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Little Lovely Succulent Crochet Pattern
Introducing our Little Lovely Succulents crochet pattern! These adorable little plants are the perfect way to add a touch of greenery to your home decor. Each small succulent measures about 4-5 inches, making them the perfect size to use as a decoration for your shelves, desk, or windowsill. With three variations of plants & pots to choose from, you can crochet a whole collection of these cute little plants to brighten up any room.
I love these little guys so much I decided to add one of them to my blog here as a FREE to view pattern too! The paid PDF includes all 3 plants with 3 slight variations to the pots so you can pick and choose which you like the best. Go grab some plantish colored WW4/Aran/10Ply yarn scraps and whip up a couple of your own!
Here's what you'll need to get started.......
Materials:
Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek yarns Kale, Spice & Linen(approx. 38yds total)
G(4.25 mm) Hook
Scissors
Needle
Poly-fil Fiber Fill Stuffing(large hand full)
Abbreviations(US Terms):
SK = Skip
sts = Stitches
ST = Stitch
SL= Slip Stitch
CH = Chain
SC = Single Crochet
HDC = Half Double Crochet
DC = Double Crochet
BLO = Back Loop Only
FLO = Front Loop Only
FP = Front Post
MR = Magic Ring
NOTES: These instructions are for the small spider plant. Finished plant should measure approx. 4.75” - 5” tall depending on your yarn choice and tension.
POT: To begin create a MR with Spice,
ROUND 1: place 10 SC in your MR, SL to your beginning SC to connect(10)
ROUND 2: CH 1(does not count as a ST), place 2 SC in each ST around, SL to your beginning SC to connect(20)
ROUND 3: CH 1(does not count as a ST), repeat (SC, 2 SC in the next ST) 10 times, SL to your beginning SC to connect(30)
ROUND 4: CH 1(does not count as a ST), FLO HDC in each ST around, SL to your beginning HDC to connect(30)
ROUND 5: CH 2(does not count as a ST), FP SC each SC ST of Round 3, SL to your beginning SC to connect(30)
(photo below)
ROUND 6: CH 1(does not count as a ST) & TURN, SC in each ST around, SL to your beginning SC to connect(30)
ROUNDS 7-12: CH 1(does not count as a ST), SC in each ST around, SL to your beginning SC to connect(30)
(photos below show end of round 12)
Stop here, weave in your starting tail & stuff your pot. Place a stitch marker in your pot to hold your working loop.
Stuff your pot & place it to the side. Grab your Linen yarn for your dirt. Work the Pot direction rounds 1-3. Cut & tie off your dirt. Weave in your tails if you like or just hide them inside later for extra stuffing.
Now grab your Kale yarn. Leave a longer tail when creating your slip knot to help with attaching later. You will now be working all of the leaves at once beginning with the center leaf, and then curling them up and attaching them to the dirt.
Small Spider Plant:
[CH 9, SC in the 2nd CH from your hook, HDC in the next 7 chains] twice,
[CH 7, SC in the 2nd CH from your hook, HDC in the next 5 chains] 4 times
Cut & tie off leaving a longer tail to connect.
Flip your plant piece over, wrong side up.
Roll up your leaves with the taller 2 in the center & use your ending tail to sew all 6 together at the bases. Then use your tails to attach the leaf clump to your dirt circle.
Now insert your hook back into your pot's working loop. Place your dirt on top of the stuffing in your pot.
***You will be working through the BLO of the pot & the FLO of the dirt for round 13. Add any more stuffing you may need before closing completely.****
ROUND 13: CH 1(does not count as a ST), SC in each ST around, SL to your beginning SC to connect(30)
ROUND 14: CH 1(does not count as a ST) & TURN, working this entire round in the BLO repeat (2 SC, SC in the next 9 sts) 3 times, SL to your beginning SC to connect(33)
Cut, tie off, & weave in your end. Do a little squishing and fluffing to adjust the shape of your pot and leaves as needed.
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