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Finally I'm able to show you version two of my cactus series! The cacti itself were ready months ago, but I was too lazy to do the soil. 😁😏
But here they are! Hope you like them!

If you wanna do them yourself, it's really easy. For the dark green and the short one, you just have to make a chain (that will be the height of your cactus). Then, you start to do rows. You can work sc, or hdc, or dc, whatever you like. I worked sc for small, and dc for the big one. Now here's the important thing: Only work in the back loops! (Except for the first row)
That's how the “lines“ are created.

If you're ready (more rows mean a thicker cactus) you can sew the start and end row together (or slip stitch it, that's how I do it) and sew one end. Turn it, stuff it, and your cactus is ready!

For the cactus with red tip, I just did two spheres, and folded them (I glued them inside). The red tip is just a mini-cactus, like described before.

That was my first “pattern-like“ thing. I hope it helped, otherwise just google “crochet cactus pattern“ and you will find lots of instructions 😉

Description
Finally I'm able to show you version two of my cactus series! The cacti itself were ready months ago, but I was too lazy to do the soil. 😁😏
But here they are! Hope you like them!

If you wanna do them yourself, it's really easy. For the dark green and the short one, you just have to make a chain (that will be the height of your cactus). Then, you start to do rows. You can work sc, or hdc, or dc, whatever you like. I worked sc for small, and dc for the big one. Now here's the important thing: Only work in the back loops! (Except for the first row)
That's how the “lines“ are created.

If you're ready (more rows mean a thicker cactus) you can sew the start and end row together (or slip stitch it, that's how I do it) and sew one end. Turn it, stuff it, and your cactus is ready!

For the cactus with red tip, I just did two spheres, and folded them (I glued them inside). The red tip is just a mini-cactus, like described before.

That was my first “pattern-like“ thing. I hope it helped, otherwise just google “crochet cactus pattern“ and you will find lots of instructions 😉