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

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What do you do if you love cacti, but don’t do well taking care of plants? Alexandra of Eye Love Knots Saguaro Cactus pattern solves that problem and I especially love the little flower detail included in this free pattern! This cute cactus also makes a terrific gift! A colorful crochet garland with the crochet leaves on the entrance, on windows as crochet valance, or over your desk will bring refreshing vibes to the overall environment of the house. You can also celebrate fall and autumn with this amazing idea. The rusty colors for crochet leaves used in this project are perfect for the autumn season. You can choose different colors to celebrate different decor themes with these crochet leaves. Not only home decor, but you can also use these leaves for other embellishments. yarnspirations 22. Crochet Fall Wreath with Buttons Find the original free crochet rose pattern on amigurumisfaciles.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. 2. Flower Hyacinth Add your flowers to your favourite scarf you've finished using contrasting colours so they really stand out! Isn’t it gorgeous? I love how textured the leaves look and that green yarn is just perfect. Another good thing about crochet plants…totally pet-friendly! So, even if your cat or dog is the adventurous type…your precious plants will be safe and completely non-toxic. String of Pearls

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I’m starting this round-up with something a little fun…and let’s face it…what could be more fun that a cute crochet cactus with a face? With the change in weather and fall coming, it is inevitable to feel like bringing the fall colors to your home with this crochet maple leaf pattern. Make beautiful and colored crochet fall leaf patterns for your house and enjoy working. You will use single, double, and triple crochet, chain, and slip stitch and work in continuous rounds for the pattern. First, make the crochet leaf applique and then the leaf stem. prettydarnador Below the surface of the soil a smiling face is waiting for you. This gorgeous crochet hyacinth flower comes complete with a happy little bulb and some dangling roots. Learn how to crochet a hyacinth bulb for yourself by following along with the Youtube video tutorial.

Find the original free pattern on moaracrochet.com, or read more about iton Ravelry. 15. Crochet Baby’s Breath Long stem Flowers When autumn is already here, beat the blues by making beautiful crochet leaves. The display is entirely dependent upon the type of materials used for the pattern. So you can use it as a napkin or even as a crochet rug by making it in large size depending upon your choice. You can use this crochet leaf as an accent on a hat or new sweater, make a beautiful garland, or hang as it is. The special stitches used here are the magic circle, knit stitch, vocal bar, and side cabinet. At the beginning of round, knit 3 chain stitches. ravelry For something a little more unconventional and romantic, here are these mini cherry blossom patterns. Using only simple stitches like single and double crochet, this is also a beginner friendly project.

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http://elo7.com.br/titacarre Find the original free pattern on moaracrochet.com, or read more about iton Ravelry. 2. Daffodil Crochet Bouquet Free Pattern Taking care of plants, like taking care of a pet, is not an easy task. Houseplants, particularly succulents, are popular right now, but some of them require a lot of care. So, all you plant parent wannabes who don’t have a green thumb are probably suffering from FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Rather than being afraid of killing your plant, why not crochet plants that will live forever? Decorate your home or kitchen with these everlasting crochet plants, or give them as a gift to friends. The gift of evergreen plants that do not require watering. Featuring ECHINOPSIS (Round Cactus), FENESTRARIA (Straight Cactus), RUFFLED ECHEVERIA, SCHLUMBERGERER (Christmas Cactus) and the LITHOPS (Stone plant), this is a relatively larger project at 28cm in diameter that requires patience and an intermediate skill. Even the small flowers, soil and pot are made of yarn! Crocheted plants, like any other decorative item, can accumulate dust over time. Dust the surface of the crocheted plant gently with a soft brush or a lint roller.Find the original free pattern on moaracrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. 20. Crochet Cotoneaster You can see for yourself that this crochet bluebell design is the spitting image of the real thing. Like many of our other crochet flower patterns, the design calls for a very thin yarn to help capture the delicate petals. Special stitches include double treble crochet and picot stitch. Find the original free video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about iton Ravelry. 12. Christmas Poinsettia Coaster White and yellow daffodils are a welcome sight in any garden. These blooms are instantly recognizable even in crochet form. Pattern stitches include treble, double treble, and front post double crochet. Even though the design has two colors, it is crocheted all as one piece so there’s no sewing involved. And don’t be to raid your scrap yarn stash, as most of the time, the yarn quantities you need for plant patterns are quite small. Colors