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    Crochet Succulents: Free Pattern by Bethany (Whistle and Ivy)

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting two types of succulents - a small round tip succulent and a sharp tip succulent. The patterns use size F crochet hook and medium weight yarn. Once crocheted, the succulents can be constructed into a spiral shape using hot glue. Optional acrylic paint can be added to the tips to enhance realism. The finished succulents are intended to be displayed in a pebble-filled dish or flower pot.

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    Crochet Succulents: Free Pattern by Bethany (Whistle and Ivy)

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting two types of succulents - a small round tip succulent and a sharp tip succulent. The patterns use size F crochet hook and medium weight yarn. Once crocheted, the succulents can be constructed into a spiral shape using hot glue. Optional acrylic paint can be added to the tips to enhance realism. The finished succulents are intended to be displayed in a pebble-filled dish or flower pot.

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting two types of succulents - a small round tip succulent and a sharp tip succulent. The patterns use size F crochet hook and medium weight yarn. Once crocheted, the succulents can be constructed into a spiral shape using hot glue. Optional acrylic paint can be added to the tips to enhance realism. The finished succulents are intended to be displayed in a pebble-filled dish or flower pot.

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    Crochet Succulents: Free Pattern by Bethany (Whistle and Ivy)

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    Ale Theia
    This document provides instructions for crocheting two types of succulents - a small round tip succulent and a sharp tip succulent. The patterns use size F crochet hook and medium weight yarn. Once crocheted, the succulents can be constructed into a spiral shape using hot glue. Optional acrylic paint can be added to the tips to enhance realism. The finished succulents are intended to be displayed in a pebble-filled dish or flower pot.

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    Crochet

    Succulents
    Free Pattern by Bethany {Whistle and Ivy}
    www.whistleandivy.com
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    Size F Hook
    Medium Weight Yarn (10 ply)
    Hot glue
    Acrylic pant (optional)

    Small Round Tip Succulent:


    Ch 55
    hdc into 3rd ch from hook. Hdc 1 more in same ch. Ch 2, hdc 2all in same ch. Sl st 2.
    *(Hdc 2, ch 2, Hdc 2) all in next ch. Sl st 2. *work 8 times. *(Sc, Dc 2. Ch 2. Dc 2, sc) all
    in next ch. Sl st 2.* work 8 times. *(Sc, Dc 2. Ch 2. Dc 2, sc) all in next ch. Sl st in last
    st.
    Tie off.



    Sharp Tip Succulent:
    Ch 51
    Sl st in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in next st. Hdc in next st. Sk 2 chs and sl st into next ch. Sl
    st. *ch 4. Sl st into 2nd ch from hook, sc in next st, hdc in last st. Sl st into next ch on
    foundation.* work 17 times. * ch 5. Sl st into 2nd ch from hook. Sc, dc in last 2 ch. Sl
    st into next ch on the foundation. Sl st. * work 23 times.
    Tie off.




    Construction:
    Using dabs of hot glue, glue your piece in a spiral, in the natural way it twists; try to
    offset the spike tips with each round.

    If desired, dab the tips of your succulents with water-diluted acrylic paint.

    Set in a pebble-filled dish or flower pot.

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