#plantsweater

[dabbleshop]

I think my snake plant needs a plant sweater too 🤔 (I actually do have a sweater in the works) #crochetersofinstagram #crochet #popcornstitch #raffia #plantsweater #snakeplant #pothos #ivy #whynot #dabbleshop #dabbleshopbydesie https://www.instagram.com/p/B4NRwIYpWzN/?igshid=p31zbl8a8k0k

[dabbleshop]

It was time for a new plant sweater 😂 tbh I started this one over a year ago and forgot about it. Found the unfinished projects when I was looking for yarn to start a different project. Here's to more projects, old and new! #CrochetersOfIG #Crochet #PopcornStitch #SnakePlant #PlantSweater #CrochetProject #dabbleshop #dabbleshopbydesie #CrochetersOfInstagram #Plant #HousePlants #HousePlantsMakeMeHappy #Sansiviera (at Meridian, Idaho) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKoooF_pIOb/?igshid=1pz33st2ony2p

[riverstonepottery]

Every plant needs some clothes, don’t ya think? #plantsweater #clothesforplants #plantercozy

[riverstonepottery]

Yes, I know, it’s not cold outside, but I still wanted to wrap her in my love so I made her a sweater. She likes it. She told me so. #happyplant #plantsweater #plantswelove

[riverstonepottery]

I thought my plant needed a sweater so I made her one. She likes it. She told me so. #happyplant #plantsweater

[riverstonepottery]

I thought my plant needed a sweater so I made her one. She likes it. She told me so. #plantsweater

[oneiromancy]

hey!!! happy birthday!!!! 💫✨💕 (sorry if this is late!!!)

its not late and thank u!!

[favouritehouse]

Mini Plant Sweaters

I just purchased three cacti from a lovely shop, Crystals Garden, in the East Village.  The colors are incredibly vibrant, and I want to display them to their best advantage, individually.  At first, I tried to find appropriate little pots to set their plastic containers in, but found nothing suitable.  Instead, I've decided to knit a delicate cabled wrap to dress up the boring brick-colored plastic squares.  

I've seen plant sweaters before, selling for $7-$30 depending on their size.  I feel lucky that I know how to make my own, not only because it will save money, but because they are a quick, fun project that's completely customized to suit the already flamboyant look of the cactus—lending a soft, subtle effect while maintaining a touch of whimsy.  

I've named my cacti: O'Keeffe (pink), Turrell (yellow), and Ortega (red), after artists who I associate with the American Southwest.  I'll keep posting updates on Favourite House, as the project progresses.