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How to a crochet wall-hanger to decorate your home and store small items: A step by step free crochet pattern

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I’m so excited to share this cute and functional crochet pattern with you! Grab your hooks, yarn, and let’s dive right into it. Let’s Get Hooked!

Materials Needed

Acrylic / Cotton or Sport yarn (5ply) in Pink, White, Red, Green, Blue, Beige, Black
3mm & 4mm crochet hook
Stitch Markers
Darning needle and scissors
Snap buttons (optional)

Crochet Abbreviations

Abbreviations are in US terminology.

Ch – Chain
st – stitch
R – round / row
sc – single crochet
dec – decrease
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
slst – slip stitch
Bob – bobble stitch
Tr – treble crochet
* – repeat
[] – total stitch count in each round

Body Panel

Use pink yarn and a 4mm crochet hook.

Start with a slip knot and make 49ch.

R1 Starting from the 2^nd ch from the hook, 1sc in each ch [48]

R2-R68 Ch1, Turn, 1sc in each stitch (67 rows) [48]

Do NOT cut the yarn. Leave this panel as it is for now and make the pockets first!

Mesh Pocket

Use white yarn and a 3mm crochet hook.

Start with a slip knot.

Make 29ch.

R1 Starting from the 8th ch from the hook, 1dc, (Ch2, skip 2ch, 1dc)*7
There must be a total of 8 chain spaces between double crochets at the end!

R2-R8 Ch5, Turn, skip 2ch, 1dc, (Ch2, skip 2ch, 1dc)*7 (7 rows)

We’ll continue to crochet along the three sides to add some volume.

Start counting from R1 again.

R1 Ch2, (2hdc into each dc space)*7, 4hdc into the corner space, (2hdc into each dc space)*6, 4hdc into the corner space, (2hdc into each dc space)*7 [48]

R2 Ch2, Turn, 1hdc into each stitch [48]

Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to make a mesh pocket.

Strawberry Pocket

We use Joined rounds for the strawberry pocket. At the end of every round, make a slip stitch (slst) into the first stitch of that round.
Begin each new round with a chain 1 (Ch 1). The first stitch of the new round should be made in the same stitch where you just made the slip stitch (the first stitch of the previous round).
slst and Ch1 are NOT included in our total stitch count.

Start with white yarn and a 3mm crochet hook.

Start with a magic ring.

R1 Ch1, (3dc, Ch2)*4 in mr, 1slst (into the first dc) [12dc & 4 Ch2 spaces]

R2 Ch1, (3dc, in the Ch2 spaces, 2dc, Ch2, 2dc)*4, 1slst (into the first dc) [28dc & 4 Ch2 spaces]

Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation.

Color change will start in R3!

Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to change colors.

In R3, we’ll be adding strawberries and will change to Red color for those parts!

R3 White Ch1, 1dc, Red 5dc (into the next st), White 3dc, (in the Ch2 space, 2dc, Ch2, 2dc), {3dc, Red 5dc (into the next st), White 3dc, (in the Ch2 space, 2dc, Ch2, 2dc)}*3, 2dc, 1slst (into the first dc) [60dc & 4 Ch2 spaces]

{}*3 means to repeat everything in that bracket for 3 times.
Cut the red yarn.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to add the strawberries.

Cut the White yarn as well and Start again from any corner of Ch2 space.

Insert the 3mm crochet hook into the Ch2 space and bring the white yarn.

In R4, we’ll be adding leaves with a Bob st and will change to Green color for those parts!

R4 White Ch1, {(In the Ch2 space, 2dc, Ch3, 2dc), skip 1dc, 4dc, Green 1Bob st, White 4dc, skip 1dc}*4, 1slst (into the first dc) [48dc, 4Bob st, 4 Ch3 spaces]

{}*4 means to repeat everything in that bracket for 3 times.
Cut both white and green yarns.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to add the leaves using a Bob stitch.

We’ll continue to crochet along the three sides to add some volume.

Start counting from R1 again.
Insert the 3mm crochet hook into any corner of Ch3 space and bring the white yarn.

R1 Ch2, 1hdc (into the Ch3 space), 14hdc, 2hdc (into the Ch3 space), 13hdc, 2hdc (into the Ch3 space, 14hdc [46]

R2 Ch2, Turn, 1hdc in each stitch [45]

Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail.

Photocard Holder

Use beige yarn and a 3mm crochet hook.

Start with a slip knot and make 21ch.

R1 Starting from the 2^nd ch from the hook, 1sc in each ch [20]

R2-R3 Ch1, Turn, 1sc in each stitch [20]

Starting from the next row, we’ll make the first pillar.

Start counting from R1 again, as this is for the first pillar.

