Daisy Pin | Pattern Update

My 2010 Daisy Pin pattern has been recently updated:

• New DMC thread suggestion, which can be found in almost any craft stores like JoAnn, Michaels, etc.
• More clearer instructions and all stitch diagram re-drawn in Adobe Illustrator in my current style
• New modern layout

The pattern in the process to be sent to everyone who purchased it at Ravelry, Etsy and my Pattern shop. I’ll do my best to sent an updated version to everyone, but in case if I miss someone, please let me know, and I’ll be glad to send your updated version right away.

Daisy Pin

Go whimsical with an ever-so-fun crocheted Daisy Pin—perfect for a party-ready look or for just traipsing along on a summer day! The Daisy Pin consists of a flower, a pistil (middle part) and a leaf.
This pin is a wonderful accent for a hat, sweater, bag, scarf, gloves or whatever you can think of! It can easily be turned into a necklace or a headband (both instructions are included). These beautiful crochet flowers work up quickly and make great gifts too. Find a fun way to make your own!

YARN
Thread weight (#0 Lace).
Shown: DMC Cotton Perle 5 (100% cotton; 27 yd [25 m]/5 g): 1 skein of #648 white (MC).
DMC Six Strand Embroidery Floss (100% cotton; 8.7 yd [8 m]): 1 skein each of #92 multi green (CC1) and for Headband/Necklace #470 (CC2).

Sport weight (#2 Fine).
Shown: Omega Passy (70% acrylic; 30% polyester boucle, 188 yd [170 m]/1.75 oz [50 g]): 1 yd of  #904 yellow (CC3).

CROCHET HOOK

Steel hook size 7 (1.65 mm); size C/2 (2.75 mm)
Notions
•  1 size 2″ (50 mm) snap hair clip or 1″ (25 mm) back safety catch bar
•  1 size 1/2″ (13 mm) ladybug button (shown: handpainted ladybug buttons by JHB)

SIZE
4″ (10 cm) wide x 3.25” (8 cm) tall

GAUGE
Flower Motif = 3.25″ (8 cm) in diameter.
Gauge is not critical for this design.   

NOTIONS

•  1 size 2″ (50 mm) snap hair clip or 1″ (25 mm) back safety catch bar
•  1 size 1/2″ (13 mm) ladybug button (shown: handpainted ladybug buttons by JHB)
•  2 size 12 mm lime green wooden beads
•  Sewing needle and coordinating thread
•  Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

This pattern involves crochet skills only.

10 pages, 3 stitch diagrams, Glossary, MAGIC (ADJUSTABLE) RING Tutorial, Conversion Charts.

P.S.: Oh, and I have some exciting news for you to share soon, stay tuned!! ;o)