5 Crochet Potted Plant Decoration Patterns (How to Crochet Potted Plants)
This year, I want you to crochet these potted plant amigurumi and plant hanging decorations with free crochet patterns. These will let you make an eternal and zero-maintenance (but please don’t water them!) mini garden in your porch, crocheting desk, kitchen shelf or shaded area of your front door. This time, I have tried to include the plant amigurumi with faces, flowers and ONE REALLY unique summer idea inspired by the Jellycat plushies. For now, choose from the potted snake plant, miniature leafy hanging pot, the EXCULISIVE idea – smiling coconut with straw plushie and two flower hangings.
Crochet Potted Plant Decoration Patterns
These hangings are added as a promise I made in the dedicated crochet plant pot hanging patterns. You will learn many NICE patterns to crochet a stuffed pot, the hanging mechanism, how to make them decorative and colorful and much more. As a whole year is left for gardening time, I will try my best to include more of the plant patterns here. For now, let’s get started!
01 of 05 Crochet Snake Potted Plant
This Crochet Snake Plant is a charming and maintenance-free piece of home decor. The tutorial covers creating the iconic tall, sword-shaped leaves with their characteristic yellow borders and assembling them into a potted plant.
General Making:
To make a crochet snake plant, start by chaining with green yarn and laying down craft wire to keep the leaf poseable. Crochet around both sides of the chain using varying stitch heights to create a tapered leaf, then add a yellow single-crochet border with a pointed tip. Finally, twist the wires of about six completed leaves together, glue them into a cluster, and place them inside a small crochet pot.
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02 of 05 Crochet Mini Potted Hanging Plant Decoration
Add a touch of greenery to your space with this Crochet Mini Potted Hanging Plant. It’s a beginner-friendly project that serves as a beautiful accent for your car mirror, desk, or bag. This little craft is incredibly quick to make and perfectly captures the aesthetic of a real cascading plant in miniature form:
General Making:
To make this mini hanging plant, crochet a small white pot with a flat base, insert a brown circular piece for the soil, and attach several tapered green leaves made of varying stitch heights before securing it all with a long, white chain loop for hanging.
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03 of 05 Crochet Coconut Keychain Decoration
Add a tropical vibe to your accessories with this Crochet Coconut Keychain, a beginner-friendly project that creates a cute Jellycat-inspired coconut charm complete with a straw, a tiny flower, and a little face.
General Making:
To make this coconut keychain, start by crocheting a green half-shell and a soft white stuffed ball for the coconut meat, then fit the white ball inside the shell. Next, crochet a tiny cylinder for the straw, a five-petal flower with a yellow center, and two small legs. Finally, assemble all the pieces by gluing on safety eyes, sewing a black smile, and attaching the straw, flower, and legs to the body.
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04 of 05 Crochet Daisy Flower Potted Plant Decoration
Add handmade charm to your space with this Easy String of Flowers Crochet Hanging Plant. Its a beginner-friendly project that creates a cascading vine of cute blossoms in a textured basket. It uses the repeating method so perfect for beginners too!
General Making:
To make this hanging plant, begin by crocheting a few strands of cascading flowers using a mix of single and double crochets connected by chain-10 stems. Next, crochet a textured basket starting with 14 double crochets, increasing to 28, and working several alternating front-post rounds before finishing with a chain-35 hanging strap. Finally, pull the flower tails through a flat brown soil disc, tie them underneath, stuff the basket with polyfill, and sew the soil disc directly onto the rim of the basket.
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05 of 05 Crochet Flower Plant Decoration
This one is a beginner-friendly project that creates cascading vines of five-point star-shaped blossoms. This delightful scrap-buster works up in just two quick rounds, making it a fast and easy way to add permanent handmade greenery to your home decor.
General Making:
To make this flower plant, begin by crocheting cascading strands of star-shaped blossoms using alternating rounds of single and half-double crochets connected by chain-13 stems. Next, crochet a simple basket starting with 14 double crochets, increasing to 28, working one round in the back loops, and adding four straight rounds before finishing with a chain-48 hanging strap. Finally, pull the flower tails through a flat brown soil disc, tie them underneath, stuff the basket with polyfill, and sew the soil disc onto the top rim of the basket.
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