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plant hanger from yarn Country Cottage Plant Hanger Crochet Pattern – Maggie's Crochet

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plant hanger from yarn Country Cottage Plant Hanger Crochet Pattern – Maggie's CrochetWatch the Country Cottage Plant Hanger Pattern product review video! Design By: Maggie Weldon Skill Level: Beginner Size: Fits standard 10" hanging plant basket Materials for each: Worsted Weight Yarn: White 3 oz, 186 yds(100 grams, 170 meters); 2" Brass Ring, Yarn Needle Crochet Hook: Size F 5 (3. 75 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. Gauge: Rnd 1 is approximately 18" around. Country Cottage Plant Hanger Don't envy your neighbors and friends that

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Design By: Maggie Weldon

Skill Level: Beginner 

Size: Fits standard 10" hanging plant basket 

Materials for each: Worsted Weight Yarn:
White – 3 ¾ oz, 186 yds(100 grams, 170 meters); 2" Brass Ring, Yarn Needle

Crochet Hook: Size F-5 (3.75 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. 

Gauge: Rnd 1 is approximately 18" around.

Country Cottage Plant Hanger

Don't envy your neighbors and friends that have pretty macramé hangers for their hanging plants. You can make your own plant hangers to fit a 10-inch diameter pot using the Country Cottage Plant Hanger Pattern. These crochet hangers work well for both indoor or outdoor hanging plants. The planter suddenly gets a romantic look when suspended in the air with one of the crochet hangers. Country Cottage Plant Hanger Patterns are easier to make than their macramé cousins, and will fool even the casual passerby. Now you can be trendy and add some character to your beautiful plants. The fun part about crocheting plant hangers is there are more color options with the yarn. You can match the siding of your house, match or contrast with the plant blossoms or coordinate with wall or trim paint. The variety and options are almost endless once you start thinking about what to make.

Country Cottage Plant Hanger Pattern is a beginner level pattern with easy crochet stitches. Make this your first crochet project for something you can quickly finish. Advanced crocheters will like how easy and quick the hangers are to make. These delightful plant hangers use a worsted weight cotton yarn. The natural fiber gives the hangers extra durability, especially if placed outdoors in the in the sun and rain. Country Cottage Plant Hanger Pattern fit most 10 inch hanging baskets, a standard size for plants. In no time you will have hanging baskets all over the inside and outside of your home.

Donna writes:"I just wanted to say how much i enjoyed these patterns, I made 4 different hanger for my plants. I changed 2 of them a little and I also used the shell pattern to make Easter Basket covers.  Here are the photos of the baskets I made. Thanks so much."

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