Want to bring the tropical home but have no time to care for them? Then, how about crocheting one? A Monstera plant that grows forever!
Monstera, sometimes called the Swiss-cheese plant, is characterized by the natural holes and splits in its leaves. They are tropical plants native to the rainforests of Mexico and Panama. If you are a person who loves aesthetics and photogenic plants, then this is your cue. Turn your yarn into a beautiful Monstera plant.
Crochet Monstera Plant
Before you start crocheting, grab the kit you need for a seamless finish on your products.
1. Vines
Crochet cute Monstera vines with tiny leaves that you can hang in your favorite corner. To bring drama to the plant, try crocheting the leaves in different shades of green.
To style your crocheted Monstera vines, check out the handmade macrame hanging planters.
2. Real To Reel
For a second, it looked like a real Monstera plant with its heart-shaped leaves crocheted carefully. With its dark and lighter versions of leaves, it brings a lifelike look to the plant.
Did you know that the Monstera plant produces edible fruits?
3. Silver Leaf Monstera
This crocheted piece here mimics the silver leaf Monstera plant. A dual tone of green and white leaves with an earthy crocheted planter.
They will brighten the corner when placed with crocheted plants or living ones.
4. In A Planter
Planting the crocheted Monstera plant with big monster leaves in a decorative ceramic planter with stones at the base. Keeping it near a window will bring the aura of an indoor plant.
Add to cart ceramic planters to re-create this decor idea.
5. Mini Monster
Does your heart crave a miniature version of everything? If your answer is yes, then check this cute mini monster plant. Keep it anywhere, it will surely steal the spotlight.
6. Green Foliage
Monstera plant as it is. With its lush green leaves and huge growth, this crocheted plant will leave everyone guessing about how you are managing to grow the plant this beautifully.
Did you know Monstera Plant also works as an air purifier?
7. Twining
This is what twining looks like. It is always the best option to play with your yarns. Rather than choosing only one, try experimenting and see how they complement each other.
8. Rustics
Rustics are never out of trend. The earthy shades and textured leaves give a bohemian style look. Crochet the planter with different shades of beige, brown, and white to keep it real and eye-catching.
9. Chunky Leaves
Experimenting with thick leaves, then crocheting them into delicate ones. The chunky-leafed Monstera Plant gives a gothic vibe. You can pair them with a pumpkin-shaped planter and enjoy the decor for Halloween.
10. Growing In Style
The bigger the plant, the fuller it looks, isn’t it? This one here is a perfect example of that. You don’t even have to worry about it being toxic, and you can place it wherever you want to.
11. Artistic
It is always fun to create a variant that keeps you on your toes. Ditching the regular green foliage for an artistic color is what you need to experiment with, so that you can bring out an out-of-the-box pattern.
12. Hang on
Love flaunting the little pieces that you create? Then here is a perfect design and pattern that you must try and show it off with style.
If you are a plant lover and also have a keen interest in crocheting, then create these Monstera plants. You will have a fun time re-creating them. Do let us know in the comments which one you picked from our list for your home decor.
