A warm touch for your space that transforms ordinary corners into inviting nooks.
A quick afternoon make with big impact.
An easy, satisfying make using simple chains and single crochet.
A breezy macrame-style plant hanger crocheted in an open diamond mesh — instant boho charm for any corner.
This plant hanger is crocheted as a flat circular base, then open chain loops form the diamond mesh that cradles your pot, finished with a sturdy hanging loop.
It's a fast, forgiving make that looks far more complex than it is — pure boho charm.
I love how this hanger turns any plain pot into a statement piece, and how quickly the airy diamond mesh works up from simple chains.
Use natural cotton or jute for an earthy look, or a bright colour to make your greenery pop.
Make the chain loops longer for a taller, more dramatic drop, or add wooden beads for extra boho texture.
When I made this I used a natural cotton and it held a small terracotta pot beautifully. Keep all the chain loops the exact same length — I counted out loud — so it hangs nice and level.
I tried a substitution: I tried a chunkier cotton on a 5 mm hook for a bigger pot and it worked a treat; just add a couple more base rounds.
A breezy macrame-style plant hanger crocheted in an open diamond mesh — instant boho charm for any corner.
6 sc in a magic ring (6)
inc in each st (12)
(1 sc, inc) x6 (18)
(2 sc, inc) x6 (24)
(3 sc, inc) x6 (30)
Continue increasing to match your pot's base, then sl st to join.
join yarn, *ch 12, skip 4 sts, sc; repeat around
*ch 12, sc in the centre of the next chain loop; repeat around
repeat Round 2 for height
Gather all loops, ch 30 for the hanging loop and join. Fasten off.
Pop your potted plant inside, hang it in a sunny spot, and enjoy the instant jungle vibes!
Worked as written it measures about 60 cm / 24 in long (excl. plant). Your gauge and yarn choice will change the final size slightly.
This pattern is written for worsted cotton on a 4.0 mm hook. You can substitute a similar weight; just check your gauge first.
If you're comfortable with the basic stitches listed in the abbreviations, you'll be able to follow along — every row is written out in full.
Yes — go up or down a hook size and yarn weight, or add/remove repeats as noted, to adjust the finished size.
