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You look pretty happy for a girl so in love with Daisy Chain Fields merch.

The festival raised $20 million, which was donated to 10 nonprofit organizations featured at Daisy Chain Fields.

Fans could get temporary tattoos, shop hair accessories, and receive fairy-hair applications from Etsy sellers. They could also personalize their official Daisy Chain Fields merchandise with patches and live embroidery or create a junk-journal page inspired by their festival experience.

Michelle Cedeño Art is a Texas-based shop that transforms its fun, hand-drawn designs into scarves, tableware, apparel, art prints, and more. Inspired by nature and its incredible shapes, patterns, and colors, the shop aims to make everyday life a little more colorful and whimsical.

For Daisy Chain Fields, Michelle Cedeño Art designed a special deck of cards inspired by Olivia Rodrigo’s album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, and the festival itself.

Check out all of their products at Michelle Cedeño Art on Etsy.

The Space Bureau is an Idaho-based shop that creates patches, hats, bookmarks, beanies, risographs, and more. Founder Brooke Cassity is a graphic designer with a love for creating weird and playful designs. Every step of the process, from designing and digitizing to embroidery, is done entirely in-house.

For Daisy Chain Fields, The Space Bureau created a collection of festival-inspired patches featuring whimsical designs, including a garden window, a scenic mountainside, and a star-filled sky.

Check out all of their products at The Space Bureau on Etsy.

Starflower Stitches is a New York-based shop specializing in handmade beaded jewelry and embroidery art. Inspired by a love of color, the shop’s designs embrace a playful, vibrant aesthetic.

For Daisy Chain Fields, Starflower Stitches created its beaded daisy chain jewelry collection, available as a small bracelet, large bracelet, or choker. Each piece features pink and white beaded daisies that capture the whimsical spirit of the festival.

Check out all of their products at Starflower Stitches on Etsy.

ByJasmini is a New Jersey-based shop that creates stickers featuring playful, whimsical designs with a nostalgic, handmade feel.

For Daisy Chain Fields, ByJasmini created a junk journal kit designed to help fans document their festival experience or capture memories while listening to Olivia Rodrigo’s new album.

Check out all of their products at ByJasmini on Etsy.

Laura Mar Jewelry is a California-based shop that creates handmade hair accessories, earrings, necklaces, and rings. Inspired by the Japanese philosophies of wabi-sabi and kintsugi, the brand embraces the beauty of imperfection while incorporating recycled metals into its pieces.

For Daisy Chain Fields, Laura Mar Jewelry created a festival-ready hairpin set that lets you mix and match your favorite designs into a look that’s uniquely yours. The collection includes daisy and heart designs, mixed sets, and gemstone styles featuring citrine or rose quartz.

Check out all of their products at Laura Mar Jewelry on Etsy.

Kaylie Reads is a New Hampshire-based shop that creates handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pressed-flower bookmarks, stickers, Blind Date With a Book packages, and more. The brand hopes its unique works of art can complement your current reading.

For Daisy Chain Fields, Kaylie Reads created pressed-flower bookmarks featuring real pressed daisies and other florals, along with mixed-media elements such as stickers and embellishments. Each bookmark is finished with a tassel and charm, making every piece uniquely its own.

Check out all of their products at Kaylie Reads on Etsy.

Pretty Pink Pineapple is an Arizona-based shop that handcrafts quilted goods, linocut prints, and more. Its playful designs and creative pieces are made to spark whimsy and bring a little joy to everyday life.

For Daisy Chain Fields, Pretty Pink Pineapple created linocut prints featuring daisies and cassette tapes as a celebration of the tangible things you can touch, feel, and slow down with. Each piece is individually inked and hand-pressed using a physical block carved in the shop’s studio.

Check out all of their products at Pretty Pink Pineapple on Etsy.

Baby Pearl Studio is a New York-based shop that creates miniature hand-painted keepsakes, including pet portrait necklaces, lockets, and rings, inspired by the little joys of everyday life.

For Daisy Chain Fields, Baby Pearl Studio created a hand-painted heart daisy necklace celebrating handmade art, resilience, and the little moments that help us bloom. Each daisy is individually painted to create a flower that never fades, serving as a sweet reminder to carry a little softness wherever you go.

Check out all of their products at Baby Pearl Studio on Etsy.

Saint Tattoos is a Colorado-based shop that creates safe, playful temporary tattoos that give back. Each tattoo is hand-drawn and printed with skin-safe, non-toxic materials, and for every tattoo sold, the shop donates one to a children’s charity.

For Daisy Chain Fields, Saint Tattoos created hand-drawn temporary tattoos inspired by the festival, including a design featuring a daisy, music notes, and “Daisy Chain Fields” lettering. The shop also created daisy chain bracelet tattoos that can be trimmed and customized to your liking.

Check out all of their products at Saint Tattoos on Etsy.

Bridal Wish Design is a California-based shop that creates floral pieces, including flower crowns, bouquets, hair combs, centerpieces, and more for festivals, concerts, weddings, and other special occasions.

For Daisy Chain Fields, Bridal Wish Design created handcrafted daisy crowns made with real dried flowers for a timeless, whimsical look. The crowns are perfect for festivals, concerts, weddings, or simply embracing your love of wildflowers.

Check out all of their products at Bridal Wish Design on Etsy.