Yarn Stash Wall Hanging: Craft Your Own Decor!

Every crafter has been guilty of it at one time or another… Picking up that craft item that you had absolutely no project in mind for… but just couldn’t bear to leave behind in the shop, because it was too gorgeous! Well, if you’ve ever done this with a gorgeous ball of yarn – or perhaps you’ve got some leftover from previous projects – then we’ve the perfect wall hanging craft project for you! Check out Charlie Mumford’s step-by-step tutorial below, and learn how to craft your own beautiful wall hanging with ease.

Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate- very basic crochet stitch used around largest hoop.

You Will Need:

• 2 x embroidery hoops – large and small (I used a 12 inch and 5 inch)
• Scissors
• 3 colours of yarn (I used a very thick macrame rope, chunky wool and double knit)
• Pom Pom maker
• Sticky tape
• Glue
• Crochet hook (9mm – to work the macrame rope; use the appropriate sized hook for whatever yarn you choose for the outside hoop)

Yarn Wall Hanging Craft Tutorial:

Step 1:

Put the smaller hoop inside the larger hoop, and tape them together at the base.

Step 2:

Using the macrame rope/yarn and crochet hook, double crochet around the large hoop. When you get to where both hoops are joined with tape, include the small hoop in your stitches. Make sure to leave a long tail at the beginning and end; you can tie these together to make a hanging loop for your wall hanging.

Step 3:

Now, tie the chunky yarn to the smaller inner hoop and wrap the yarn around the hoop until it is entirely covered.

Step 4:

Next, make 4 pom poms and glue them onto the hanging, as per the photo. These cover up the metal hoop screws effectively, and also add another texture to the piece.

And there you have it! Your simple yet stylish wall hanging is completed, and now your stash favourites are no longer languishing at the back of the craft cupboard, but hanging pride of place, for everyone to see!

Remember, if you struggle with the crochet aspect of this make, you can simply wrap the yarn as instructed for the smaller hoop.

Looking for more creative ways to put your yarn stash to good use? Check out our knitting and crochet patterns, projects and tutorials right here.

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