Having a green thumb may not be everyone’s cup of tea, and that’s okay. For those who love the aesthetic of plants but can’t seem to keep them alive, crochet patterns for cacti and succulents are the perfect solution. Not only do they add a touch of greenery to your home, but they also require zero maintenance.
Crochet cacti and succulent patterns come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and styles. From realistic-looking designs to whimsical creations, there is something for everyone. One popular pattern is the classic barrel cactus, which features a cylindrical shape and spines along the sides. Another popular option is the prickly pear cactus, which has flat, paddle-like segments and bright pink or yellow flowers.
For those who prefer a more low-key style, there are also plenty of simple succulent patterns available. These often feature round or oblong shapes and small, compact leaves. Some of the most popular varieties include the jade plant, echeveria, and hens-and-chicks.
When it comes to finding crochet patterns for cacti and succulents, there are a number of resources available. Many crafting blogs and websites offer free patterns, while others sell patterns individually or as part of a book or collection. Some popular crochet pattern books include “Crochet Succulents,” “Cactus Crochet,” and “The Complete Guide to Crochet Cacti.”
If you’re new to crocheting, don’t worry – many cactus and succulent patterns are beginner-friendly. They often involve simple stitches and repetitive patterns, making them a great way to practice your skills. Some patterns may require more advanced techniques, such as color changes or shaping, but there are plenty of resources available to help you learn.
One of the great things about crochet cacti and succulents is that they can be customized to fit your personal style. You can choose your own colors, add embellishments like flowers or beads, or even experiment with different shapes and sizes. They make great gifts for friends and family, or you can use them to decorate your own space.
Knot Monster Crochet Cactus Book
Crochet Pattern – Cactus Plant Lady Coasters — CraftBits.com
Crochet Square Cactus coasters
O Recuncho de Jei: Patrón gratis: Mini taza cactus amigurumi I
Plush Saguaro Cactus Keychain – ZoeCreates
Crochet Cactus Pillows – Free Crochet Pattern – Whistle and Ivy
Crochet Cactus Pincushion – Free Crochet Pattern – Whistle and Ivy
Crochet cactus pen and pencil cozy – Minasscraft Patrones Amigurumis
How To Crochet A Cactus Pillow- Free Pattern With Video – A Crafty Concept
Make Your Own Crochet Cactus – Free Tutorial — Counting Crafty Sheep
How To Make Crochet Cactus Online | JOANN
This Lovely Life: Crochet Cactus
Free Pattern: Kawaii Succulent by 3amgrace – Bella Coco Crochet
Crochet Cactus In A Cup – Free Pattern!
Ravelry: Sally the Cactus pattern by Eva Donnelson
Crochet Cactus Series – Round Barrel Cactus – ZoeCreates
Free Crochet Cactus Pattern: A Quick Plushie to Love
MariaLaLarga-Free Crochet Neon Cactus Pattern
Cute Cactus Couple (Free Crochet Pattern) – Sweet Softies
Crochet Cactus Coasters • Sewrella
The Craftzilla: Free Cactus Pattern
Crochet Cactus Pincushion – Free Crochet Pattern – Whistle and Ivy
Camilla Cactus Free Crochet Pattern
Cacti and succulents are a popular and trendy decor item, and crocheting your own cactus is a fun and unique way to bring this trend into your home.
As you’ve worked through these patterns, you’ve likely learned new techniques and skills that can be applied to other crochet projects. From choosing the right yarn and hook to mastering the art of shaping and assembling your cactus, you’ve gained valuable experience that will help you in your crochet journey.
I personally don’t have much of a green thumb and have a running joke in my house that I can’t keep a plant alive, but the beauty of crochet cactus is that they require no water and no love, but still add a touch of greenery to your home. I’ve included as many variations of different types of Crochet Cactus and succulents as I could find, including free patterns, books, and some paid patterns as well. You can directly link to all the patterns by clicking the links below.
If you have a cactus pattern you would like to share, be sure to email or comment below. We would love to see your creations and add them to the collection.
Thank you for choosing this “Crochet Cactus Patterns” roundup and happy crocheting!
Are you thinking of making a cactus as a gift? How about attaching a Punny Pun to the handmade crochet cactus –
Aloe you vera much!
You’re succulent!
Life would succ without you!
You’re the thyme of my life!
I’m rooting for you!
I’m fern-ly in love with you!
You’re one in a melon!
Let’s grow old together!
You cacti my eye!
You’re my sunshine in a pot!
You’re the apple of my iris!
You’re succ a good friend!
You’re the perfect plantner!
I’m so proud of your growth!
You’re so succulent, you should be in a plant magazine!
You’re a breath of fresh air!
You’re aloe-mendous!
You’re succulent-tastic!
I’m a succa for you!
You’re the pepper to my mint!
