Looking for an easy crochet succulent pattern? Try one of these crochet plant patterns.
It’s time to get creative with succulents! Crochet is a great way to add pops of green and life to your home décor.
So today we’ve put together a roundup of 9 easy crochet cactus patterns and ideas.
From simple succulent to more elaborate, there’s sure to be a pattern here for everyone! So grab your yarn and hooks, and let’s get crocheting!
There are lots of different amigurumi crocheted succulent patterns to choose from. Read the reviews and get ready to start your next project, a flower pattern.
I have found that you need to keep a tight tension for your stuffed crochet cactus to turn out well. Also to get the same size as the pattern designer you need to do a test gauge swatch.
You might want to get plastic eyes for your stuffed crochet flower if you are making a Kawaii version. Amazon is a good place to find them. I got these safety eyes.
Need some tips on amigurumi? Check out these links.
- Free e-book amigurumi tips
- Amigurumi Beginner Tip Video
- All About Amigurumi – All Ami
- Beginner Amigurumi Video
- Best Amigurumi Tips and Tricks for Doll Faces
- Changing Colors in Amigurumi
- Beginner Amigurumi Patterns
There are affiliate links in this post. I will receive a commission if you purchase through these links. There are free flower crochet patterns & videos towards the bottom.
Easy Crochet Succulent Patterns and Ideas
1. Hens and Chicks Succulent Pattern
Well written pattern with a beautiful result.
This hen and chicks pattern looks like the real plant. Very detailed instructions with pictures. I’m looking forward to making this!
2. Rosette Succulent Crochet Pattern
Very cute pattern and easy to follow. I did continuous rounds starting with a magic ring instead of joining the rounds, but it came out great!
This one of the first more complex crochet projects I did after learning to make simple chains and single crochets. The pattern was easy to follow and I love how my plant turned out!
3. Crocheted Cactus Garden Pattern
This pattern has lots of different cactus and succulent patterns for you to try.
4. Crochet Succulent
I’m going to make a few of these succulents and put them on a large wood slice with other things. 🙂
Right now I’m making one for a pig planter as a gift. 🙂 Easy to read pattern and the leaves look great. 🙂
5. Snake Plant Pattern
I’m really happy with this pattern. It was really well written and easy to follow. I was able to whip it up really fast, I’m very happy with the end result.
Made this for a friend and she loved it! I’m a complete beginner to crochet and this was only my second complete make.
I needed help reading the pattern but Michael replied to me within hours on Instagram. I’ll be making another for my own shelf!
6. String of Pearls Crochet Pattern
Very happy with the pattern which was easy to follow and quick to make. In lockdown all the garden nurseries were closed, so I couldn’t buy plants – instead I crocheted my own!
great pattern! Gifted this little succulent to my hair stylist. She absolutely loved it!
This crochet designer has several different plant patterns for you to try.
Free Crochet Succulent Patterns
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More Amigurumi Crochet Animal Patterns
- 9 Cute Crochet Cactus Patterns – Amigurumi
- 37 Easy Flower Crochet Patterns and Ideas
- Frog Crochet Patterns
- Gnome Crochet Patterns
- Turtle Crochet Patterns
- Zebra Crochet Patterns
- Panda
- Horse
- Lamb
- Bunny
- Dinosaurs
- Unicorns
- Doll
- Beginner Amigurumi
- Flamingo
- Llama
- Koala
- Lion
- Cat
- Dragon
- Dog
- Horse & Unicorn
- Elephants
- Teddy Bear
- Penguin
- Free Dinosaur
- Cow
- Llama
- Koala
- Monkey
I have been crocheting since I was 8 years old. I have 40 plus years of experience. My blogging journey started in 2013 and I have been writing about crafts and crocheting since then. I started blogging full time in 2019.