Mini Crochet Succulent

By: Amanda Saladin from Love Life Yarn

By: Amanda Saladin from Love Life Yarn

"Use as a decoration or even for a keychain! You’ll love this mini crochet succulent amigurumi pattern. For this pattern, I chose a DK weight yarn (category #3) that is cotton. I’m trying to use up my stash of cotton yarn, and I added a small thread crochet “flower” on top. You can use any weight of yarn you like for this easy project, just keep in mind that it will change the finished size up or down depending on what weight yarn you use. A lot of people have DK and/or worsted around, and they both work fine! Any fiber type is fine for this as well. It’s great for using up stash yarn! Acrylic, wool, cotton, it doesn’t really matter. Just be sure to check the recommended hook size on your ball band and go down a couple of sizes so your stitches are nice and tight and the tiny bit of stuffing doesn’t show. Yarn: DK Weight (#3) in 3-4 colors. #10 crochet thread for flower Hook: US size D (3.00mm) and 1.60mm steel hook for flower Notions: Small amount of fiberfill, yarn needle, scissors, locking stitch marker"

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If you're a fan of making mini crochet succulents, we have some great craft project ideas for you to try next! For those who enjoy the calming and therapeutic nature of crocheting, we recommend creating a set of mini crochet cacti. These adorable prickly plants are perfect for adding a touch of green to your workspace or gifting to a friend who can't seem to keep plants alive.

If you're looking to challenge yourself a bit more, why not try crocheting a larger succulent garden? You can mix and match different types of succulents to create a unique and colorful display piece for your home. This project is great for more experienced crocheters who are looking to push their skills to the next level.

For a seasonal twist on the mini crochet succulent trend, consider crafting a set of holiday-themed succulents. You could make tiny crochet pumpkins, snow-covered succulents, or even succulent ornaments to decorate your Christmas tree. These festive creations are sure to add a touch of whimsy to your holiday decor.

No matter your skill level or the season, there are so many fun and creative ways to expand upon your love for mini crochet succulents. We hope these project ideas inspire you to get crafting and continue exploring the world of fiber arts!

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