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Crocheting and gardening, the best of both hobbies! Wouldn’t it be lovely to have some amigurumi plants or plant accessories? They bring a touch of the warm seasons into your home, but don’t require much in the way of light which is great for those of us without a lot of natural light in our homes or with darker areas that could use a little green.
Apart from that, the projects themselves are a lot of fun and will make great gifts, for example for a housewarming. Try these succulent free crochet patterns, and enjoy your plants and yarns together.
Turtle Succulent Holder
Here is a lovely succulent plant holder in the form of an amigurumi turtle. This is a lovely pattern and this fun and amusing chelonian will carry your little succulent pots like the Great A’tuin carries the Discworld… well maybe without the four elephants. In addition, this is a great project that you could quickly replicate in several variants for your whole succulent collection.
Skills: Upper Beginner Designer: Knot Bad Ami
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Desktop Succulent Fence Post Cactus Free Crochet Pattern
Succulents are amazing plants that can deal with very harsh, very dry environments and bring a touch of life to otherwise bare landscapes. That’s a quality well represented in this amigurumi succulent that will be a great touch somewhere in the home, for instance on your desktop. Additionally, it would work really well in a windowless bathroom that could do with a green touch.
Skills: Upper Beginner Designer: Rebecca Langford
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Cactus [Farm]
These amigurumi cacti are a wonderful way of putting a little green or a little color on a computer desk or/and in a windowsill display. Beyond that, they are super easy, because they are made of basic shapes with simple blossoms attached.
Skills: Upper Beginner Designer: Yarnplaza
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