You can’t buy such a cozy knitted pot in a store; you can only knit it with your own hands.

You will need a plain pot, yarn, and a hook. Even the kind of pot that a flower shop sells flowers in is suitable. The type of yarn doesn't matter either.

We will knit without a bottom. This is the most convenient way, because such a cover can be removed and washed, and the hole in the bottom of the pot will not be closed. Pattern pattern for knitting a flower pot:

It is clear that this scheme is not suitable for all sizes of pots. Therefore, if you have a larger pot, then add rows of double crochets.

We collect a chain of air loops, the length equal to the circumference of the pot at the bottom, + 2-3 loops for a loose fit. We will track the process by step by step photos:

We knit the first three rows. If the pot expands sharply upward, then in the third row we add a couple of double crochets:

Now we knit the pattern according to the diagram. The pattern is simple, I think there is nothing to explain here:

We roughly estimate how much is left to the side and knit it to it, alternating rows of double crochets and rows of alternating stitches and chain loops. Again, if the pot expands sharply, then in the rows of columns we double the loops in places. The end result will be the same as in the lower part - a pattern with windows. And we finish with a wavy border - it is knitted like this: *five double crochets in one loop, skip 2 loops, double crochet, skip 2 loops* - repeat. Result:

This is how the crocheted pot turned out. I have thanks to the border knitted part fixed tightly. If for some reason it doesn’t stick to you, you can use Moment glue in a couple of places at the top.

- Nadezhda's work.

Description and diagrams are taken from the book Crochet Flowers. A cactus consists of a trunk and two separate shoots.

Knitted primrose flowers in pots - Irina's work.

To knit primroses I used a 1.5 crochet hook, Bebe alize thread for the flowers and the pot, and yarn art angora de luxe for the leaves. The consumption is very small.

You can watch a master class on knitting daisies.

Daffodils. One of my first works. I’ve been knitting recently, about the second month. I really like the knitting process itself. I take the diagrams from the Internet.

Author Olga. Flowers and leaves are knitted from KARTOPU acrylic yarn, and the pot is made from wool blend yarn.
Hook No. 1.75, product weight 230 g. I used: 200g yarn, 90cm wire, padding polyester. Flowers 7 pcs., leaves 11 pcs., bouquet height 28.5 cm.

Flowers, leaves and a pot are knitted from wool blend yarn.
Hook No. 1.75. Product weight 230 g. Used: 200g yarn, 90cm wire. Sintepon. Height 27 cm.

As a vase - tied plastic bottle. I did not glue the middle of the flower, but sewed it on. It is better not to starch the flowers, but to soak them in sugar syrup and shape them while they are wet. First wrap the wire with thin yarn, then bend the end of the wire using pliers. Then glue the flower to the wire.

You will need: for pots - leftover yarn of pink colors, as well as white mohair and black or gray wool mixture (the yarn should not be thin); for cacti - green yarn; for flowers - pink and yellow melange; hook No. 3; molds for pots (for example: plastic containers for dessert).

Dimensions: small flowerpot: height 9.5 cm, diameter 11 cm; larger pots: height 11 cm, diameter 125 cm.

Material consumption:

Yarn "Toccata fino" (170 m / 50 g): 50 g each of white, yellow and orange
. Hook No. 2.5
. 1 small flowerpot
. 2 larger pots

Main pattern: st. s/n, with the 1st tbsp. s/n in each circle replace 3 vp. and close each circle with 1 st. b/n in the 3rd initial v.p.
Lace borders A and B: knit according to patterns A and B. Each time start with a st before the rapport, repeat the repeat, finish the st after the rapport.
Edging: 2 ch. instead of 1st tbsp. b/n, skip 1 p., 2 tbsp. s/n, 3 tbsp. with two double crochets and 2 tbsp. s/n in the next paragraph, 1 and. skip * 1 tbsp. b/i in the next paragraph, 2 tbsp. s/n, 3 tbsp. with two double crochets and 2 tbsp. s/n in the next p., skip 1 p., repeat from *, complete the circles with 1 n/st. b/n in the second initial v.p.

Small white planter

Cast on 8 vp, close 1 p/st into a ring. b/n.
1st round: work 3 ch. instead of 1st tbsp. s/n, then knit another 15 sts in a circle. s/n, finish 1 p/st. b/n in the third initial v.p. - 16 p.
2nd round: 2 tbsp. s/n in each st. s/n persons. circle = 32 tbsp. s/n.
3rd round: 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. persons circle, while in every 2nd st. s/n knit 2 tbsp. s/n = 48 tbsp. s/n. 4th circle: like the 3rd circle, but in every 3rd st. s/n knit 2 tbsp. s/n = 64 tbsp. s/n.
5th circle: around each st. s/n persons. circle, tie 1 relief st. s/n from the inside out to the face.
6th circle: 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. s/n persons. circle.
7th circle: 1 tbsp. s/n in every st. s/n persons. circle, while in every 16th st. s/n knit 2 tbsp. s/n = 68 p. 8th round: knit as 6th round.
Rounds 9-13: knit lace border according to pattern A.
14-17th circles: 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. s/n persons. circle.
18th circle: turn the work and tie the edging from the inside.

