I absolutely love this little cactus garden and I'm sure I will try it myself! Five different cactus plants make such a lovely variety of succulents, that are ideal to embellish your home decor, especially when you love having plants around!
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Succulents Free Crochet Pattern
Succulents are very popular right now and they come in a wide variety of interesting shapes and sizes. These Crochet Succulents are a great way to bring the outdoors in without worry about any maintenance. You can display these little cuties all around your house. You can make them look even more realistic by placing your crochet flower in a miniature bowl, bucket, or pot. Get going with Succulents Free Crochet Pattern to make your own. It's quick and easy. It's a good way of using up leftover yarn. Happy crocheting.
Three Tiny Crochet Cactus Patterns (All Free)
The next three crochet cactus patterns in this round up might look a little familiar. After all, these are the same three cacti that we saw above-an armless young saguaro, a prickly pear, and a barrel cactus. However, the crochet patterns are completely different.
These crochet patterns are tiny. These are particularly great if you want to:
- Quickly complete an instant gratification project or last minute gift
- Use up small bundles of yarn, especially if you have green in your stash
- Want to make a cactus keychain or magnet
Although they are small, these crochet cactus patterns pack a big punch. In addition to single crochet, you'll get the opportunity to use double crochet. Plus you'll get to use both sc and dc post stitches. Not to mention, the added flower on top of each little crochet cactus is the perfect pop of color.
Crochet Succulents Free Pattern
I absolutely love these heart pillows - they look so adorable and will be a sweet embellishment for your eclectic home decor or a great addition for a teenage room. Above all, they're really comfy! I'm sure I will try this pattern, hope you'll too!
Amigurumi Cacti Free Crochet Patterns
This link will take you to the first three crochet cactus patterns in this roundup. It's a great place for you to start because the three cacti are each very different but there are many similarities in their construction. Therefore, you'll get the chance to really practice what it is like to build out different styles of cacti.
These are really classic crochet designs. There is a saguaro-style cactus, one that looks like a prickly pear, and another shaped like a barrel cactus. If you're from Southwestern Arizona or a similar desert area then you'll definitely recognize each of these three plants.
The designs are simple but very effective. They are worked amigurumi-style using single crochet stitches. The written instructions are accompanied by symbol charts. Each cactus is worked in green cotton yarn, planted in brown cotton "soil," and then placed in a small pot.
Sally the Crochet Cactus Pattern
Maybe you don't just want a cactus that truly looks like a regular houseplant. Perhaps instead you want to crochet something with more character. Enter Sally the Cactus. Sally is a really simple crochet cactus pattern that comes alive thanks to the addition of cute eyes and blushing cheeks.
Of course, you could actually use the same pattern to crochet a very simple cactus without the face on it as well. The design includes a crochet pot (as opposed to "planting" your cactus in a store-bought pot). It is worked in single crochet and half double crochet stitches with some use of the back loop only technique.