Jessica Cooper My craft room is my favorite room in the house, but it needs a little life in it. And what better way to add life than to create a yarn wall art crochet pattern…..yea!
My craft room is basically a yarn room. I have a whole wall full of yarn. So, I took some left over yarn and made some wall art! I first made a Yarn Wall Art that didn’t require crocheting. It used just a stick and some strands of yarn tied to that stick. It was super simple and I love looking at it.
I had another blank spot in the room that I knew needed another Yarn Wall Art added. This one I wanted to create a crochet pattern. I love how this one turned out! It’s super fun!
What you will need:
- A stick – apprx 24″ long
- yarn (I used light #3 Lion Brand Mandala)
- crochet hook (I used I 5.5mm hook)
- Scissors
Gauge
- Not important, just made as wide as you want on your stick
Stitches Used/Abbreviations
- DC – Double Crochet
- Sk – Skip
- Sl St – Slip Stitch
- SC – Single Crochet
Pattern Notes
- This triangle design is not my own. I saw this beautiful idea on Pinterest by Haakmaarraak see the post HERE
- Work the triangle first, then the top and the border.
Yarn Wall Art Free Crochet Pattern
Work the Haakmaarraak Vintage Sweet Shawl pattern for 11 rows…..find the post HERE. The pattern is easy to follow with photos and a graph.
Once you have completed the 11 rows, continue as follows:
Row 1: ch 2, DC across the top of the straight edge, placing 2 DC at the ends of each row (44) ch 2 and turn
Row 2-7: DC across (44) ch 2 and turn
On last row do not ch 2. But ch 1, sc around entire border back around to the other side of the top of row 7.
Work the loops to attach to the stick:
*ch 20, sk 4 st, sl st in next* repeat across (9 loops) finish off
Take extra yarn and wind it around something to get long, even strands. You could wrap around a book, a frame, etc. Wrap the yarn around many times and cut along one side.
Attach 2 strands to the point of the triangle by tying a knot. Apply strands to every other stitch along the V, going up as far as you would like. See video below of my infinity scarf and how to tie the strands on there.
Weave a stick in and out of the loops. Attach a 20″ yarn strand to the ends of the stick. Wet block if needed by lightly spraying with water. Allow to dry on a towel to keep corners from curling. This also straightens the wave out of the yarn strands.
And that’s it! Just hang it on the wall and enjoy your masterpiece.
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