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I have been wanting to design a boho crochet wall hanging for a while now. I have a lot of other designs on my plate right now though, so I knew I needed to make something quick and easy. This boho crochet wall hanging uses the base star design from my Star Bright Purse. Since I didn’t have to worry about creating a solid surface anymore, I went up a hook size to save time. What do you think of the result?

Boho fringe and an icord hanging loop round this design out nicely and make it look more finished. I think that this boho crochet wall hanging would be a great item to sell at a craft fair or in your Etsy store because it is easy, fast and on trend. The boho aesthetic is super popular right now and it’s not going away anytime soon. Looking for other ideas on crochet items to sell? Check out this blog post – Crochet Items that Sell Well – Spring & Summer Edition.

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Materials

Worsted, size 4, medium yarn

6 mm hook

Skill Level

Finished Measurements

10.5 in. (27 cm) across – not including fringe

Yardage

75 yards (68 meters)

Abbreviations 

US Terminology

ch = chain

st = stitch

sk = skip

sl st = slip stitch

dc = double crochet

tc = treble crochet

Notes

Ch 3 counts as a dc.

Do not turn after each row. 

You may want to use a stitch marker to keep track of the start of each round.

Parentheses indicate multiple stitches worked into a single stitch. These are used to make the corners. 

Corners in subsequent rounds will always be worked into the treble crochets from the previous rounds, so keep that in mind.

Star 

Magic Circle

Round 1: ch 3, dc 9 in circle. 

Round 2: do not ch, sk the first st, (dc 3, tc, dc 3) in the next st, *sk 1, (dc 3, tc, dc 3) in the next st, repeat from * 3 more times, sl st to the first dc.

Round 3: do not ch, sk the first st, dc in the next 2 stitches, *(dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 2, sk 1, sl st in the next st**, dc 2, repeat from * 3 more times, (dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 2, sk the last st, sl st to the first dc.

Round 4: do not ch, sk the first st, dc in the next 3 stitches, *(dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 3, sk 1, sl st in the next st, dc 3, repeat from * 3 more times, (dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 3, sk the last st, sl st to the first dc.

Round 5: do not ch, sk the first st, dc in the next 4 stitches, *(dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 4, sk 1, sl st in the next st, dc 4, repeat from * 3 more times, (dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 4, sk the last st, sl st to the first dc.

Round 6: do not ch, sk the first st, dc in the next 5 stitches, *(dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 5, sk 1, sl st  in the next st, dc 5, repeat from * 3 more times, (dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 5, sk the last st, sl st to the first dc.

Round 7: do not ch, sk the first st, dc in the next 6 stitches, *(dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 6, sk 1, sl st  in the next st, dc 6, repeat from * 3 more times, (dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 6, sk the last st, sl st to the first dc.

Round 8: do not ch, sk the first st, dc in the next 7 stitches, *(dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 7, sk 1, sl st  in the next st, dc 7, repeat from * 3 more times, (dc 2, tc, dc 2) in the next st, dc 7, sk the last st, sl st to the first dc.

Fasten off.

Fringe

Cut 18 pieces of yarn that are 24” in. long (61 cm)

1. Take one strand of yarn and pull it through one point of the star. Keep pulling until both halves of the strand of yarn are even with each other.
2. Tie the two strands in a knot as shown.
3. Pull up on the knot as you tighten it so that it sits snugly against the stitch.

Repeat this process until you run out of yarn strands. You should end up at the next point of your star.

Hanging Loop

We will be making a small length of icord for the hanging loop. It is really easy once you learn how and it looks much more professional than a length of chain stitches or a simple loop of yarn.

1. Ch 2
2. Insert your hook into the 2nd ch from the hook and pull up a loop.
3. Yarn over and pull through the 2nd loop on your hook.
4. Drop the 2nd loop from your hook, but don’t let it unravel.
5. Yarn over and pull through the loop on your hook.
6. Insert your hook back into the 2nd loop so that there are two loops on your hook again.

Repeat steps 3-6 until your icord reaches the desired length. I made mine 12 in. (30 cm) Use your starting and ending yarn tail to attach your hanging loop to the top point of your star.

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