Crochet Boho Wall Hanging

I just recently moved from a tiny studio (gotta love that California living) into a larger place with an actual bedroom and living room that are separated. For the first time since I started this fiber journey I have an actual dedicated work space, well because of that I never want to leave my house now ahha! I’ve always been really bad about decorating the walls like I’ll wait 2 YEARS before putting anything up. I think this has to do with the fact that if I know I’m only living in a place temporarily what’s the point? And although I know this place is temporary, I went into it with the clear mindset that I wanted it to be a stress free creative environment. Let’s be honest I’m really not good about just being happy with any situation I’m in, I’ve always been that looking to the future what’s the next thing? Kind of person. I’m trying to take better steps to be more organized and allow myself to settle and take a breath in this new space. I haven’t had a good history of living situations combined with the fact that I’ve moved more than 20 times in my life. I wanted this place to be different like if I want to decorate than decorate gosh dangit! So rather than spend a million dollars at Home Goods or Hobby Lobby on some things I can make myself why not use the huge piles of yarn I have to make the space completely my own?

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About the Pattern:

The boho wall hanging is the perfect piece for any living space. It is customizable, you can use either worsted or DK weight yarn in just about any fiber! You can even add beads for an even more boho vibe. So grab those pesky scraps you have laying around and make something beautiful with it.

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Materials:

US Size 4.5 mm crochet hook

1 Skein of Lion Brand Cup Cake or another light (3) yarn.

*You can also use a Worsted weight (4) yarn like this one!

Pom Pom Maker– 3.5 cm

Scissors (with a narrow blade)

Tapestry Needle

Dowel-12” long by 7/16th dia

Skills:

Single Crochet

Half double crochet

Slip Stitch

Chain

Abbreviations:

sc- Single Crochet

hdc- half double crochet

sl- Slip Stitch

ch- Chain

st- Stitch

Gauge: Gauge Is not important for this pattern. Make it as large or small as you like!

Measurements: 9” long by 9” wide

Notes: This pattern is worked from the top down. foundation row is worked around the dowel so that you do not have to attach your work later. Then tassels and poms are attached at the end.

Pattern

Row 1: Start by making a slip knot

Attach the loop of the slip knot to your dowel now slip stitch 1 around your dowel. Sc around your dowel 36 total sts. If you are using a weight 4 yarn cast on 26 sts.

Row 2: Be sure to work into the “v” of the st.

ch 1, turn, Sc 36 across.

Row 3-12: ch 1, hdc across (36)

Decrease rows

Row 13: You will no longer start the row with a ch 1. Skip first st, hdc across leaving the last st unworked (34)

Row 14: skip first st, hdc across, leaving last st unworked. (32)

*repeat until you are left with one st

Tassels

Cut 3-4 strands of yarn 12 inches long, fold in half and pull through edge loop.

Pom Poms

Create 3 poms by using pom makers and wrapping about 65 times. First pom: Leave center tie tails about 18 long this will be the pom at the center of your triangle. With your tapestry needle feed one of the tails from your long tail Pom through the center of one pom, do the same for the other side. Tie each end to the end of your dowel. Cut excess tail.