This crochet plant hanger holds a pot up to about 14 cm across and hangs roughly 75 cm from the wooden ring to the base of the cradle. It is worked in cotton in one colour, with a net that spreads to take the weight evenly. It suits a window, a balcony rail, a corner of a kitchen, or a flat where there is no floor space left for plants.
- Size - about 75 cm long overall, cradling a pot of up to 14 cm.
- Material - 100% cotton yarn with a plain wooden ring at the top.
- Colours - any single shade, with cream, sage and rust the usual picks.
- Construction - the crochet plant hanger is worked as one net, so there are no weak joins.
- Shipping - folded flat, tracked, and it unrolls ready to hang.
Hanging it safely
- Check the fixing. Use a hook rated for several kilograms and fixed into a joist or a plug, not into plasterboard alone.
- Dry fit the pot. Sit the empty pot in the cradle and spread the strands evenly around it before you lift it.
- Water with care. Take the pot down to water it, or use a saucer, so the cotton is not soaked every week.
If you need a crochet plant hanger with a longer drop, a wider cradle or a matching pair, ask through the custom crochet service.
Important: Cotton is strong but it is still yarn. We would not hang a heavy ceramic pot full of wet soil in it. A light plastic or terracotta pot with a plant in it is the right load, and the hook you fix it to matters more than the hanger.
Where a crochet plant hanger earns its place
A crochet plant hanger solves two problems at once. It frees the surface underneath and it puts the leaves at eye level, where a trailing plant finally looks like something. In a rented flat it also means no shelf brackets, since one hook does the whole job and fills a far smaller hole.
The net shape is what carries the weight. Rather than four cords meeting at a knot, the strands cross several times down the length so the load is shared across the whole cradle. That also lets the pot settle rather than swing. Other home pieces are gathered in the crochet arts and crafts range.
Crochet plant hanger specification
| Detail | What you get |
|---|---|
| Length | about 75 cm from the ring to the base |
| Pot size | fits a pot up to roughly 14 cm across |
| Material | 100% cotton yarn and a plain wooden ring |
| Colours | any single shade, free of charge |
| Included | the hanger and ring only, no pot and no plant |
| Finish | one continuous net, ends sewn in by hand |
Made to order and shipped worldwide
Nothing is made in advance, so allow 5-10 working days of making time before the parcel leaves us. Every order is tracked, and the shipping information page has the full detail.
| Destination | Delivery time | Carrier |
|---|---|---|
| USA | 7-15 days | USPS |
| United Kingdom and Europe | 10-20 days | Royal Mail |
| Canada | 10-20 days | Canada Post |
| Australia | 10-20 days | Australia Post |
| Other countries | 10-30 days | Local post |
Care
Hand wash in cool water with a mild soap, press the water out with a towel, reshape while damp and leave it to air dry away from direct sunlight. Do not wring it and do not tumble dry it. Our amigurumi care guide goes through the same steps in more detail.
Questions people ask
Can the crochet plant hanger be made longer?
Yes. Tell us the drop you need, up to about 120 cm, and we work it to that length for no extra cost.
Does it come with a hook?
No. Fixings vary by wall and ceiling, so we leave the hook to you or your hardware shop.
Will it hold an outdoor plant?
On a covered balcony, yes. In constant rain and sun the cotton will weather faster than it does indoors.
How do I wash it?
Take the pot out, hand wash the hanger in cool water, press it in a towel and dry it flat.
A crochet plant hanger lives in daylight and gets handled, so it is worth reading our guide to caring for crochet pieces and browsing the newest handmade pieces.


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