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I am pretty excited to share this Crochet Air Plant Pot with you today. I was gifted a large air plant last month and it’s sort of been sitting on the widow sill next to my cactus since then. I haven’t given it too much thought until I saw this fabulous Crochet Air Plant Jellyfish by One Dog Woof. So cute, right? Although an air plant will be perfectly happy and healthy sitting in the bright windowsill, it is a bit fun to make a crochet pot for it.
Because air plants range in different sizes, I included 4 sizes, so hopefully you can make a pot that fits your air plant perfectly. You can also make them taller or shorter depending on the plants you have.
Speaking of plants, are you new to the air plant phenomenon? These adorable little guys are of the genus Tillandsia, and have over 650 species! They absorb water and nutrition from their leaves, not roots, so they don’t need soil and have been affectionately nicknamed “air plants.” They do need water, however, depending on your climate you can soak them occasionally or spritz them with water. I bought mine from Amazon and they were on my doorstep in 48 hours! They were green and happy and I am hoping I can take good care of them (the seller I bought from sent fertilizer spritz and a handy care sheet). I have kept my cactus green and healthy for 2 years now, so I am thinking I might be able to branch out a bit. Air Plants are great for us “black-thumb” folks.
Ahem…
CROCHET AIR PLANT POT
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– G hook
– Medium Weight Yarn
– Darning Needle
– Air Plants
Abbreviations: US Terms
St – Stich
Ch – Chain
Sl st – Slip Stitch
Sc – Single crochet
Sc2tog – Single Crochet Decrease
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Large:
(Colors: Solstice Heather, Denim, Sky)
Start with Solstice Heather
Magic Ring
1. Ch 1. Sc 8 in ring (8 its)
2. 2 in each st around (16 sts)
3. *Sc. 2 sc in next st* (24 sets)
4. *Sc 2. 2 sc in next st* (32 sets)
5. Sc 3. 2 sc in next st* 40 sets)
6.Work through third loop
Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (40 sts)
7. – 8. Ch 1. Sc in each st around.
Join Denim.
9. – 12. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (40 sts)
Join Sky.
13. – 14. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (40 sts)
15. Ch 1. *Sc2tog. Sc 2* work 10 times. (30 sts)
16. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join (30 sts)
Tie of, weave in ends.
Medium:
(Colors: Mint, Cornflower, Marina)
Magic Ring
1. Ch 1. Sc 8 in ring (8 its)
2. 2 in each st around (16 sts)
3. *Sc. 2 sc in next st* (24 sets)
4. *Sc 2. 2 sc in next st* (32 sets)
5. (Work through third loop)
Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (32 sts)
6. – 7. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. (32 sts)
Join Cornflower
8. – 11. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (32 sts)
Join Marina
12. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (32 sts)
13. Ch 1. *Sc2tog. Sc 2* work 8 times. (24 sts)
14. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join (24 sts)
Tie of, weave in ends.
Small
(Colors: Seashell, Cotton Candy, Blush)
Magic Ring
1. Ch 1. Sc 8 in ring (8 its)
2. 2 in each st around (16 sts)
3. *Sc. 2 sc in next st* (24 sets)
4. Work through third loop
Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (24 sts)
5. – 6. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (24 sts)
Join Cotton Candy
7. – 9. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (24 sts)
Join Blush
10. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (24 sts)
11. Ch 1. *Sc2tog. Sc 2* work 6 times. ( 18 sts)
Tie of, weave in ends.
Extra-Small
(Colors: Freesia, Lady Slipper, Cotton Candy)
1. Ch 1. Sc 8 in ring (8 its)
2. 2 in each st around (16 sts)
3. Work through third loop
Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (16 sts)
4. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (16 sts)
Join Lady Slipper
5. – 6. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (16 sts)
Join Cotton Candy
7. – 8. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join. (16 sts)
Tie of, weave in ends.
Display your air plant by setting the plant right in the pot.
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What a great idea, Bethany! I see so many of these air plants in stores. I think they’re pretty and all, but you made them super-cute!
So cute!
Thank you!
Very good thank you for help us and your content is very interesting, thank you very much
Thank you!
These are so cute and so pretty. Thanks for sharing the pattern and the inspiration!
Thank you Patricia!
Very nice idea I will definitely try brilliant work
What a great idea! Thank you for the pattern!
Thank you!
Those are super cute! I’m thinking I need to grab a few air plants now. :)
Thank you! Do it! They are so cute and easy to take care of, my kind of plant ;)
Thanks for this very nice looking pot. Great for our air plants–but could be used for lots of other places at home/work/etc. Love the colors you used.
Thanks! That is very true, they are quite useful :)
Love the air plant pots, thank you for the pattern. I had several of these, I guess for a year, now will pot them now.
Have a great summer.
Thanks so much, I am glad you like them! I think they are perfectly happy without a pot:) but its bright and fun!