Crochet Teardrop Hanging Basket

Now here’s a home decor hack to fall in love with! This gorgeous crochet teardrop hanging basket is the perfect combination of style and functionality – and it’s not that tricky to create at home, either! Check out Denise Holmes’ step-by-step crochet pattern below and learn how to create your own beautiful way to display air plaints, small ornaments and more!

Skill Level: Beginner
Time to Make: 1 hour +

You Will Need:

• Cotton Ribbon Yarn – 250g skein
• 6.0 mm crochet hook
• Scissors
• Large eyed needle for sewing ends in

DIY Crochet Teardrop Hanging Basket:

This is made in continuous spiral from the start; I would suggest placing a marker at the beginning of each round as you go along.

Crochet Pattern:

Stitches Used: Chain, slip stitch, double crochet, treble crochet.

Round 1: Chain 4 and join with slip stitch to make a ring.

Round 2: Chain 1, work 10dc into ring (10dc)
Round 3: (increase round) 2dc into each stitch around (20dc) (make the first stitch into the dc from previous round)
Round 4: (Inc round) *2dc in next stitch, 1dc in next stitch *repeat from * to * all around (30dc)

Round 5: (Inc round) *2dc in next stitch, 1 dc in next 2 stitches * repeat from * to * all around (40dc)
Round 6: (Inc round) *2dc in next stitch, 1dc in next 3 stitches* repeat from * to * all around (50dc)
Round 7: (Inc round) *2dc in next stitch, 1 dc in next 4 stitches* repeat from * to * all around (60dc)
Round 8: Dc in each stitch around (60dc)
Round 9: Dc in each stitch around (60dc)

Round 10: Dc in next 15 stitches, 1 treble in next 5 stitches, then dc2 together in next 20 stitches, (decreasing these to 10 stitches) then 1 treble in next 5 stitches, 1 dc in next 15 stitches. (50 sts)
Round 11: Dc in next 15 stitches, 1 treble in next 4 stitches, dc2tog for next 12 stitches (to decrease these to 6 stitches) ,1 treble in next 4 stitches, dc in next 15 stitches (44 stitches)
Round 12: Slip stitch in each stitch all way around; add one more slip stitch past your round marker.

Making the Hanging Loop:

1. Chain 16 from the stitch you are in.
2. Slip stitch back into the same stitch.
3. DC into 22 stitches around the chain.
4. Cut a long tail of ribbon yarn and wind around the loop.
5. Sew the tail in, or tuck in at the back.

Looking for more awesome free crochet patterns and projects? Discover a wealth of exciting ideas to create with your crochet hook, right here!

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