can batch while binging a show; several include full assembly diagrams and strap options (rope handles, i-cords, or built-in chains). To keep costs low, many patterns are scrap-friendly and scale up or down by changing square count or hook. Skim the “Supplies” to check yarn weight and tools, then jump straight to each direct tutorial link. When you’re ready to photograph your finish, peek at the image prompts for styling ideas that match each project’s colors. Let’s make something cheery!
Summer Days Daisy Bag
A nostalgic shoulder bag built from 15 daisy granny squares seamed into a clever V-top silhouette. The original features succulent green frames, white petals, and goldenrod centers in sturdy 24/7 Cotton—great drape without stretch. Expect a roomy small/medium finish with a comfy shoulder strap worked onto the edging. Make yours scrap-happy or stick with a tight palette for a chic retro vibe. The pattern includes round-by-round square instructions plus layout guidance, so assembly is a breeze. See the Summer Days Daisy Bag tutorial for the full photo walk-through and color notes. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted cotton (e.g., 24/7 Cotton), three colors
- 3.75–4.0 mm hooks (per pattern)
- Tapestry needle, scissors, blocking tools
Why it’s great: Clear square pattern + layout = reliable first daisy bag.
Breezy Days Daisy Bag
Prefer a slightly larger, dressier look? This version uses 13 daisy squares arranged into a neat tote with waistcoat-stitch edging and straps for durability. The taupe frame, ecru petals, and goldenrod centers feel understated and modern, but you can work a single-color option for a minimalist take. The post includes a step-by-step seaming path, top edging, and strap rounds—plus a full video for the square. Make it for everyday carry; add a bag organizer instead of sewing a lining. Get every detail in the Breezy Days Daisy Bag tutorial. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted cotton (Taupe/Ecru/Goldenrod)
- 2.75–3.75 mm hooks
- Stitch markers, needle, scissors
Why it’s great: Elegant palette and super-clean seaming guide.
Daisy Granny Square Bag
Thirteen squares, quick whipstitch seams, and simple straps yield an on-trend tote that’s beginner-friendly. Annie’s sample shows a teal frame with sunny centers—bold but balanced—plus clear photos for arranging and folding the panel into a sturdy bag. The instructions include top-edging rounds and handle options (store-bought or crocheted). Aim for tight stitches and cotton yarn for less stretch. Dive into the How to Crochet a Daisy Granny Square Bag tutorial for step images and yardage notes. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted cotton in 2–3 colors
- 4.0 mm hook
- Tapestry needle, scissors, optional pre-made handles
Why it’s great: Fast build with crisp, photo-guided assembly.
Daisy Granny Square Circle Bag
Love a bold color pop? Sam’s bag frames white-petal daisies with a rich purple body and bright centers for a fun statement tote. The pattern walks you through joining, then shaping the top into two peaks, and finishing with a long, comfy strap. It’s perfect for confident beginners who want practice batching squares and seaming cleanly. Adjust strap length easily by changing chain count. Follow the Daisy Granny Square Bag tutorial for step-by-step assembly. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted yarn: purple, white, yellow (+ optional black outline)
- 5.0 mm hook
- Needle, scissors, measuring tape
Why it’s great: Bold palette and simple, wearable shape.
Crochet Daisy Bag
A roomy tote with puffy-petal daisy squares, a faux-braid join for decorative seams, and spiral cord handles that look store-bought. The post includes a joining diagram, edging decreases for a smooth top, and separate spiral-handle instructions. The pink main color with white petals and yellow centers is sweet without being saccharine. Consider adding a simple fabric lining to prevent stretch. See the Crochet Daisy Bag tutorial for the full layout and finishing tips. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted acrylic/cotton, 3 colors
- 5.5 mm hook for squares; hook for handles per tutorial
- Tapestry needle; optional lining fabric, snap
Why it’s great: Faux-braid join + spiral handles elevate the finish.
Crochet Daisy Granny Square Bag
Compact and cute: 18 mini squares (about 2.9″) arranged nine per side for a petite everyday bag. The sample uses a light-yellow background with cream centers and white petals; the step-by-step photos show each round and a simple roll-stitch seam. A great stash-buster and perfect for tight, tidy tension. Check size notes if you prefer a taller silhouette. Follow the Crochet Daisy Granny Square Bag (Free Pattern) tutorial for full photo steps. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Light/DK cotton (3 colors)
- 3.0 mm hook
- Needle, stitch markers, scissors
Why it’s great: Small squares = fast progress and easy color play.
