Planting In The Dirt

"You’ll be using hdc C2C crochet techniques to create the square. You’ll need to know how to do the hdc C2C crochet stitch, made from half double crochets, chains, and slip stitches. Click here for my blog post on this technique, which includes a video tutorial a well. The traditional C2C stitch consists of a ch 2 + 3 dc to form one C2C pixel, and each increase is ch 6 + 3 dc. To make my blanket a more manageable size, I used ch 2 and 3 hdc for each pixel, where each increase was ch 5 + 3 hdc. This design also includes color changes. You can do these by either carrying the colors, or by creating yarn bobbins that you join to the square as you need a different yarn color. "

More Fabulous Craft Ideas for You

For those of you who enjoy getting your hands dirty with planting in the dirt, we have some great craft project recommendations for you!

If you love planting in the dirt and have a green thumb, we suggest trying your hand at creating a DIY terrarium. You can use various succulents, cacti, and other small plants to create a mini garden in a glass container. This is a great project for those who enjoy gardening and want to bring a little piece of nature inside their home.

For those looking to incorporate their love of planting in the dirt into their home decor, why not try making your own plant hangers? With a few basic materials like macrame cord or yarn, you can create beautiful hanging plant holders to display your favorite potted plants. This is a fun project that can add a touch of boho chic to any room.

If you enjoy planting in the dirt and have a passion for upcycling, consider repurposing old containers into planters. Whether it's tin cans, mason jars, or old wooden crates, there are endless possibilities for turning these items into unique planters for your garden or home. This project is not only eco-friendly but also allows you to showcase your creativity and green thumb.

We hope these craft project ideas inspire you to get creative with your love of planting in the dirt. Happy crafting!

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet GaugeDoesn't matter as long as you are consistant

Finished Size12" X 12"

Materials List

• Yarn
• Hook
• Yarn Needle
• Scissors