Large yellow flowerpot

Until the 5th round, knit like a little one.
6th circle: 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. s/n persons. circle, while in every 8th st. s/n knit 2 tbsp. s/n = 72 tbsp. s/n.
7th circle: 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. s/n persons. circle, while in every 9th art. s/n knit 2 tbsp. s/n = 80 tbsp. s/n.
8th and 9th circles: 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. persons circle.
10-13th circles: knit a lace border in accordance with the 9-12th rows of diagram A.
14-18th circles: 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. s/n persons. R. 19th round: knit the edging as for a small flowerpot.

Large orange flowerpot

Until the 7th round, knit like a large yellow flowerpot.
Rounds 8-17: knit lace border according to pattern B.
18th and 19th circles: 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. s/n persons. circle.
20th round: knit the edging as for a small flowerpot. For all pots, tie along a chain chain, which should be 20 cm longer than the upper perimeter of the pot. Thread the lace through the last circle of st. s/n and tie with a bow.

DIY crafts: crocheted flower pots. Description and knitting patterns for free

Openwork flower pot crocheted from cotton yarn white. The pots are decorated with a decorative ribbon of flowers.

Dimensions: height - 5.5 cm, base diameter - 5.5 cm

You will need: 35 cm of fine white cotton yarn;

Hook corresponding to the thickness of the thread;

Abbreviations used:

V.p. - air loop;

Conn. Art. - connecting column;

RLS - single crochet;

C1H - double crochet;

С2Н - double crochet stitch

Knitting density: 1-4 r. = 5.5 cm

Description of knitting

Crochet a chain of 10 sts. p. and knit from the 1st to the 12th r. according to the scheme. The rows end with the connection. Art., with the exception of the 5th r., in which to finish the 1st century. p. and 1 sc in the 4th of the five initial sts. n., and the 6th and 7th r., in which the last 4 v. p. replace 1 C2H in the 1st RLS at the end of the 6th row. and in C2H at the end of the 7th r.

For each handle, tie a chain of 60 chains. p. and knit sc. Knit 2 handles. Starch the pots and put them on the pot, also starch the handles, give the required form, bending the ends and leaving to dry. Glue the handles to the flowerpots with outside. Through the holes of the 9th r. thread decorative ribbon.

DIY crafts: crochet flowerpot. Description + diagrams

The flower pot is crocheted from cotton yarn. You will need: 30g Escocia yarn No. 10 (100% cotton) cream color; Hook No. 1.5 Knitting density: 1-2 r. = 3.5 cm. Abbreviations used: V. p. - air loop; RLS - single crochet; С1Н - double crochet

Description of knitting

Crochet a chain of 8 sts. p., close it in a ring and then knit according to the pattern from the 1st to the 11th r. From 5th to 11th r. knit as follows: 4 C1H, wrap them with thread and knit another 1 C1H 12-14th row: 120 C1H 15th row: 120 RLS For the loop after the 15th row. tie a chain from c. p. 4 cm long, attach it to the 11th r. from the outside of the flowerpot and tie a sc, as shown in the diagram. Knit another loop on the opposite side. Make a cord 25 cm long, insert it into the loops and tie it with a knot.

In this master class I will tell you how to crochet an old flower pot. An unnecessary plastic thing will turn into a wonderful DIY planter! In addition, such cozy knitted pots are not sold in stores - your work will turn out unique.

You will need a plain pot, yarn, and a hook. Even the kind of pot that a flower shop sells flowers in is suitable. The type of yarn also does not matter - in the photo I have pink wool blend.

It is clear that this scheme is not suitable for all sizes of pots. Therefore, if you have a larger pot, then add rows of double crochets.

We collect a chain of air loops, the length equal to the circumference of the pot at the bottom, + 2-3 loops for a loose fit. We will follow the process using step-by-step photos:

We knit the first three rows. If the pot expands sharply upward, then in the third row we add a couple of double crochets:

Now we knit the pattern according to the diagram. The pattern is simple, I think there is nothing to explain here:

We roughly estimate how much is left to the side and knit it to it, alternating rows of double crochets and rows of alternating stitches and chain loops. Again, if the pot expands sharply, then in the rows of columns we double the loops in places. The end result will be the same as in the lower part - a pattern with windows. And we finish with a wavy border - it is knitted like this: *five double crochets in one loop, skip 2 loops, double crochet, skip 2 loops* - repeat. Result:

This is how the crocheted pot turned out. Thanks to the border, the knitted part was tightly fixed. If for some reason it doesn’t stick to you, then you can put it on Moment glue in a couple of places at the top.

