26 Best Crochet Plant-free Patterns
Crochet plants are now hot and in trend, a must-have for both indoor and outdoor decoration. You can totally customize these croche plants to fit your taste in terms of colors, sizes, and shape!
A crochet plant is a handmade decoration created using crochet techniques to resemble a real plant. It can include flowers, leaves, and even pots, made with different colors and types of yarn to mimic the textures and appearance of various plant species.
These crochet plants included in this round-up are also ideal for people without green fingers or for anyone who wishes to add some pop of color to your decorations!
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Why Crochet Plants
To someone who doesn’t crochet, crochet plants are a whimsical concept. A plant that never wilts never needs watering, yet brings the same comfort and greenery to any space.
To the crocheters, it’s a labor of love, each stitch carefully hooked to mimic the unique nature of each leaf, each petal. But it’s more than just crochet work. It’s an art form, a hobby one that brings the crocheter so much joy!
Crochet plants are a wonderful way to bring a touch of greenery into your space without the need for watering or sunlight. They are great for those with a busy lifestyle, allergies, or a lack of a green thumb. Plus, creating them can be a fun and relaxing hobby.
The Right Yarn for Your Crochet Plants
Cotton yarn is often recommended for crochet plants because it holds its shape well and has a more natural look. However, you can experiment with other types of yarn depending on the look and texture you want to achieve. Always go down a hook size for a sturdy crochet plant!
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The crochet plants included in this post include Crochet Tulips, Crochet Roses, Crochet Cactuses, Crochet Mushrooms, Fern Leaf, Daisies, Shamrocks, and so many other amazing crochet plants!
Crochet Pumpkin Pattern: 3 different sizes
How realistic is the pumpkin in 3 different sizes? I might be biased, but I love every part of this project. From designing these pumpkins to watching my kids grab one each! Yes, we decorated our house with these pumpkins with one in our rooms each.
You need any Dk weight yarn in at lease two colors and polyfill to keep your pumpkin plants realistic.
I definitely rate this crochet plant 5 out of 5 stars!
Crochet Carrot Pattern
While designing the Easter set (Bunny Cake, Cupcake, Large Basket, Mini Basket Mini Eggs, Mini Eggs, Candy Dish) I decided it will be perfect to decorate the Bunny set with a croche plant - A carrot! I love how fresh looking the carrots look! There is also an option to add safety eyes to your carrots.
Yarn details - You can use any yarn weight for your crochet carrot plant project, the thinner the yarn the smaller your carrot.
Another 5 out of 5 stars from me!
Crochet Rose - Free Pattern
I love Roses and was excited with the outcome of these crochet roses! The patterns have seen significant updates.
It can now be made using any yarn weight. You will need some florist wire, in addition, to help the roses retain their shape and not wither.
You can also make these in colors of your choice. I have provided detailed instructions to help you make yours effortlessly.
Christmas Tree - Free Pattern
How about a mini Christmas tree? This pattern comes in 3 different sizes and is super easy to follow!
Yarn - I made mine using Worsted weight yarn in Green color for a realistic Tree Project.
You can use any weight of yarn but keep in mind that your finished tree will come out to be different in size!
Free Crochet Snake Plant Amigurumi - A Menagerie of Stitches
Do you know that snake plants are super resilient and can survive in less-than-ideal conditions? Much so, these crochet snake plants are ideal if you are looking to have decorations that need absolutely no water!
The finished measurement - This crochet snake plant measures about 8 inches tall and 4 inches wide
This detailed free pattern also provides various videos to help with effortlessly changing your colors, how to make your decreases, and a clean fastening off!
Crochet pattern Sunflower
How about a crochet plant whose main goal is to bring sunshine to you? Meet the Happy Sunflower by Sabrina’s Crochet. I called this happy as my son loves sunflowers and says they make him happy!
Have you seen the game Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare? If you have, you will agree that even though the sunflower isn’t very strong, it has the ability to heal its teammates.
My boy isn't wrong after all, sunflowers bring sunshine and healing!
The finished measurement of this crochet sunflower plant is 21cm tall.
Bumble Blossom White Tulip Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
It is time to brighten your space with this free crochet flower pattern.
I so much admire Tulips but this one is on another. Can you spot the Bumble Bee? Another fun thing about this crochet plant is that it is designed to be removable from the pot.
For this crochet-free Bumble Blossom flower pattern by Erin May Crochet, you will also need cardboard is used to reinforce the pot. Craft glue may be used to help position parts of the project.
