Display your favorite plants with style using this Free Crochet Hanging Flower Pot Pattern, perfect for adding color to any space you love.

A little plant sat lonely on a plain windowsill wanting a home that felt special. A pair of gentle hands picked up some soft yarn and began to weave simple loops together. Soon a Crochet Hanging Flower Pot pattern took shape bringing color and joy to the quiet corner. Each stitch hugged the pot safely and made the flower stand tall and proud. Hanging above the ground the plant now dances in the light saving space and brightening up the room.

Free Crochet Pattern: Hanging Flower Pot for Every Room

Guests smile when they see the clever pattern with its strong hold and soft touch. These handy holders work for big or small pots and you can choose your favorite colors to match your room. Easy to make and lovely to look at this pattern is perfect for anyone wanting beauty and order in their space. With each project comes a feeling of pride and happiness that spreads to all who pass by.

Hanging Crochet Flower Pot Pattern

Materials

• Yarn: 4-ply (Sport/DK weight) 100% cotton yarn in beige (pot base), brown (soil), yellow (daisy centers), white (daisy petals), and green (leaves and hanging strings)
• Crochet Hook: 3.0 mm
• Tapestry Needle
• Stitch Marker
• Polyester Fiberfill (stuffing)
• Scissors
• Fabric Glue (optional, for securing components)

Key Abbreviations

• MR - Magic Ring
• ch - Chain
• sc - Single Crochet
• sl st - Slip Stitch
• inc - Increase (2 sc in the same stitch)
• dc - Double Crochet
• hdc - Half Double Crochet
• st(s) - Stitch(es)
• BLO - Back Loop Only

Special Notes

• Pattern is written using US crochet terminology.
• The pot base, soil, and the main pot body are crocheted in the round.
• Use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round for accuracy.
• Adjust flower and leaf quantities as desired to customize fullness.

Pot Base

With beige yarn:

Round 1:
Make a MR. Work 8 sc into the ring. Pull ring closed. (8 sts)

Round 2:
2 sc (inc) in each st around. (16 sts)
Mark the first st of the round with a stitch marker.

Round 3:
1 sc, inc; repeat from * to * around. (24 sts)

Round 4:
2 sc, inc; repeat from * to * around. (32 sts)

Round 5:
3 sc, inc; repeat from * to * around. (40 sts)

Round 6:
Sc in each st around (no increases). (40 sts)

Fasten off and set aside.

Soil

Repeat Pot Base steps (Rounds 1-6) with brown yarn.

Pot Body

With beige yarn:

Repeat Pot Base steps (Rounds 1-6).
Round 7:
Sl st in next st, ch 1. Work sc in BLO of each st around (40 sts). This creates a decorative ridge as the pot starts to form upward sides.

Place the stitch marker in the first st.

Rounds 8-16:
Sc in each st around (still using both loops from now on). (40 sts per round)

Finish with a sl st, ch 1, and fasten off, leaving a tail for joining.

Assemble Soil and Pot

• Place the soil disk inside the pot body.
• Add a little fiberfill (do not overstuff to avoid bulging).
• Use tapestry needle and the soil's tail to sew the soil to the pot:
  • Join BLO of the 6th round of soil to BLO of the 15th round of pot.
• Weave in and hide all tail ends.

Daisy Flowers

Make 10 or as many as desired (two flowers per leaf string):

Center:
With yellow yarn, make a MR, ch 1. Work 10 sc in ring. Sl st to first st to join. Pull ring closed.

Petals:
Switch to white yarn.

For each petal (make 5 petals total):

• Ch 2, 1 dc in same st, 1 dc in next st, ch 2, sl st in same st.
  -Sl st in the next st to position for the next petal.

After the 5th petal, ch 1, fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing.
Weave in all ends at the back.

Leaf String

Leaf Strings: Make 5 (or more for fullness).

First Leaf:

1. With green yarn, ch 7.
2. Skip the first ch from the hook, and work as follows:
   • 1 sc in next ch
   • 1 hdc in next ch
   • 2 dc in next ch (inc)
   • 2 dc in next ch (inc)
   • 1 hdc in next ch
   • 1 sc in last ch
3. Ch 2 for leaf tip. Turn, and work the same stitches (mirrored) down the foundation chain's opposite side, covering the tail for a neater finish:
   • 1 sc, 1 hdc
   • 2 dc (inc) in next ch, 2 dc (inc) in next ch
   • 1 hdc, 1 sc
4. Sl st in the very first sc made to close the leaf. Fasten off, weave in tail.

String Between Leaves:

• Ch 8 (adjust length for spacing preference).

Subsequent Leaves:

• For next leaf, ch 7, skip first ch, and repeat leaf pattern as above.
• Continue: ch 8, make a leaf until you have 5 leaves (or desired number).
• After the last leaf, ch 10, fasten off, and weave in ends.

Attach Flowers to Leaves

• Sew each daisy flower to its corresponding leaf string using a tapestry needle or secure with fabric glue.
• Attach 2 flowers per leaf string, or as desired.

Assemble Plant in Pot

1. Insert the leaf strings into the magic ring center of the soil.
2. Secure all strings by tying a firm knot underneath or using glue.
3. Adjust position of leaf strings so they are evenly distributed.

Hanging Strings

• With beige or matching yarn, ch 80 (for each hanging string, adjust length as needed).
• Make 2 long chains to cross over the pot.
• Using a tapestry needle, attach the ends of each chain at four quadrants around the pot's rim, securing with firm knots and weaving in any excess tail.

Finishing

• Arrange flowers and leaves neatly.
• The hanging pot is complete and ready to display.

Conclusion

This hanging flower pot makes an adorable handmade decor piece-perfect for brightening a room, adding cheer to a car mirror, or gifting to friends and family. The pattern is customizable; adjust the number of leaves and flowers to achieve your desired fullness and length.

Pattern Correction & Tips

• Correction: The original leaf instructions included some confusion with "dc increase" in places that may require 2 dc in same st-be sure to read increases as two double crochets in the same chain unless otherwise specified.
• Tip: When working with multiple colors, crochet over tail ends for neater finishing and less end-weaving.
• Tip: Do not overstuff the pot with fiberfill; use just enough to keep the pot's shape without distorting it.