Use this crochet pattern to learn how to craft a really easy crochet cactus. It's made just slightly more special by adding tufts of white yarn to the body. Place the finished cactus into a terracotta pot to complete the effect of a classic houseplant. People who love amigurumi will find this to be a popular pattern.
If you've never lived in the desert, then you might not realize just how colorful it gets during the springtime. Many cacti have beautiful flowers in bright red, yellow, and white colors. The prickly pear has a flower that brings a fruit which can be used to make jam. It's both beautiful and tasty.
This free crochet cactus pattern represents that type of cactus. The prickly pear fruit is bright red; the flowers are yellow; and the thorns on the pad of the cactus are represented by cute white embroidery-style stitches. If you're looking for a colorful cactus to decorate your home, then this is the pattern you're seeking.
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:
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.
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.
13 Spunky Crochet Cactus Patterns
These tiny crochet leaves in the pictures below are going to rock your fall home decor! Just take a look at them, aren't they super sweet? You can easily make a garland with these to decorate your party, or just decorate your windowsills with them!
Fall is so close now! And I've waited all year long to be finally back posting some fall project inspirations, like this adorable truck applique in the pictures below, by crochetbycolleen. How sweet is that? You can decorate your bag, backpack, blanket and any project you like with it!
These adorable crochet bear appliques will make your blankets, pillows sweaters and scarves do much sweeter! What's more, they are perfect if you want to create a lovely garland for your baby nursery! What;s more each little bear is approximately 3 x 3 inches,
These adorable crochet rings in the pictures below are perfect if you want to embellish your crochet project, like for instance a blanket. Or if you want to create a unique and beautiful garland for a party with your friends! What's more, they are great to use up leftover yarn!