DIY flower pots- a great way to revive standard plastic or clay pots and add a touch of originality to the interior.

Beautiful DIY flower pots They can also become an expressive accent in the decor if you choose bright colors for them.

Today, as you probably already guessed from the photo, we will talk about knitted flowerpots.

By the way, knitted flowerpot for flowers- a great gift! Just buy a flower in a pot and crochet a flower pot to it- it will turn out both interesting and not banal.

Crochet flower pots - quick way add interesting accents to flower pots. In fact - knitted flower pots- This is a hollow cylinder or cone with a cut off top. Sometimes flowerpots are knitted with a bottom - for this you need to know.

Therefore, in order crochet flower pots you don’t need any special knowledge - tie a chain of air loops, close it in a ring and continue crocheting rows to the desired height. Sometimes, if the shape of the pot requires it, it is necessary to make increases, so in case of a large difference in diameters, choose simple patterns crochet, or crochet patterns that are easily transformed during increases.

In today's selection you will find crochet flower pot patterns, including on English language. You can use , or choose your favorite one, and knit flowerpots By photo.

How to crochet a flower pot? Nine knitting patterns

1. DIY knitted flowerpot, diagram published on the website "Magic Thread".

2. Crochet planter knitted with a “scales” pattern, diagram Published on the Petelki website.

3. Flower pots, crocheted, diagram published on the Knitting for You website.

4. Colorful knitted flower pots, description from the blog "Handwerk juffie".

5. Red crochet flowerpot, description

6. Crochet spiral planter, description from the blog "The inspired wren".

7. White openwork knitted flower pots, diagram from the blog "Little things blogged".

Crocheted in a pot. Azure Lily.

Leaves and a pot made of thin acrylic yarn, hook No. 1, 75, finished product weight 220 g. (yarn -180 gr.), wire, padding polyester. Height 23 cm, width by flowers 20 cm.

Leaves- 6 pcs., flowers- 5 pieces.

I took the idea and inspiration for the flowers.

Flower petals 6 pcs. :
chain 20 air. p. (more or fewer loops are possible, depending on the thread and the desired length of the petal).
In the 3rd stitch from the hook, start single crochets; at the bottom of the petal in one loop - 2 tbsp. without crochet; 4 lifting loops, st. with 3 yarn overs; at the top of the petal -5 st. with the 3rd yarn over in one loop; to the end of the row, stitches with the 3rd crochet, 4 air. P.
Each stitch with 3 picot yarn overs from 3 loops. The wire is knitted when I knit st. with 3 yarn overs. Cut the wire and twist it.

buds same as described above, only the petals are shorter by 10 air points. and 15 air.p. chains.

Leaves 6 pcs.: chain of 40 loops: in the 3rd point of the chain 1 connection point, 36 stitches. b/n, 3st b/n in one, 2p. lifting, 1st. from 1n., 1s 2n., 27 tbsp. from 3rd n., 1 half-st. from 3n., 1 tbsp. with 2n, 1 semist. with 2n., 1 tbsp. from 1n, 1st half. with 1n, 1 joint, at the top: 1 tbsp. b/n + 1 air + 1 tbsp. b/n., 1 joint, 1 half-st. with 1n, 1st. with 1n, 1 semist. with 2n., 1 tbsp. with 2n., 1 half-st. from 3n., 27st. from 3n., 1st 2n., 1st. with 1n., 2 air.p.

Leaves- tied a thin wire in a circle with yarn using the “crawfish step” method and wrapped the tails tightly with thread. I give the desired shape to the leaf by bending the wire.

Note: changing “27 art. from the 3rd n.”, the number of columns, the length of the leaf changes.

Flower centers- my imagination, I wrapped the wire with thread of different colors.

Stem- “tube”, knit a chain of 9 loops in single crochets to the desired length, then knit two stitches in each loop. without a crochet. Then knit without adding stitches. Single crochet to the desired height (without lifting loops).
I insert and secure the wire into the bottom part of the flower (twist it into a ring) and sew the bottom part to the flower. The voids were filled with padding polyester.
I tie the assembled bouquet with a thick thread to secure it.

Potty this is my fantasy (you can knit it differently): for the pot I cast on a chain of 42p. in two threads, without adding or subtracting loops, knitted 9 cm (without lifting loops) in a circle - 1 tbsp. without crochet, 1p. air, repeating this until the end.

Saucer: Having knitted the desired height of the pot, dial from the beginning of knitting the pot in a 42p chain. and tie 3 cm.

