This hanging crochet plant basket pattern is worked in joined rounds using basic stitches including the Chain, Single, Double, and Slip!

Worked in one solid piece, from the first to the last round this hanging crochet plant basket can be worked with one continuous piece of yarn without cutting!

The full length of the Hanging Crochet Plant Basket is 20” long and about 5” wide, which is perfect for holding smaller pots of the same width.

This design begins in joined rounds that form a triangle, then work upward with chain gaps that create space and a really nice chevron detail.

The three loops used to hang this plant basket are an interesting feature, which also make this design very sturdy. 

Use this indoors or outdoors to hold your favorite plants, herbs, flowers or succulents!

The hanging crochet plant basket is a great pattern to work up because:

  • Baskets like this are quick and easy projects to make.
  • You can use most weight 4 yarns you already have in your stash!
  • This project works great with cotton yarns!
  • You’ll get to practice a lot of crochet skills: joined rounds, stitch tension, gauge & size, chain, single, and triple crochet stitches, finishing techniques & more!

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes

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Crochet plant basket holding white flower pot and green succulent

Policy for Individual Use

Pattern Designed By: Salena Baca Crochet. This pattern is copyright protected; it is unlawful to distribute this pattern in any form (free, sale or trade).

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Crochet Plant Basket Resources

Finished Crochet Plant Baskets

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How To Crochet In Rounds

Not sure how to crochet in joined rounds? Check out this quick video, here:

YARN

Bernat Handicrafter, Medium weight #4 yarn (100% cotton; 80 yds/73 m per 1.75 oz/50 g skein): 

For more details about how to substitute yarn for a crochet project, here are some great tips: Understanding Yarn Substitution: An Easy Reference For Crocheters

MATERIALS 

  • US G/6 (4 mm) crochet hook
  • Scissors
  • Yarn needle
  • Flower pot; 8-10” around (3.5” diameter) x 5-7” tall
  • 2” hook screw

STITCH KEY

SPECIALTY STITCHES AND TECHNIQUES

SIZE 

  • 10” around at round 5
  • 20” total length

GAUGE

  • Not crucial for this project.

PATTERN NOTES

  • Pattern is worked in joined rounds from the bottom up, including the chain loops for hanging.
Crochet plant basket holding white flower pot and green succulent

Crochet Hanging Plant Basket Instructions

Round 1: Form adjustable loop, Ch 6 (first Dc + Ch-3 space), [work 4 Dc into loop, Ch 3] 2 times, work 3 Dc into loop, Sl St into top of first Dc to join – 21 Sts; 12 Dc + 9 Ch

Round 2: Sl St into each of next 2 Ch, Ch 6 (first Dc + Ch-3 space), Dc into same St, Dc into each of next 6 Sts, [(Dc, Ch 3, Dc) into next St, Dc into each of next 6 Sts] 2 times, Sl St into top of first Dc to join – 33 Sts; 24 Dc + 9 Ch

Round 3: Sl St into each of next 2 Ch, Ch 6 (first Dc + Ch-3 space), Dc into same St, Dc into each of next 10 Sts, [(Dc, Ch 3, Dc) into next St, Dc into each of next 10 Sts] 2 times, Sl St into top of first Dc to join – 45 Sts; 36 Dc + 9 Ch

Round 4: Sl St into each of next 2 Ch, Ch 1 (not a St), [Sc, Ch 13, skip 14 Sts] 3 times, Sl St into top of first Sc to join – 42 Sts; 3 Sc + 39 Ch

Round 5: Ch 9 (first Dc + Ch-6 space), skip 6 Ch, [Dc, Ch 6, skip 6 Ch] 5 times, Sl St into top of first Dc to join – 42 Sts; 6 Dc + 36 Ch

Round 6: Sl St into each of next 7 Sts, Ch 1 (not a St), [Sc, Ch 100, skip 13 Sts] 3 times, Sl St into top of first Sc to join, fasten off, invisible join – 303 Sts; 3 Sc + 300 Ch

FINISHING 

  • Sew in ends, trim excess.
  • Arrange Ch-100 loops neatly on sides, taking care not to tangle.
  • Place plant into flower pot, then into plant basket.
  • Gathering 1 Ch-100 loop at a time, adjust flower pot and plant basket as necessary.
  • Ensure 2” hook screw is securely into place, transfer all Ch-100 loops onto hook.

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Salena

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2 Comments

  1. Hi, I was wondering if worsted weight acrylic yarn would be ok to use. If not, why?
    Thanks. I can’t wait to make this! I love to crochet and I love plants!!

    1. Thanks for asking Deb! The introduction outlines that worsted weight yarn, and cotton, are best for this type of project. Acrylic can work too, enjoy!