Crochet Succulent String of Pearls| Free Pattern

Since I have done many flowers I have decided to make a crochet succulent free pattern this month. I am a lover of plants especially in the home but due to the high humidity here, many do not survive. Adding a pop of green to a space with crochet is my next best option.

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Materials

• 10 meters of coloured green DK yarn per stem (I have used Circiulo Amigurumi yarn in Green)
• Matching crochet hook to your yarn I have used a 3mm crochet hook
• Yarn needle
• Scissors

Gauge: N/A

Size: Crochet until you get your desired length.

Notes: Each stem is worked from a foundation chain with cluster stitches added to create each individual pearl.

Stitches

Pom Pom Stitch: *Yarn over, insert hook into 2nd hook from the chain, pick up yarn* repeat to*4 more times, pull through all 11 loops, sl st into the next chain to close the stitch.

Crochet Succulent | String of Pearls

Step 1: Leaving a tail of 20cm, Ch 12.

Step 2: Yarn over, insert hook into 2nd hook from the chain, pick up yarn (3 loops on your hook),

Step 3: Yarn over, insert hook into 2nd hook from the chain, pick up yarn (5 loops on your hook), yarn over, insert hook into 2nd hook from the chain, pick up yarn (7 loops on your hook), yarn over, insert hook into 2nd hook from the chain, pick up yarn (9 loops on your hook),yarn over, insert hook into 2nd hook from the chain, pick up yarn (11 loops on your hook),

Step 4: Pull through all 11 loops, sl st into the next chain to close the stitch.

Step 5: Chain 5-7 stitches to add variation to position for the pearls.

Step 6: Repeat Steps 2-5 until you reach your desired length, ending with Step 4 for the final pearl. Fasten off and weave in the end, leaving the long founation tail from the beginning.

Repeat the process to create as many stems as you wish. Once you have your desired amount, align all the beginning foundation tails and tie a knot to secure together. Place inside a container or basket and enjoy your beautiful crochet Suncculent.

Congratulations you have made your Crochet Succulent. I would love to see you crochet creations, please tag me on @moara_crochet on Instagram to share your work.

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