Earth: I cast on a chain of 15 stitches from black yarn. How to knit a circle look video. I simply knit a circle of the required diameter according to the diameter of the pot with a small hole in the center for a bouquet, and I put flowers there on a wire.

I fill the pot with padding polyester, sew on the soil, at the bottom of the pot I wrap the wire in different directions (the flowers will not fall out), and add padding polyester. I tie the bottom.

Crochet lilies

Leaves and pot acrylic yarn, flowers thin wool blend yarn, hook No. 1, 75, finished product weight 290 g. (yarn -260 g), wire 90 cm, padding polyester, beads.
Leaves- 9 pcs., flowers - 5 pcs.

Height 23 cm.

Flowers knitted according to the pattern and description: http://nina-kir.ru/post275971047/ ; .

Flowers - I tied a thin wire in a circle with a dark thread.

I’ve wanted it for a long time, tried it many times and kept giving it up: sometimes I didn’t like the yarn, sometimes the middle turned out stupid, sometimes the leaves didn’t come out. This time everything came together. The bumblebee is just missing)

Below the cut are 5 clickable photographs on the topic “How it was.”
The green part of the bud is a cap with five leaves. The leaves are tied on wire. The petals for the bud are knitted in one piece, which is then tightly twisted into a tube.

There is one problem with assembling the leaf: the stem turns out to be quite thick. This time I left everything as is. Theoretically, you can tightly seal one of the two threads from each sheet and use not two, but one thread under the winding.

The stamens are made exactly as for blue poppy. As pollen - powder with glitter for nail design.

The circle for the petals is knitted with half double crochets according to the pattern 7-14-21-28-35 (usually I knit with single crochets, but here I had to work out 35 stitches). The petals are knitted using the Tunisian technique on every six warp loops. There is a gap of one loop between the petals. The notch characteristic of rosehip petals is knitted using increases and decreases. In a good way, each petal should be knitted in a separate piece on a oh-so-small leg, but then there will be a hassle with assembly.

The assembly is standard. On the last row, a stem from a bud with a leaf is tied to the green circle representing a sepal. Increments in the last row are made not by count, but more often, focusing on the thickness of the stem being tied.

Crochet iris: description

The iris is crocheted 0.5 from thin silk threads in three folds. It is convenient to rewind the threads from the spools in advance onto plastic bobbins for floss.

For the outer petal, use yellow thread to cast on 22 ch. Starting from the third loop from the hook, knit 20 sc to the end. Unfold the knitting: knit 20 stbn, from the end of the part (into the jumper from the ch) knit 3 stbn, knit 20 stbn. Unfold the knitting: knit 20 sc, then 3 times 2 sc in one loop, then 20 sc. Unfold knitting; attach a wire along the edge and tie the piece with stbn (you should get 46 stitches). Attach a burgundy thread. Knit 1 sc. Next knit using the Tunisian technique (photo 2) . In the cast-on row, the last - edge - loop is pulled out from the column of the yellow part. In the reverse row, all loops are knitted in twos. At the beginning of each cast-on row, after the edge stitch and the first Tunisian stitch, an increase is made by pulling a loop from the horizontal jumper between the posts of the previous row. Increases stop when there are 12 loops on the hook, counting the edge loops (photo 4) . The next row needs to be knitted short (photo 5, 6) : in the cast-on row, do not pull out loops from the last two stitches; in the reverse row, knit the first loop in a single loop, and the rest in two stitches. Alternate full and short rows.

Tie 4 wedges from the end. Each wedge is knitted in the following patterns: a short row of 9 stitches, then a shortened row of 6 stitches, then 3 stitches, 6 stitches, 9 stitches and finally full row(photo 9, 10) . The left side of the petal is knitted symmetrically. 12 rows before completion, at the beginning of each cast-on row, a decrease is made by pulling a loop from two Tunisian stitches at the same time. Attach the thread from the front side lilac color, attach a wire to the edge of the petal and tie the piece with a picot (photo 15-18) .

For the base of the stem, take 15 cm of thick wire, at the end twist a spiral with an internal diameter approximately equal to the thickness of all the wire and thread ends coming from the three inner petals (photo 37, 38) . Thread these wires/threads inside the spiral (photo 40) . Place the petals right side out. Start wrapping the green thread around the stem (photo 41) . Attach the outer petals one at a time (photo 42, 43) , base for brooches (photo 44, 45) .

At the level of one and a half to two centimeters after fastening, bend the stem, forming a loop, and continue winding in the opposite direction. Having reached the base of the petals, close the thread.

The fastener should be attached higher than shown in the photo: almost immediately under the petals. If the fastener is low, the flower dangles, especially on thin fabric.
Good luck!