Bring a touch of greenery indoors with Crochet Aloe Vera Patterns. Pick your favorite design and crochet a plant that stays fresh all year.
Try these Crochet Aloe Vera Patterns and make plushies, gifts, home decor, and table decor on your own, and save the money you would have wasted on expensive items. These plant patterns are easy to make and will be in one piece by the end of the day. Pick one based on your skill level, gather the yarn and crochet hook, and make the pattern your own.
Crochet Aloe Vera Patterns
1. Crochet Aloe Vera Plant
Give your real plants a companion by crocheting this Crochet Aloe Vera Plant by Jody Rhodenizer. The pattern features a crocheted pot and mud made of bulky yarn using a 3.5 mm crochet hook.
The finished plant measures about 6 inches tall and uses green, brown, and orange yarn, though you can choose a different color for the pot. You will also need stuffing, a darning needle, a stitch marker, and stickpins. The free pattern uses US crochet terms and includes stitches such as single crochet, increases, decreases, front loop only, and back loop only.
2. Amigurumi Aloe Vera
Add a plant to your study table by following this Amigurumi Aloe Vera Pattern by Emkatcrochet. Its vertical growth gives it a real look, making it a perfect handmade decor piece made with yarn.
The pattern is beginner level and makes an aloe measuring approximately 19 x 16.5 cm (7.5 x 6.5 inches), including the leaves. It uses a 2.5 mm hook and 4-ply yarn in two colors, with 25 g of each color required. The pattern is available in both US and UK crochet terms.
3. Aloe Vera Plant Crochet Pattern
Add some greenery to your space without worrying about caring for it using this Aloe Vera Plant Crochet Pattern by Emma Varnam. Use chunky yarn along with a 3.5 mm crochet hook to give your plant a sturdy look. The pattern appears in Emma Varnam’s book Crocheted Succulents and uses DK-weight yarn; about 159 yards (145 m) are required. It uses UK crochet terminology and includes working in the round and seaming.
4. Crochet Aloe Vera
Buying expensive decor pieces for home? Save money and make this crochet aloe vera by Lanas y Ovillos in just one day. Crochet the leaves separately, glue them together, and place them in a pot. The finished design has separate crocheted leaves that can be arranged together to form the plant, making the assembly different from patterns where the leaves are worked as one piece.
5. Easy Crochet Aloe Vera
Add a green touch to your office with this Easy Crochet Aloe Vera by Hook Ok, using a 2.5 mm crochet hook. The pattern is easy and requires basic stitches like half and double crochet. The original pattern is listed as intermediate and mainly uses single crochet and increases, so you’ll need to count stitches carefully as the leaves grow. You make three small leaves and three big leaves, with the small leaves worked for 15 rounds and the big leaves for 15 rounds as well. Then align the leaves edge to edge and join them with hot-melt adhesive. The pattern is written in US terms.
6. No-Sew Aloe Vera Plant
Give your loved ones something handmade and cute like this No-Sew Aloe Vera Plant by Ribblr, featuring a beautiful pot with charming eyes. The plant makes a perfect gift for any occasion.
The pattern is by Ashley’s Cozy Loops and is listed as an intermediate crochet ePattern. It uses super bulky yarn and is designed to work up quickly, with soft, squishy construction, a happy face, and floppy leaves. The finished piece is intended for desks, shelves, or gift baskets.
7. Simple Crochet Aloe Vera
Add another crocheted plant to your home by making this Simple Crochet Aloe Vera by The Crochet Crowd. All you need to do is crochet the leaves and the mud, then assemble both pieces in a pot. This construction keeps the project focused on making the individual plant parts before putting the finished aloe together.
8. Aloe Vera Crochet Pattern
Every home includes plants nowadays, and if yours is missing, quickly add one with this Aloe Vera Crochet Pattern by Etsy. The pattern also features a small crocheted pot, adding more beauty to the piece.
9. Cute Aloe Plant
Ever heard about an aloe vera plushie? If not, make one on your own with this Cute Aloe Plant by Summer Brunton-Elliott using chunky yarn to give it a fluffy look. Use safety eyes to give it a face. The pattern uses jumbo-weight chenille yarn with an 8 mm hook and measures about 11 inches tall by 7 inches wide. It is beginner-friendly, with simple stitches and a larger yarn and hook size that the designer recommends for people learning crochet. The pattern uses US crochet terminology and is worked in the round.
