Flower Pot Pattern – Free

This free crochet flower pot pattern lets you create adorable plant holders that add charm to any space. Perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike, these pots work up quickly and make wonderful gifts. The pattern uses simple stitches to create a sturdy container that can hold small plants or be used for storage.

Key Takeaways

Quick project that uses basic crochet skills
Customizable size and colors to match your decor
Practical for real plants or as decorative storage
Great gift idea for plant lovers and home decor enthusiasts

Use Ideas 🌿

Looking for ways to use your crocheted flower pots? Here are some creative ideas:

Plant holders – Perfect for small succulents or air plants
Desk organizers – Keep pens, paper clips, and small office supplies tidy
Bathroom storage – Store cotton balls, makeup brushes, or small toiletries
Gift packaging – Fill with treats or small presents for a reusable gift wrap
Kitchen containers – Hold utensils, tea bags, or small snacks
Craft supply storage – Keep buttons, beads, or other small notions organized

Have you thought about making a set in different sizes? They look adorable grouped together on a windowsill or shelf! You could also add embellishments like crocheted flowers, buttons, or ribbon to make each pot unique.

Materials&Tools

Yarn
Polyester Fiberfill
2.75mm Hook(What I used in this pattern)
Yarn Needle

Abbreviation

ch – chain
sc – single crochet
inc – increase (2 single crochets in one stitch)
dec – decrease (merge 2 single crochets into 1)
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
sl st – slip stitch
magic ring – adjustable ring to start crocheting in the round
BLO – back loop only
FLO – front loop only

How to Read Pattern?

R5: ch, [1 sc, sc inc] x 6, sl st

In Round 5, start with a chain stitch, then repeat the pattern “1 single crochet, single scrochet increase” 6 times. End with a slip stitch.

(sc+sc+sc)

Parentheses ( ) indicate that all stitches within them are worked into the same stitch. So ‘(sc+sc+sc)’ means working 3 single crochet stitches all into the same stitch.