This is a winner and a 5 out of 5 in my rating of how realistic it looks, the ease of understanding the pattern, and the finished crochet flower being the same as the designers!
How to Crochet a Mushroom - Free Pattern
Next in the group of crochet plants is this cute little Amigurumi Mushroom! I love everything about this guy! But those little dots are my favorite part. In this crochet mushroom-free pattern, you will need to crochet the stem and mushroom cap, and then add the dots.
Yarn - This crochet mushroom plant was made using Lily Sugar'n Cream Solids and Denim. You can also substitute with Knit Picks Dishie.
Also, you will need some polyfill to keep your mushroom in shape and to make it look realistic.
My rating is 5 out of 5 stars - super easy-to-follow instructions.
Crochet a cactus
The Crochet cactus plant pattern by Yarnplaza comes in different sizes with some striking uniqueness. The cactus pattern includes instructions for the round cactus, the cactus with a red bulb flower, the quadruple cactus.
Spiral cactus pattern
When you need a quick crochet plant as a last-minute project, then this cute cactus pattern by Nuria lvarez is your go-to! Perfect plant in any space placed including your office.
This cute spiral cactus of the Cereus forbesii spiralis can survive anywhere! Eye-catching with those spiral ridges, this cactus will bring joy to your home or office,
Free Golden Glow Succulents Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
The beautifully made crochet succulent is just too amazing! The pattern is so easy to follow and fun to make as she has a lot of step-wise photos to help along the making process!
You will need DK weight yarn and some paint to give this crochet succulent the golden glow!
Amigurumi cactus pattern
The cactus amigurumi pattern by Iogurumi is a fun one to make. This a beginner-friendly project with a lot of detailed photos to help you with yours.
The project is made in 3 separate stages (the soli, cactus, and then the flowers) after which the 3 pieces are joined together.
You will however need to get your own Terracotta pot or anything similar.
The finished Measurement of this crochet plant is about 5.5"
Dangling Curly Plant Crochet Pattern
What a fun and realistic way to have a crochet plant that will never die! I love the dangling curly plant pattern by Anna Sands. Such a breath of fresh air that you can customize this project using any weight of yarn and colors of your choice.
You will also need some polyfills for the root.
This is definitely an easy-to-make pattern with lots of photos and a well-written pattern! A 5 out of 5 from me!
Snake Plant pattern
The crochet snake pattern by Marivic Alcantara is simply amazing! The curls and height of ht leaves are my favorite parts.
For a more realistic crochet snake plant pattern, make sure to go down the recommended hook size!
You will need a DK weight yarn in 2 colors!
I rate this crochet plant pattern 5 out of 5 stars!
The secret behind Scrat acorn - Crochet free plant Pattern
I so much love the creativity in this Scrat Acorn croche pattern by A Hook Amigurumi. Do you know that the lid can be opened? I can imagine the excitement on any kid's face when you hand them this cute crochet acorn with some candies inside!
The detailed pattern is made in 3 stages - the container, cover, and stem.
A beginner-friendly pattern with a fun story to make this project interactive.
Acorn buddy – Free crochet pattern
Next in the Crochet Acorn family are the Acorn Buddies by Katrine Klarer. These are two close friends that love to keep each other company. A detailed pattern with lots of photos and tips to help everyone make this project.
Who are you making one of these for?
Peas in a Pod Food Friends – Free Crochet Pattern
The Peas in a Pod Food Friends another cute and easy pattern by stringydingding. The fun project is designed to make the pea pod for tan joined by the sides, after which the peas are then made. You will love this project, it is super easy to follow and well-explained.
How to Crochet Tulip Bulb
Now this cute crochet Tulip Bulb is perfect as a scrap-busting project. How adorable to gift this even to a plant-loving person!
You will need any worsted-weight yarn in at least 3 different colors and 3.75 mm and 5 mm crochet hooks. Polyfill and safety eyes (8mm) are also important in the making of this crochet plant pattern. A glass Vase will even make this more presentable!
This maintenance-free crocheted plant is a perfect handmade gift for Mother’s Day.
Crochet Tulips Free Pattern
Now, what other way is there other than to make a cute crochet tulip bouquet that will last forever?
Not only is this a one-piece project but super easy to make! Not only can this be made into a flower bouquet, but you can also turn a single tulip into a button or a brooch!
Yarn - You will need a worsted-weight yarn for this project.
The finished measurement is approximately 2.25" But the size can vary depending on the weight of yarn and hook size you ultimately used.
