Stylish Crochet Bohemian Plant Hanger Pattern Easy & Quick Project For Home Charm

Elevate your space with the vibrant charm of a Crochet Bohemian Plant Hanger! This creative pattern brings together the laid-back, earthy vibes of Boho style and the cozy, handmade magic of crochet. Perfect for adding a pop of personality, these stylish plant hangers will turn your favorite greenery into eye-catching decor.

Crochet Bohemian Plant Hanger

The flowing design and intricate details create a stunning, free-spirited look that brings life to any room. Whether it’s swaying in the breeze or hanging as a statement piece, this crochet pattern is all about bringing a touch of nature and artistry to your home!

Materials

Medium weight (4) yarn
5.5mm crochet hook

Pattern Instructions

Starting the base:

Magic Ring:

Make a magic ring.
Chain 3 (counts as the first double crochet).

Round 1:

Make 11 double crochet (DC) stitches into the magic ring.
To complete each DC, yarn over (YO), insert the hook into the ring, YO and pull up a loop, YO and pull through two loops, YO and pull through the remaining two loops.
You should have a total of 12 stitches (including the chain 3).
Pull the magic ring closed tightly.
Join with a slip stitch (SC) to the top of the initial chain 3.

Building the square:

Row 2:

Chain 3 (counts as the first DC).
Work 3 more DCs into the next stitches.
Corner: Chain 3, then work 4 DC starting from the last DC stitch.
Repeat the above step for each side of the square to form a total of 4 corners.
Join with a slip stitch to the chain 3 at the beginning of the row.

Row 3 and beyond:

Chain 3 to start each new row.
Work a DC in every stitch until you reach a corner space.
In each corner space, make 1 DC, chain 3, and 1 DC.
Continue this pattern until the square is of desired size, generally repeating the increase in stitches for each side as the square expands.

Adding texture with puff stitches:

Puff Stitches:

Chain 3.

Puff Stitch:

YO, insert the hook into the stitch, YO and pull up a loop; repeat 4 more times in the same stitch, until you have 9 loops on your hook. YO and pull through all loops on the hook, then chain 1.