Sunburst Granny Square Bag
A sunburst variation that reads daisy-adjacent: yellow centers, fern ring, and misty-blue frames. The tutorial includes square sizing, assembly diagrams, flat slip-stitch joining, and strap math. It’s perfect if you want the daisy vibe with a chunkier petal texture and a classic boxy tote silhouette about 13″ x 13″. See the Sunburst Granny Square Bag pattern for video links and detailed finishing. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted acrylic (yellow, green, light blue)
- 5.5 mm hook
- Yarn needle, scissors, markers
Why it’s great: Extremely thorough diagrams + easy, tidy joins.
Granny Square Sunflower Bag
Swap daisies for sunflowers for late-summer warmth. Squares feature a black center, puff-stitch brown ring, lemon-yellow petals, and white frames for high contrast. The instructions include square pattern, slip-stitch joining, strap worked in thermal single crochet to reduce stretch, and a simple 12.5″ width target. A cheery market-day carry that still pairs with neutrals. See the Granny Square Sunflower Bag tutorial for the complete pattern. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted cotton: black, cafe au lait, lemon, white
- 4.5 mm hook
- Needle, scissors
Why it’s great: Thermal-SC strap = comfy and stable on the shoulder.
Making a Granny Square Bag
Want a super-quick finish? This purse uses just two oversized sunburst squares plus an i-cord strap (with optional zipper and lining). The sample mixes Stone Washed XL in Crystal Quartz, Canada Jade, Amazonite, and Moon Stone—earthy greens/teals with heathered neutrals. The tutorial covers the square, sewing, i-cord strap, and lining link. Great weekend project and an easy intro to non-stretch straps. See Making a granny square bag: Sunburst. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- #4 cotton/acrylic (4 colors)
- 5.0 mm hook
- Needle; optional zipper and lining fabric
Why it’s great: Only two squares—fastest flower-look bag here.
Crochet Sunburst Granny Square Bag
A boho-sweet take with candyfloss pink centers, macaron green ring, and banana-cream frames. Squares are joined into a neat rectangle, topped with two crocheted straps, and optionally lined. The post includes hook sizes for different sections and clear measurements for both squares and finished bag. Perfect for festival season or a gift. Work tight and block lightly to sharpen corners. See Crochet Sunburst Granny Square Bag Free Pattern for instructions and video. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Paintbox Cotton Aran in Candyfloss Pink, Banana Cream, Macaron Green
- 4.0–4.5 mm hooks
- Needle, scissors; optional lining
Why it’s great: Soft pastels with crisp, wearable structure.
Granny Square Daisy Tote Bag
Eight daisy squares, joined into four rectangles, then seamed for a compact tote—ideal if you want fewer motifs with bigger impact. Pattern notes call out long tails for weaving and give simple steps for strap construction. Work in sturdy cotton to hold shape; add a lining if you plan to carry heavier items. Follow the Granny Square Daisy Tote Bag Crochet Pattern for assembly photos and notes. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted cotton in 3 colors
- 5.0 mm hook
- Needle, scissors, measuring tape
Why it’s great: Fewer squares = faster project with bold motifs.
How to Crochet a Daisy Granny Square Bag
Prefer twelve-petal daisies? Lisa’s tutorial builds 13 squares with a fuller flower, then details fold-and-sew assembly with clear step photos and handle rounds. Great for adventurous beginners who want a slightly different petal look. Work with cotton for structure; block pieces before seaming so the layout behaves. Head to How to Crochet a Daisy Granny Square Bag for the full walkthrough. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted yarn in 2–3 colors
- 4.0–5.0 mm hook
- Needle, scissors, pins
Why it’s great: Fuller 12-petal daisies + stepwise folding diagrams.
Daisy Granny Square Tote Bag
A full video build—from making the daisy square to joining, shaping the V-top, and adding straps—with handy finished measurements (approx. 28 cm square body, 26 cm handles). Great if you learn best by watching hands and stitches in real time. Work tighter than blankets for a firmer tote. Grab worsted cotton and follow Crochet Daisy Granny Square Tote Bag Tutorial for a complete start-to-finish.
Supplies:
- Worsted cotton in 3 colors
- 4.0–5.0 mm hook
- Stitch markers, needle, scissors
Why it’s great: Clear, complete video for visual learners.
Daisy Crochet Flower Bag
Not into squares? Try a graphic daisy panel using corner-to-corner crochet, then seam and add straps for a bold pixel-style tote. The charted design is beginner-friendly if you know color changes, and the look is crisp and modern—perfect for gifts. Use sturdy cotton so the panel holds shape. Follow the Daisy Crochet Flower Bag Pattern for the chart, written rows, and finishing. Tutorial.
Supplies:
- Worsted cotton in daisy colors
- Hook per gauge (typically 5.0–5.5 mm)
- Needle, scissors, optional lining
Why it’s great: Fresh, graphic daisy without granny squares.