R1 Ch1, Turn, 4sc (without finishing the row, turn and continue to another row, R2)

R2-R13 Ch1, Turn, 4sc (12 rows) [4]

Cut the yarn.

We’ll now continue to make the second pillar.

Insert the 3mm crochet hook into the opposite end of R3 and bring the beige yarn.
Start counting from R1 again, as this is for the second pillar.

R1 Ch1, 4sc [4]

R2-R13 Ch1, Turn, 4sc (12 rows) [4]

Cut the yarn.

We’ll now continue to make the top part.

Insert the 3mm crochet hook into the outermost side of the second pillar and bring the beige yarn.
Start counting from R1 again.

R1 Ch1, 1sc in each stitch (of the second pillar), 12ch, 1sc in each stitch (of the first pillar) [20]

R2 Ch1, Turn, 4sc, 1sc on each ch, 4sc [20]

R3 Ch1, Turn, 1sc in each stitch [20]

R4 Ch1, Turn, 1dec, 16sc, 1dec [18]

R5 Ch1, Turn, 1dec, 14sc, 1dec [16]

We’ll be adding two little ears in R6.

R6 Ch1, Turn, 1dec, 4sc, (6ch and starting from the 2nd ch from the hook, 1sc,1hdc, 3dc, skip 1sc and make 1sc onto the R5)*2, 4sc, 1dec.

Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail.
Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation.

Pouch

First Panel

Use blue yarn and a 3mm crochet hook.

Start with a slip knot and make 21ch.

R1 Starting from the 2^nd ch from the hook,1sc in each ch [20]

R2-R15 Ch1, Turn, 1sc in each stitch (14rows) [20]

Cut the yarn.

Second Panel

Make 6ch.

R1 Starting from the 2^nd ch from the hook,1sc in each ch [5]

R2-R50 Ch1, Turn, 1sc in each stitch (49 rows) [5]

Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail.
Using the darning needle, sew the second panel along the three sides of the first panel.
Cut the yarn and weave in the ends.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to connect the two panels.

Sewing the pockets onto the base panel

Arrange the pockets anyway you like on the panel.
Count the number of rows along the sides and the number of stitches in each row to determine the space that each pocket will take up.
For example, the last pouch has 15 rows and 20 stitches in each row. With the stitch markers, I marked 15 rows leaving 3 rows in the bottom, and 20 stitches leaving 2 stitches on the left side of the body panel, and sew the three sides leaving only the upper side.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to measure and sew the pocket.

Flap for the Pouch

Insert the 3mm crochet hook into one row above and opposite to the left side of the pouch on the body panel and bring the blue yarn.

R1 Ch1, 1sc in each stitch [20]

Here, you can start with 21ch, follow the same pattern, and sew the flap onto the base (if you don’t want to directly crochet onto the panel).

R2-R7 Ch1, Turn, 1sc in each stitch (6 rows) [20]

R8 Ch1, Turn, 1dec, 16sc, 1dec [18]

R9 Ch1, Turn, 1dec, 14sc, 1dec [16]

R10 Ch1, Turn, 1dec, 12sc, 1dec [14]

Cut the yarn.

We’ll continue crocheting along the sides of the flap to smoothen out the edges.

Insert the 3mm crochet hook into the first row of the flap and bring the blue yarn.

Ch1, 10sc (on the 1^st side), 14sc (on the last row), 10sc (on the last side) [34]

Cut the yarn and weave in the ends.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to make the flap.
Attach the snap button to the flap if you want.

For the other pockets, you can sew them as mentioned above. There is also another way to attach the pockets using slip stitches so that you can save time sewing. But they can be quite tricky and only suitable for mesh and strawberry pockets. You can watch how I attach them using slip stitches here.

Vines

Use green yarn and a 3mm crochet hook.

Start with a slip knot.

{10ch, (Into the 3^rd ch from the hook, 1hdc, 1tr, 1hdc, 2ch, 1slst)}*8

Cut the yarn.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to make the vines.

Now, we’ll continue working with the pink yarn that we left uncut on the body panel.

Make Ch1 and Turn, and switch to the 4mm crochet hook.
Insert the hook into the last st of the previous row, place the cloth hanger on the top of the hook, bring the yarn, and make 1sc.
Continue making sc by burying the hanger under the stitches.
Ch1, cut the yarn, and weave in the ends.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to attach the panel to the cloth hanger.
Using the darning needle, sew the vines on either side of the panel as well as in the middle to create two loops.
Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to sew the vines.
Make 50ch, cut the yarn and tie it as a ribbon onto the mesh pocket.

And there you have it! You’ve done an amazing job getting this far. Take a moment to admire your work—you’ve put in the effort, and it shows. It might not be perfect, but it’s a reflection of your creativity and dedication, and that’s what truly matters. Be proud of what you’ve accomplished!

[ From Ash ] 𐙚

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