Discover free knitted cactus patterns! Create cute, low-maintenance cacti with these easy knitting designs—perfect for gifts or home decor.
Love plants but not the upkeep? Knitted cacti are the perfect solution! These free patterns let you create adorable, no-water-needed cacti with just yarn and needles. Whether you want a cute home decoration or a fun gift, these patterns make it easy to knit your own charming, prickly-free plants.
Knitted Cactus Free Patterns
1. Woolly Cacti: One Pattern, Three Looks
This clever pattern lets you knit three different styles of cacti from one design. It’s perfect for adding a playful, low-maintenance touch to your space. Check the tutorial by Lucille Randall.
2. Poke Me! Cactus
A fun, quirky knitted cactus that looks sharp but is soft to the touch! Great for gifts or a cheerful desk companion. Download the free pattern by DROPS design.
3. Knit Cactus
A simple yet charming cactus pattern, perfect for beginners or anyone who loves a quick and satisfying knit. No watering is required. Copy the idea by Allison Krones.
4. Cactus with Blooms
This adorable cactus features delicate knitted flowers, bringing a bright and cheerful pop of color to any room. You can recreate this pattern by Clara Gallee Poinen.
5. Prickly Pear Cactus Pin Cushion
A handy and decorative pin cushion shaped like a prickly pear! Keep your pins organized while enjoying a touch of desert charm. You can make this pattern by following the idea by Christine Grant.
6. Seed Stitch Cactus
The lovely texture of the seed stitch adds extra character to this knitted cactus, making it look even more realistic and fun. Make this pattern by Anne de Silva.
7. Prickles and Pear Knit Cactus
This delightful pattern captures the unique shape of a prickly pear cactus. It is perfect for adding a bit of handmade greenery to your home. Copy this idea on knitting-bee.com.
8. Knit a cactus
It is a beginner-friendly project that’s quick and fun and makes a great decorative piece. Perfect for plant lovers who don’t have a green thumb! Recreate the pattern on lovecrafts.com.
9. Kobi The Cactus Amigurumi
This little amigurumi cactus has so much personality! Cute, cuddly, and a great introduction to knitting soft sculptures. See the pattern by Kody Veltin.