
The 25 Cutest Cactus Crochet Patterns
by Adriana Maronese
We all know about these spiky green plants that grow in the desert. Everyone keeps saying they’re easy to grow and that they require low maintenance, but somehow I keep killing all my cacti. Or at least I was until I started making a crochet version of them.
What I really love about a crochet cactus is that it doesn’t require any water - or anything at all - to survive. They make great house decorations - they look beautiful on my desk and other parts of my house - and are also great gifts for friends and family.
But not all cacti are green and spiky, there is actually a wide variety of succulents in different colors and shapes. Some can be round and some can be flat as a pancake. Cactus crochet plants not only look great but are also interesting to make.
Essentials
Patterns
Coctalina Cactus (Removable Pot)
by Chrisette Designs
She’ll make the perfect companion for kids. They could go on adventures together and build memories that will last forever. Coctalina is also very photogenic, she likes to pose in photo shoots and baby showers.
Cactus Crochet Coasters
by Sewrella
Picture yourself on a lazy summer afternoon, sipping on refreshing drinks, while your table is adorned with these absolutely fantastic cacti coasters, creating the perfect set for a stylish and practical way to protect your surfaces; and the cuteness doesn't stop there, because when not in use, they can be stored in the adorable pot holder, adding an extra touch of charm and whimsy to your home decor.
Cuddly Cactus
by Winding Road Crochet
Indulge in the cuddly cuteness of our delightful and huggable cactus plushie couple, specially designed for the little ones to snuggle up with because who wouldn't want a cactus that loves to cuddle? And with a pattern that is wonderfully detailed and incredibly easy to follow, you can whip up this adorable project in just one afternoon, bringing joy and comfort to little hearts in no time!
Ready-made
Rosette Succulent
by Cloud9Knots
This delightful pattern allows you to conjure up a mini garden of soft and squishy succulents, all crafted with the magic of crochet hooks. You'll love creating these charming rosette succulents that will never wilt or require a drop of water. From vibrant greens to mesmerizing purples, you can unleash your creativity and customize each succulent with your favorite colors.
Bulby Blushing Cactus Crochet Pattern
by Jenn W
Check out this totally beautiful cactus rocking a cute flower on its head – it's seriously adorable! This little buddy is a bit on the shy side and absolutely loves chilling in the shade, snuggling up with a good book, and enjoying the cool breeze.
Amigurumi Crochet Kawaii Cactus
by Flying Mio
With their sweet expressions and charming details, these kawaii cacti will steal your heart and make for the perfect cuddly companions or delightful decorations. So grab your crochet hook and get ready to create a miniature desert wonderland filled with irresistible charm and kawaii goodness!
Crochet Cactus Garden
by Spotlight Australia
This one is perfect for crocheters who love a challenge. Why make a single cactus when you could make the whole garden? It requires a bit of time, yes. But the final result is incredible. Imagine the satisfaction of seeing an array of meticulously crocheted cacti, each with its own unique shape and personality, coming together to form a breathtaking display of botanical artistry.
Dante The Donkey and Carlos The Cactus
by Janine Holmes
Allow me to introduce you to an inseparable pair of amigos, a dynamic duo that never leaves each other's side, creating a bond as strong as steel. They met serendipitously in the vast and sun-drenched Mexican desert, and from that moment on, their friendship bloomed and has continued to flourish ever since, forming a remarkable tale of camaraderie and adventure that will warm your heart and bring a smile to your face.
Prickly Pear Cactus
by Zoe Bartley
What a gorgeous crochet cactus! What I love the most about this one is its versatility. You can use basic parts to create different types of cacti and add other details as flowers.
Fence Post Cactus
by Cloud9Knots
Looking for a unique and quirky birthday present for your cactus-loving colleague? Look no further than the utterly adorable pattern. From its prickly exterior to its charmingly potted appearance, this crochet cactus captures the essence of nature's resilience in the most whimsical way possible.
Succulent and Cacti Mini-Bundle
by Cloud9Knots
This delightful bundle brings together the enchanting beauty of succulents and the spiky charm of cacti, all in adorable crochet form. With this pattern, you can create a collection of mini botanical wonders that will never need watering or worry about too much sunlight.
Cactus Pillow
by Whistle & Ivy
Despite its spiky appearance, this cactus pillow is surprisingly soft and remarkably comfortable, making it the perfect addition to your home decor, as it not only brings a touch of vibrant charm and whimsy to any space but also provides an extra dose of coziness that will have you snuggling up with delight, transforming your living area into a cozy oasis of relaxation and style.
Mexican Cactus
by June Lee Hooker
Here’s a friendly cactus who’s ready to greet your guests and become the life of the fiesta. He loves to dance and party and always has a very positive attitude. His motto: "When life gives you lemons, add tequila and salt!"
Cactus Christmas Ornament
by Spin a Yarn
Christmas is approaching and it’s time to start preparing our tree ornaments. Here’s a different idea for your tree this year. Very cute and easy to make!
Cactus Amigurumi With a Pom Pom Flower
by Airali Design
A star cactus with a flower that is so simple and yet elegant. I’ve made a couple of these and placed them in some of my favorite places at home.
Six Cacti in Six Animal-Face Pots
by YunYoung Lee
This is one of my favorite patterns because it offers the possibility to mix and match. Plus, it combines 3 things I love: plants, animals, and crochet.
Flowering Cactus
by Yarn Blossom Boutique
A lovely flowering cactus in a pot. This little one just blossomed, and it’s ready to show all its splendor to the world. You can create the flowers in a variety of vibrant colors and switch them up to match the changing seasons throughout the year, making it a delightful and versatile crochet project that will continually captivate and delight!
Succulents Collection - 8 Patterns
by Planet June
Get ready to dive into our awesome Succulent Collection! It's a super cool bundle of eight crochet patterns that'll transport you to a whimsical world of crocheted greenery. Whether you're a beginner or a crochet pro, these patterns have got you covered. Each one captures the unique charm of different succulent species with their funky shapes and vibrant colors.
Miniature Cactus Plants
by Muffa Miniatures
These mini cactus plants look surprisingly real! The pattern includes 6 different types of cacti: Opuntia, Ladyfinger, Moon Cactus, Rainbow Hedgehog, Sand Dollar Cactus and Saguaro.
12 Crochet Mini Cactus Garden
by Knot Monster
From spiky Saguaro to prickly Prickly Pear, each mini cactus is bursting with personality and will bring a fun and funky vibe to your crochet projects. You can let your imagination run wild as you mix and match colors, creating a unique desert garden that suits your own style and space.
Simple Succulents by Elisa’s Crochet
by Elisa's Crochet
With our 4-in-1 pattern, you'll have a whole garden of fun at your fingertips. Get ready to embark on a crochet journey like no other and create a world where the beauty of nature and the joy of crafting collide! You'll also have the freedom to mix and match elements from different designs, creating your own one-of-a-kind hybrids. Imagine a succulent with a cactus crown or a cactus with succulent blooms – the possibilities are endless!
Barrel Cactus
by Cloud9Knots
Did you know that the spines on the cactus used to be leaves? They evolved into tiny and sharp parts to protect the plant from herbivores and also help with the retention of water. Another example of how incredible nature can be.

Hi, I'm Adriana.
Curiosity is kind of my personality trait. If there's something new to learn, make, test, or take apart just to see how it works, I'm in.
I'm a mom of two, a lover of art in all forms, and a firm believer that handmade things carry extra soul. This is my little corner of the internet where ideas turn into stitches.
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