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

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Crochet succulents can be made in any color, size, or shape, which means you can create a truly unique plant that fits your personal style.

Any fiber type is fine for this as well. It’s great for using up stash yarn! Acrylic, wool, cotton, it doesn’t really matter. Who knew crocheting could make a succulent look more realistic than the real thing? Adding details to the succulent Wondering what you’ll need to know for your project? Here are some of the most commonly used techniques and stitches you’ll find in the patterns below:There is no one-size fiber that is best for making crocheted plants. Medium, worsted-weight yarn is probably the most common weight. These special touches enhance the natural beauty of succulents, while adding personality. Get creative! There are endless possibilities to make your succulent stand out. Finally, finish off with a bit of glamour before the inevitable demise. Securing the ends and finishing touches Crocheting requires special tools, and the pointer, otherwise known as a crochet hook, is vital. Here are five points to think about when selecting one:

Finish edge of overlay – SC up right side, across top, down left side only. FO, Leave long tail for sewing. This cactus is made from a rectangle, and uses a simple BLO technique that gives it a cute ribbing detail. R1: [Ch 1, (hdc, dc) in same space, (dc, hdc) in next front loop, ch 1, sl st in next front loop] x2, ch1, (hdc, dc) in same space, (dc, hdc) in next front loop, ch 1 (3 leaves)Whether you use as a decoration or even for a keychain, you’ll love this mini crochet succulent amigurumi pattern. This easy pattern is made in a few parts and stitched together. It only takes a tiny yardage of yarn and fiberfill. This Amigurumi Sedum Adolphii will measure to be about 3 to 4 inches tall. This plant will look great in a terracotta pot pot with crocheted soil or in a bed of pebbles. It also looks great when placed into a terrarium with other crocheted plants. This set can be a fun decor for your work desk at the office, your kitchen window sill or a bookcase shelf. The mini clay pots bring an earthy and rustic feeling to your house and match so well with the deep shade of green of the plants. To craft the petals of a succulent, crocheting techniques must be used in continuous rounds. This provides a smooth, natural look. Here is a 5-Step Guide to create the perfect crochet petal: R3: [Sl st in next front loop, ch 2, (dc, tr) in same space, (tr, dc) in next front loop, ch 2, sl st in same space] x9 (9 leaves)