Crochet plant hanger

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This year we are upping our Herb Garden game, and we ran out of space! This new Hanging Herb Garden free crochet pattern is perfect for growing fresh herbs for your home.

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Make an easy crochet plant hanger to showcase your house plants or make as gifts for a loved one! Easy to customize to any size. Beautifully easy and fun!

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42.2Kshares Facebook277 Twitter30 Pinterest41.9K StumbleUpon31 Tumblr Start with the simple knots: The larkshead knot is one of the simple knots that you can begin your macramé work with. Start with thicker cord or rope so that you can see how the knots are formed as you go along. Delicate and costly cords can be used once you have gained some expertise in this area. Once you are into this, you can get macrame jewelry instructions to make charming things to wear with different outfits. There…

Hi I decided I wanted a spider plant. But I didn’t just want a spider plant I wanted one that hung like I used to see when I was a girl. I found a few patterns but decided sod it I’ll give it a go myself. I’m quite pleased with results so will give a go at sharing pattern. Please bear with me it’s my first go at trying to write a pattern for others to follow so forgive any mistakes. I would love to see if anyone does give it a try.

Calling all plant ladies, and wanna-be plant ladies! Hang your bouquets, your greenery, or your fake (but still gorg) plants in this amazing DIY plant holder! Melody Fulone brings us a free crochet pattern to make your own!