Crochet with Flowers and Plants: 35 beautiful patterns inspired by nature and the seasons

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Spider plants are one of the most popular houseplants for two reasons: it appears to be almost indestructible, and it has little offshoot babies that grow at the end of long stems. This attractive crochet version looks great in a hanging pot. Finally, if you haven’t already, remember to join my 👉 facebook group , and share with us all what you’ve been making! Crochet Daisy Bookmark– I have to start out by telling you there isn’t a written pattern for this in English. But, there is a photo tutorial and a graph that I think most crocheters will be able to follow. This Crochet Coleus Plant is beautiful foliage incorporating vivid color which is perfect for adding extra color to your space. Who would think it’s fake? Find the original free pattern on crochetcloudberry.co.uk, or read more about iton Ravelry. 3. Sunflower Pot

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You may be familiar with mandrakes from Harry potter, however these plants originated way before the series was even created, Regardless of whether or not you've heard of them they make unique crochet plants to add to your forever garden! Find the original free pattern on moaracrochet.com, or read more about iton Ravelry. 10. It’s a wrap Ideal for proud plant parents and those who struggle to keep the real thing alive, this Crochet Elephant Ear Plant is stress-free as it requires no light or water! Fancying something more floral? How about this cute little Crochet Flower Pot from Sewrella? Honestly, is there anything more pretty than florals in fibre? Just look at those beautiful little blooms. Crochet Flower Pot from SewrellaThis perfect yellow flower with green leaves, on a white dress, certainly a perfect delight to see on a piece of cloth. Most of you might already know to crochet a flower, but crocheting a leaf is a whole different world. You can easily make a beautiful and neat leaf using this pattern. The pattern starts with a square shape of single crochet followed by making of edges. Then comes the stem and last the crocheting of the flower. crochetcrosiaho 24. Crochet Pansy Leaf Pattern Make multiple of these ball cacti and create a cohesive home decor or simply customize each cactus as a gift to a friend. Follow along with the Youtube tutorial and you will be done in not more than an hour! Moogly is world-famous for fresh. modern, and approachable crochet designs - as well as a little knitting and crafting here and there. On Moogly, you'll find several new free patterns every month, top quality video tutorials, giveaways, and more!

25 Free Crochet Plant, Succulent, and Cactus Patterns

Like applique, granny squares can be used for all manner of crafty projects and they’re quite handy to have laying around. Patch up a pair of jeans, stitch them together to create a blanket or embellish something that needs brightening! You will love finding ways to use this flower granny square by Blue Star Crochet! Crochet Pansy Pattern– Sometimes I look at a flower and I wonder, what type of flower is it? There is no doubt that this beautiful flower with amazing detail is a pansy.

Find the original free pattern on happypattycrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. 5. Cotton Flower Some people may say that sunflowers are just for Autumn but I think their cheerful blooms can find a place in our hearts all year round. Make one for yourself using this multilayered design. The pattern uses modified bobble stitches for the textured bit in the middle along with single and treble crochet stitches for the petals. Of course, not all crochet flower patterns need to be very realistic. Simplistic flowers in bright colors can be just as much fun. You can crochet this flamboyant bunch using single, half double, and double crochet stitches. I think they would look especially pretty strung up together in a garland.