Spider plants are loved for their long, arching leaves and effortless charm. They’re known for being hardy, low-maintenance, and generous growers, often sending out little “babies” that trail gracefully from the main plant. That natural movement and playful shape make spider plants a favorite for hanging planters — and the perfect inspiration for a crochet version that brings the same lively look without any upkeep.
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This crochet spider plant pattern is designed to be fun to make and easy to enjoy. With simple stitches, easy repetition, and clear construction steps, it’s a relaxing project you can settle into while still creating something that feels dynamic and full of life. The finished piece adds texture and movement to your space, making it a great choice for home décor, gifting, or pairing with the other hanging plants in the collection. If you haven't purchased the other two patterns in this series, go ahead and buy the bundle now!
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Car Hanging Plant Collection
Mini House Plant Collection
Spring Flower Collection
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Easy
Skill You Should Know
Basic crochet stitches, crocheting in the round, color changes, magic ring, invisible decrease, and increasing.
Finished Size
Hangs at approximately 12 inches (30 cm)
Materials
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Premier; Basix Worsted; size 4; [100% acrylic; 359 yards / 328 m per 7oz / 200g skein]; buff, fern, mahogany, white; 1 skein each
- F-5 (3.75mm) crochet hook
- Fabric or Hot Glue
- Polyester fiberfill stuffing
- Scissors
- Stitch marker
- Yarn needle
- (1) 55 mm wooden ring
- 22 gauge floral wire
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Abbreviations
- BLO - back loop only
- ch - chain
- FLO - front loop only
- hdc - half double crochet
- inc - increase
- invdec - invisible decrease
- mr - magic ring
- PM - place marker
- sc - single crochet
- sl st - slip stitch
- st(s) - stitch(es)
- yo - yarn over
- [ ] - repeat the directions between [ and ] as many times as stated
- ( ) - the number of stitches at the end of each round
Gauge
30 sc by 5 rounds = 2 in (5 cm)
Pattern Notes
- The pot and soil of this pattern are worked in continuous rounds.
- Mark 1st stitch of each round, moving marker up each round.
- Finished size may vary based on yarn, hook size, and tension.
- Using a "yarn under" method when working in rounds/rows creates a tighter stitch.
- Ch 1 does not count as a stitch.
Instructions
Purchase the full PDF instructions here: HANGING SPIDER PLANT
