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Here’s the first pattern for the rare houseplant series. We’re making Monstera Adansonii (Swiss Cheese Plant).

Measurement: 3 3/4” x 3 3/4”

There are so many beautiful plants and flowers in our world… so many more I want to crochet so many more. But this Monstera Adansonii Swiss Cheese Plant is one of my favorite crochet plants I’ve designed!
Materials Needed

• Scheepjes (Maxi Sugar Rush) or Aunt Lydia’s Crochet Thread. You can also use any size 10 crochet thread.

• Forest Green

This pattern is easy to follow along with an awesome result.

WHY IT’S SPECIAL

• Easy pattern created with beginners in mind

• Pattern comes with high-quality step by step images to follow along

• You won’t find this pattern anywhere else

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Other Materials

-24 gauge wires

• 1.25 mm crochet needle

• Fabric stiffener

• Scissors

• Light green floral tape

Hope you enjoy creating this rare beauty!

What you get

❤️ PDf file with lots of step-by-step, high-quality images to follow along.

❤️ Printer-friendly version without images to save on ink.

❤️ Direct help from me (the designer). I’m just a message away.

❤️ Includes a video guide for the juvenile leaf. Please note that the video does not include the adult leaf, but it uses the same concept and will give you a visual of how to create the leaves. The guide shows you how to add the wire and create the holes successfully.

A Few Monstera Fun Facts

• Monsteras actually has fruit just like any other plant and it is known to be delicious!

• Holes develop as the plant ages.

• The holes in the Monstera are actually there for a very special reason. These holes, especially in the large Monstera leaves are better suited to withstand heavy rainfall and wind as they let water and sunlight pass through the holes.

• Monstera was first discovered in 1693.

• Monstera Adonsonii goes by these common names: Swiss cheese plant, Adanson’s monstera, or five holes plant.

• Can grow as tall as 60 feet

• Grows purple and cream flowers, but doesn’t flower often.

• There are 41 species within the Monstera genus.

• Monstera adansonii has been said to be moderately toxic to cats and dogs because of its insoluble calcium oxalates. It can cause swelling, vomiting, or burning in pets.

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