Crochet Tulips from Amsterdam
Because Tulips are the most common flowers in Amstaderm and also the Netherlands, this cute crochet tulip got its name from that!
You need a DK-weight yarn in colors of your choice for this fun croche plant project!
My rating is 5 out of 5 stars for this amazing crochet plant!
String of Pearls Crochet Plant Free Pattern
The string of pearls plant also called string of beads is a tough succulent plant. The string of pearl plants loves bright light and dry indoor air but this crochet version can be placed in any part of the house as it will not matter if there is enough sunlight or air.
The perfect houseplant for winter in the home. This crochet plant pattern is a very simple one and super easy to customize.
Seamus Shamrock Free Crochet Pattern
How best is it to celebrate St Patrick's Day other than making a cute crochet Seamus Shamrock project? You will totally enjoy making this one by Spina Yarn Crochet
Don't you love the cute facial details? This little crochet plant is definitely a much-loved project, detailed patterns and easy to follow. Definitely a favorite with 5 out of 5 stars from me!
Daisy pattern
Daisies are one of my favorite plants! So seeing a crochet version that is easy to follow excites me. For this crochet daisy pattern, you can use any DK weight yarn in colors of your choice. You will need about 90 yards.
The finished crochet daisy measures about 6" across
Do you know that Daisies are edible? That was what my 6-year-old boy shared with me during one of our walks to school a few days ago!
This is a must-make if you want a crochet plant to decorate your space with this spring!
Crochet Fern Leaf Pattern
Learn to make the fern leaf with this very detailed pattern with a video tutorial. I love how realistic this fern leaf looks. It will look perfect as an applique on garments.
A beginner-friendly pattern that only uses two crochet stitches - Chain and Slip Stitches!
Yarn - Any thread in size 3 or 10 can be used, you will need about 150 yards.
Spring Blog Hop: Leaf Bag
While I was aiming to only share crochet plants that I love with you, this cute project caught my attention and I just can not resist! I mean, it is still very much a crochet plant adaptative.
How cute is it that you can take your green initiatives along with you? This crochet leaf is fun and can be adapted into either a small bag, purse, or tote!
The crochet leaf by Cookies Nob Crochet is definitely a 5 out of 5 stars! A must-make for every plant lover as it is practical, easy to understand, and fun to make.
Crochet Korknisse and Toadstool Tutorial
You can literally make the toadstool in the colors of your choice! I see placing mine in our garden!
Yarn requirements - You need DK weight yarn for this patternHook 4 mm
Other materials - You will need some polyfill to keep the stem of the toadstool upright.
Also, you need some felts - preferably white to make your crochet toadstool plant realistic!
FAQs about crochet plant patterns
Best materials needed for most crochet plant patterns
Besides the basic crochet tools (yarn and a hook), you also need polyfill to keep your plants in shape. Depending on the project, you might also need florist wire and of course a good crochet pattern with my best picks listed above.
Do I need to be an expert crocheter to make crochet plants?
Not at all! While some patterns might involve more complex stitches or techniques, there are plenty of simple crochet plant patterns that are suitable for beginners. As with any new project, be patient with yourself and practice often.
How do I create different plant shapes as seen in the crochet plant patterns?
Different plant shapes can be created by using different stitches and techniques. For example, taller plants might be created using more repeats of the basic pattern until you get to your desired height, while rounded leaves could be made by increasing and decreasing stitches. Following a pattern can guide you through these techniques.
Can crochet plants be washed?
Yes, but how you wash them will depend on the type of yarn you used. Always check the care instructions on your yarn label. Generally, it is safe to gently hand-wash your crochet plants with mild soap and cold water, then let them air dry.
How do I make my crochet plants stand up?
Depending on the design (crochet stitches), some crochet plants may stand up on their own, especially if they’re crocheted tightly or include a pot as part of the design. For others, you might need to use stuffing with polyfill, a wireframe, or other supports to help them maintain their shape.
Can I sell my crochet plants?
Absolutely! Many people enjoy buying handmade crafts, and crochet plants can make unique gifts. Just make sure you have the right to sell any patterns you’re using, as some designers may restrict commercial use of their patterns.
Are crochet plants safe for pets?
Generally, crochet plants are safe as they don’t contain the toxins some real plants do. However, ensure your pets don’t chew on or swallow them, as the yarn and stuffing could pose a choking hazard or cause digestive issues.
I hope to see your beautiful makes from the collection to the best crochet plant patterns included in this article.
Susan
