Crocheted Succulents: Cacti and Succulent Projects to Make: Cacti and Other Succulent Plants to Make

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Using crochet thread, work same as lower layer of succulent. Sew on top of base layers of leaves as seen in photos. Do you need an adorable desk buddy to keep you smiling throughout the day? This cute crochet succulent is your new best friend! He’s low maintenance (requires no water!) and is pretty easy to make. Succulents are definitely a popular trend, mostly because they are so easy to take care of. These unique plants are quite versatile and the crochet version is even better because it never dies!

If you love weird and wonderful succulents, then you’re going to adore this Crochet String Of Pearls. Look how cute those little crochet trendils are! Look sharp as you signal your love of our spiny friends by wearing a cactus mittens. After all, who doesn’t want to have cactus hands all winter long?Create a charming Crochet Hanging Succulent using any yarn that catches your eye, and couple it with a matching-size crochet hook to achieve the perfect balance of form and texture. Play with various colors and textures to design a captivating piece of botanical decor that reflects your love for plants and showcases your clever talents, featuring basic stitches such as the slip stitch, chain, single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet. This fascinating creation requires only simple shaping and finishing techniques, making it a perfect project for crocheters of all skill levels. Happy Crocheting! Let’s begin and shape these succulent petals to their base! Attaching and shaping the petals to the base Row 2:Ch 1, (3 hdc, ch 1, slip st) in fist sc, *slip st in next sc, (ch 1, 3 hdc, ch 1, slip st) in next sc; repeat from * to end. Crochet succulents can be used to create a variety of home decor items, including wreaths, garlands, and centerpieces. These colorful crochet flowers can make for a great gift to your loved ones as they’re never going to wilt away! 10. Crochet Beautiful Tulips

These Crochet patterns are all free and each crochet pattern is listed below. perfect for anyone who wants to use a little crochet in their home. These crochet plants make great housewarming gifts too. Succulents are very popular right now and these are a fun way to jump in on that crafting trend. Add them to small pots or decorative bowls to make them more realistic. Join yarn in the first leftover front loop from R2 of the soil. You will continue to work in a spiral using the leftover front loops following the instructions below for each round. String of Pearls Hanging Succulent by Evelyn Stowe. DK Weight Yarn and 4.25 mm (G) hook. Get the pattern here. Ellie, the Whale Succulent Amigurumi is so sweet and caring that she always brings her plants up to take a breath with her! Add this cute little critter to your succulent amigurumi family!Wondering what you’ll need to know for your project? Here are some of the most commonly used techniques and stitches you’ll find in the patterns below: For crocheting a succulent, the type and color of yarn is essential. This step will decide how realistic the succulent looks. We recommend cotton, wool, acrylic, and polyester yarn in green shades. You can also add other colors to make it more realistic.