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

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After you’ve got the succulent looking just right, it’s time to secure the ends and add the finishing touches with precision. Here are five steps for a flawless finish:

Finally, a cactus you can wear on your head! Add a dash of summer warmth to your wardrobe with this fun and quirky crochet pattern. Make one for your newborn, baby, toddler and for yourself! 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?

Succulent Pumpkin Cozy

This ivy chain would be lovely for stringing across a windowsill or for decorating a table. This pattern uses the chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, and picot. This adorable cactus rattle is your little one’s new best friend! This baby toy is the ideal size for baby to grasp onto and the gentle rattle sound is stimulating for your baby. Be sure to use super fine yarn to make it suitable for babies. The snake plant is a wonderful houseplant that can thrive in nearly any environment, making it a great choice for those who aren’t blessed with green thumbs. If you love this beautiful and hardy plant but don’t have room for one, why not crochet your own? Like everything else in life, this amigurumi snake plant will enjoy some neglect but don’t forget to water it occasionally. It will be a unique decoration piece for your workstation table and anywhere else you want. To crochet the petals of the succulent with types of petals for different succulent styles, working in continuous rounds to create the petals, and attaching and shaping the petals to the base, follow this section. With this guide, you will learn the various techniques required to make crocheted succulent petals that match the style you want. Types of petals for different succulent styles

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. You may have thought that all what could do with cactuses for decor, well, here’s when the pattern comes in handy! You can make some stunning coasters with this fantastic plan. This is such a good idea, and it also shows you how you can make a cute little holder for the coasters too! All using crochet and yarn. You can place it on your dining table and see the room light up! sewrella Related Patterns: Want to decorate your home floors? Looking for free crochet rug patterns? Crochet Me has everything you need for a great rug project. A crocheted succulent never needs watering, never dies, and is always in peak condition. With this collection, you can make 4 different realistic succulents in individual pots, or a beautiful succulent garden arranged in one large crocheted pot. It’s the perfect thing to brighten up your window, or to give as an unusual and thoughtful gift.The kind of yarn used matters too, as it gives different results. To make the project visually appealing, try adding embossed or textured stitching. If you’re really into crochet, sewing, or knitting, then you may own many pins! It’s very hard to store them as you just can’t put them anywhere since they get lost easily. This is a great idea to store your pins. Just make a little cactus with some yarn and then attach it to a container to keep it standing. You can just attach your pins to it and take them out when you need them. whistleandivy Say hello to this beautiful Mother-of-Pearl Succulent Pillow! She would make the perfect addition to any home or living space and better yet she can be made 100% by you. Crochet succulents are low-maintenance, and you don’t have to worry about watering or caring for them like you would with real plants. Single crochet spike stitch (SPsc): Insert hook in indicated stitch, draw up a loop to the height of the stitches of the working round, yarn over, pull yarn through both loops on hook . Useful Links