About a year ago, a co-worker of mine, and master crafter of any type, learned to crotchet and created the cutest hanging plants.
I decided to make some of these cute plants. In the video in last week’s post, I showed 3 different sized pots. These were meant to be pots for the plants, and were much too big for this purpose. I ended up making a 4th pot with even thinner yarn and a smaller hook. It turned out great.
This week I started on the leaves. Monstera plants are my absolute favourite, so that great place to start. Let your heart guide you!
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My pot looks different from Tammy’s (above) as she used a single crochet stitch and mine was made with a double crochet stitch. Which do you prefer? I think I prefer the single crochet stitch.
Learning to make the leaves involved some confusion on my part, yet again. I started with a magic ring, but used it in a way I hadn’t come across yet. The written instructions were great, however videos are always more helpful.
Monstera Hanging Plant Crochet Pattern – How to crochet Monstera Leaf
I think the interactive component of your blog was great! Did you use any extra resources to improve your technique as you were building your hanging pots? (Super cute by the way!)
Hi Danine, Thanks for visiting! I actually did not use any extra resources this time. I stuck with the same pattern and just experimented with the yarn.
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Oh my gosh, where can I buy one? This is adorable! I love plants, and like you, my Monstera is up there at the top of favourites. I chose succulents as my very favourite, but really it’s my orchids that have my heart. Anyway, I love the crochet version of this. I prefer your stitching on the pot – it seems neater and tighter (not just saying that!). Good job. Hope the leaves go well!
Thanks for your reply! They are cute, I look forward to making more.
Orchids are beautiful too. I have not had a lot of success with them though!
I really enjoyed this post—such a fun mix of creativity and tech exploration! Your Yarn Buddies sound adorable, and I can’t wait to see the updated AI image when you’re back in The ‘Peg.
And your stop motion project? So impressive! Love how you brought your characters to life with just your phone. Thanks for sharing your journey—such a fun and thoughtful read!
Thank you for visiting Kaela! Through this course I have discovered so many new tools and apps.