Felt Aloe Vera Plant
How cute is this felt aloe vera plant? After looking at our felt flowers page, we realized that we need to add some more felt plants for all the plant lovers out there! Plus our designer Krista has been wanting to create another stuffed felt succulent ever since she made this felt Saguaro cactus.
Because of the intricate stitching and all of the pieces involved, our felt aloe vera plant is a great intermediate craft project. If you’re new to felt and are looking for something simpler, check out our felt succulent vertical garden.
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Aloe vera plants have such an interesting texture and shape. To recreate this look for our felt aloe vera plant, Krista created three sizes of aloe vera leaves. In our photo tutorial, we will show you exactly how to make these leaves and glue them in place to make your plant look realistic.
Along with our felt aloe vera plant, we are also showing you how to make a pretty felt pot for your plant to go in. The coral-colored tassels give this plant a fun summer vibe. But it’s still neutral enough to enjoy in your home year-round. It also makes such cute office decor.
If you have any questions while crafting, just comment below! We can’t wait to see your version, so make sure to share pictures with us at hello@liagriffith.com or tag #MadeWithLia.
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How to Make a Felt Aloe Vera Plant
- Gather your craft tools and materials. Then download the pattern on the right hand side at the top of this post.
- Cut out felt pieces according to the pattern. Our aloe plant has 3 large leaves, 4 medium leaves, and 2 small leaves total.
- Sew seed stitches onto the leaf pieces using two strands of the ecru embroidery floss. Start stitching about 1/2″ from the bottom with a majority of the stitches concentrated at the base.
- Pin together two matching pieces and blanket stitch together starting at the base, using two strands of matching embroidery floss.
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Tools
- Cricut Maker (optional)
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
- Craft Scissors
- Needle-Nose Pliers/Wire Cutters
- Embroidery Needle
- Straight Pins
- Stuffing Tool
- Iron and Ironing Board
Materials
- Lia Griffith’s Wool Blend Felt — Eucalyptus, Hazelnut, and Bark Brown
- Embroidery Floss — DMC Ecru, Tan (436), Light Brown (434), Ultra Dark Coffee Brown (938), Light Coral (352), and Fern Green (522)
- 24-Gauge Green Cloth-Covered Wire
- 3/8″ Wooden Dowel — cut to 2.5″
- Poly-Fil
- Heat N Bond Fusible Interfacing – Extra Firm
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Arantxa
July 25, 2024 at 6:59am
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Lia
July 29, 2024 at 9:47am
@Arantxa
Back to the TopBuenas tardes. Todas las instrucciones son en inglés?
Muchas gracias
At this point they are all English.