2 very easy Amigurumi Cacti. Make these amusing crochet bookends to decorate your home!

Are you looking for a easy to do, practical and amusing home decoration idea? Then we propose you these 2 amigurumi cacti that you can use them as bookends, door stops or simply to decorate a corner of your home. These 2 amigurumi cacti are a perfect project if you are just starting to use this crochet technique. So, we suggest that you download the amigurumi pattern which shows how to make your cacti bookends using Katia Big Ribbon and Katia Fair Cotton. Of course, we love to see that you are following our tutorials and using our yarns; so remember to share your progress with us using the hashtags #madewithKatia and #CactusAmigurumi!

Amigurumi Cacti

There´s no doubt that cacti have become a trend that goes beyond decoration and fashion. If you search for an Amigurumi Cactus on Google you´ll see it is one of the most popular patterns amongst amigurumi lovers. For this project, we suggest that you use Katia Big Ribbon, our XXL tape yarn which is lighter than t-shirt yarn. This tape yarn is perfect for making these crochet cacti easily and quickly.

Furthermore, the thickness of the tape gives a substance and stability to the final result; although we´ll also be sharing a trick showing how to add extra weight to the final result in the pattern. We´ve used Katia Fair Cotton, environmentally friendly organic cotton, for the small decorative flowers. So whether they are used as bookends, door stops or decorative elements. Are you ready to make these amusing little cacti for your home?

Pineapple stitch

*Yarn over hook, insert hook in the stitch, yarn over hook and draw through the stitch*, repeat 2 times always inserting the hook into the same stitch. Then, yarn over hook and draw through all the loops on the hook to close.

KatiaShop

You´ll find everything to make these patterns in Katia Shops. Also, on our online sales platform KatiaShop: for now, available for Spain (Peninsula & Balearic Islands), France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Austria (a selection of articles).