Cotton Plant Pot Cozies Crochet Pattern | Posh Pooch Designs

 Cotton Plant Pot Cozies 

Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

Spring is coming and it's time to start thinking about

 plants. These plant pot cozies are not just for Spring, 

 they work for plants any time of year. 

The Plant Cozies fit a 6 -8 inch pot. 

If you need  smaller plant cozies, I have a Smaller Crochet

 Pattern For a 5 -6 inch pot At This LINK

I designed them using up my left over cotton yarns, 

from my yarn stash. 

They are perfect for outdoor decorations and indoor 

decorations, as well. They will brighten up your room, 

window, porch or patio.

See The Video On My Crochet Youtube 

Channel At This LINK

Cotton Plant Pot Cozies Crochet Pattern

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 Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet hook – I / 5.5 MM
Yarn – Med (4) Cotton, Peaches And Cream assort. colors (2.5oz)
Yarn Needle
Plant Container – 6 Inch Pot
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Back Loop Only (BLO)
Picot (pct)
Space (sp)
Skip (sk)
 
Size: Fits A 6 Inch Pot
 
Notes:
Ch1 Does Not Count As A St.
Ch3 Counts as a dc
Ch4 Counts as dc, ch1
Color Changes are not indicated in the pattern
When Changing colors, ch1, ch4 or ch4 after the color change
 
Pattern:

R: 1- Ch 5, join in a circle, ch 3, 11 dc in the circle,
Join to the ch3 with a slst (12 dc)
 

R: 2 – Ch4, *sk the next dc, dc, ch1 in the next dc*
Repeat From * to * around, join the ch3 of the ch4
With a slst (12 sets of dc, ch1)

R: 3 – ch3, dc in the same st as the ch3,
*2 dc in the next ch1 sp, 2 dc in the next dc*
Repeat From * to * around, join to the ch3 with a slst
(48 dc)

R: 4 – BBLO, ch1, 1 sc in each sc around, join to the 1^st sc
(BLO 48 sc)
 

R: 5 – ch3, 1 dc in each sc around, join to the ch3 with slst (48 dc)

 
R: 6 – Ch4, * sk the next dc, dc, ch1 in the next dc*
Repeat From * to * around, join to the ch 3 of the ch4 with a slst
(24 sets of dc, ch1)
 
R: 7 – ch4, * sk the next ch1 sp, dc, ch1 in the next dc*
Repeat From * to * around, join to the ch 3 of the ch4 with a slst
(24 sets of dc, ch1)

 
R: 8 – Ch3, 1 dc in each dc, and ch 1 sp around,
Join to the ch3 with a slst (48 dc)
 

R: 9 – Repeat R: 6
 
R: 10 – Repeat R: 7
 
R: 11 – Repeat R: 8
 

R: 12 – Ch1, *sc in the next 2 dc, pct*
Repeat From * to * around, join to the 1^st sc,
Tie off and weave in your ends.

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Live With Sara - March Is National Crochet Month | Posh Pooch Designs

Live With Sara  of

Posh Pooch Designs

 March Is National Crochet Month

See The Video on my Youtube Crochet Channel At This LINK



How To Celebrate National Crochet Month

1. Learn a new stitch or technique.

2. Crochet with some new yarn you have never tried before.

3. Tackle a Hard Pattern you have been wanting to try.

4. Crochet something for someone as a surprise gift.

5. Crochet in a public place.


Today's Question
"Should we leave out our yarn scraps for the
 birds, for nesting?

No, This is actually dangerous for birds, as well as,
 other animals.

Yarn, string and even hair can become caught around
 birds legs, wings or neck. This can cut off the 
circulation and cause very serious injuries, such of loss of leg or wing, and can lead to death.
Even Hawks and Owls can get caught in yarn left overs.

Also, yarn strings can be swallowed by cats, dogs 
and other animals and become caught in their 
stomachs and intestines and cause very serious
 problems. Sometimes it has to be surgically removed,
 and can cause death.

 We thought we were doing something helpful and good, but No, it's too dangerous.

Let's use them for stuffing toys and pillows
or throw them in the trash. 

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Remember:

 Kindness Is Free,

 Let's Sprinkle it Everywhere!

See Ya next Week!