Tiny Faux Succulent Pots

HOW CUTE ARE THESE TINY SUCCULENT POTS!?!?!

I have had so much fun this year making faux plant pots for my markets. They have been a BIG seller for me. They are perfect for your office, home office, dorm, bathroom, dorm room or kids room! No need to worry about watering.

I have other blog posts about the faux plant pots I have made, Mini Faux Succulent Pots, Mini Faux Plant pots and Hanging Faux plant/succulent pots coming soon.

I found these sweet tiny succulent pots from Amazon. They come is 3 different varieties and you can get them in sets of 12, 24 or 48. The more you purchase, the cheaper they are!!

When I make items from another designer, I always like to ask them what they charge for an item. I certainly don’t want to charge more then the original designer and I don’t want to undervalue the item either. So for these little pots, I got the larger bundles, so the cost of my pots were $1.37-$1.75 and the cost of yarn is minimal. I use leather tags, so I combine that into my cost too. I charge $8 a piece and they have been a great seller!! I have found that having a variety of lower cost items at markets is very helpful. Especially $10 and under.

I chose to use Bernat Maker yarn. It used to be Bernat Maker Home Dec yarn. They went through a rebranding this year. Bernat Maker yarn is a tube yarn. It has stretch to it, so make sure your tension isn’t too tight. I really loved how this yarn worked for these tiny pots. The stitch definition is great.

If you would like a little direction in making these pots, you can follow my youtube video. It is a pretty simple construction.

Supplies

• 4.5mm hook
• Bernat Maker Yarn
• Tiny Succulents pastel, vibrant, bold colored
• scissors
• yarn needle
• leather tag – optional, rivets

Abbreviations

• CH – chain
• SL ST – slip stitch
• SC – single crochet
• DC – double crochet
• BLO – back loop only
• Special Stitch: Suzette Stitch – [SC, DC] worked into the same space, skip space and repeat. In remaining rounds, you will work your Suzette stitch into the SC of the previous Suzette stitch

Start with a magic ring

RD 1 – SC, CH 2, SC. CH 2, SC, CH 2, SC, CH 2, join,

RD 2 – SC in the top of each SC, [SC-CH 2-SC] in each CH space (you should end up with 3 SC stitches on each side of your square)

RD 3 – SC in each SC (2), SC 3 in corner, **SC in each SC (3), SC 3 in corner**, **repeat 2 times, SC in the last SC (24 SC)

RD 4 – SC BLO around (24)

RD 5 – SC around (24)

RD 6-8 – Suzette Stitch around

RD 9 – SC in each SC and DC around

RD 10 – edge: [SL ST, CH 1] in each st around

If you would like a printable version of these patterns, you can find that on Etsy and Ravelry. If you make these tiny sweet pots for your markets, I would love to see them! Tag me on Social Media. Let’s connect! I am also starting a Handmade With Love crochet group where you can ask questions and post your makes! Join me there.

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