White daisies with tan centers sit inside flowing beige lace rings in this graceful runner. Textured side panels and a pointed lace end give it a boho chic look that suits glass, wood, and modern tables.
Materials
Worsted weight cotton cord or yarn in beige, about 400 g
Worsted weight cotton yarn in white, about 150 g
Crochet hook 4.5 mm
Tapestry needle
Finished Size
About 50 by 150 cm (20 by 59 inches)
Stitches Used (US Terms)
ch chain, sl st slip stitch, sc single crochet, hdc half double crochet, dc double crochet, tr treble crochet
Daisy (make 3, graduating in size)
Center: With beige, chain 10, join, and work 20 single crochet into the ring.
Petals: With white, chain 12. Work single crochet, half double crochet, 7 double crochet, half double crochet, and single crochet down the chain. Slip stitch in the next 2 stitches of the ring. Repeat for 10 petals. Add 2 chains to each petal for larger daisies.
Petal Pairs (make 6)
With white, make 2 petals as above and join them at the base to form a V shape.
Lace Rings
Around each daisy, work 2 rounds of beige chain 5 loops, then a round of single crochet to make a smooth ring.
Side Panels (make 8)
With beige, chain 16. Work rows alternating double crochet and chain 1 mesh for 10 rows. Finish with a shell edge on the outer side.
Assembly
Place the daisy rings down the center, with the petal pairs between them. Join the rings with chain 8 arches. Sew the side panels along both edges. Add a triangular mesh point at each end.
Final Thoughts
This daisy lace runner blends softness and texture. It looks especially lovely with peach and cream roses.