Crochet Granny Square Wall Hanging Easy Free Pattern

Crochet Granny Square Wall Hanging Easy Free Pattern

Create this cute granny squares wall hanging to add a touch of handmade charm to your home decor!

This crochet pattern uses acrylic yarn (in 4 fun different colors), size H, 5.00 mm crochet hook and wooden dowel.

The finished piece measures 9″ wide by 18″ long (from dowel to end-including fringe).

Granny square wall hangings make a great accent to your home hanging from wooden dowels (or wooden stick).

A fun project to make in different yarn colors, the finished product looks amazing!

20 ideas on how to display your wall hanging:

1. Wooden Dowel Rods

• Attach your crochet wall hanging to a smooth wooden dowel using yarn or thread.
• Hang the dowel on the wall with a piece of twine, rope, or ribbon for a rustic look.

2. Driftwood or Branches

• Use a piece of driftwood or a natural branch for a bohemian vibe.
• Secure the crochet piece with knots or loops of yarn.

3. Decorative Rods

• Hang your wall hanging on a decorative curtain rod or metal rod for an elegant touch.
• Choose one with ornate finials to match your decor style.

4. Picture Frames

• Stretch and secure the crochet piece within a picture frame.
• Use a shadow box frame for a dimensional display.

5. Canvas Mounting

• Stretch the crochet wall hanging over a blank canvas and staple it to the back.
• This method creates a clean, modern presentation.

6. Embroidery Hoops

• Place circular crochet pieces in embroidery hoops for an easy and minimalist display.
• Hang multiple hoops of varying sizes together as a gallery.

7. Clip Hangers

• Use wooden pant hangers or clipboards to hold the top edge of your crochet wall hanging.
• Hang them directly on a nail or hook.

8. Tension Rods

• Slide the top edge of the wall hanging onto a tension rod and mount it between two wall hooks.
• Great for spaces where you want a removable display.

9. Curtain Rings

• Attach the top of the wall hanging to curtain rings, then thread the rings onto a rod or rope.
• This method works well for larger crochet pieces.

10. Metal or Wooden Hangers

• Hang your wall hanging from a decorative metal or wooden clothes hanger.
• This creates a whimsical and practical display.

11. Command Hooks or Nails

• Attach the wall hanging directly to the wall with command hooks or nails.
• Ensure the hooks or nails are hidden for a seamless look.

12. Magnetic Strips

• Use magnetic poster hangers for crochet pieces that are thin or lightweight.
• These strips hold the top and bottom edges flat for a sleek finish.

13. Ladder Display

• Drape smaller wall hangings over a wooden ladder leaning against the wall.
• This is perfect for displaying multiple pieces at once.

14. Pegboards

• Attach your crochet wall hanging to a pegboard with hooks or clips.
• Allows for creative arrangements with other decor elements.

15. Corkboard or Bulletin Board

• Pin the wall hanging to a corkboard or bulletin board.
• Great for temporary displays or interchangeable pieces.

16. Twine or Rope

• String twine or rope across a wall or frame, and use clothespins to clip crochet pieces.
• Perfect for displaying a collection or series of wall hangings.

17. Curtain Rod Systems

• Install a small curtain rod system on the wall for easy hanging and swapping of pieces.
• Adjustable rods work well for varying sizes.

18. Shelf or Mantel

• Lean smaller crochet wall hangings against the wall on a shelf or mantel.
• Layer them with other decorative items for a curated look.

19. Macramé Hangers

• Pair your crochet wall hanging with a macramé hanger for a cohesive boho style.

20. Custom Frames

• Have a custom frame made for a unique or irregularly shaped crochet wall hanging.
• This can add a professional and polished finish.

Crochet Granny Square Wall Hanging

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Materials:

• Size H, 5.00 mm crochet hook
• Medium worsted weight yarn (size 4) in 4 colors
• Tapestry needle
• Wood dowel/stick, approx. 12″
• Optional: spray starch 

Abbreviations:

ch- chain

st(s)- stitch(es)

sc- single crochet

dc- double crochet

sp- space

sl st- slip stitch

BLO- back loop only

Pattern:

Round 1:

1. Begin with a magic circle.
2. Ch 3 (counts as your first dc).
3. Work 2 dc into the ring, ch 2 (this forms the first corner).
4. (3 dc, ch 2) three times into the ring.
5. Sl st to the top of the beginning ch-3 to join.
6. Pull the magic circle tight. (You should have 4 clusters of 3 dc with ch-2 spaces between them.)

Round 2:

Switch to new color, ch 1, *3 sc in ch 2 sp from previous round, sc next 3 sts,* repeat from * around, sl st to the top of the beginning ch-3 to join.

Round 3:

Switch to new color, ch 1, *2 sc in the BLO, sc next 5 sts,* repeat from * around, sl st to join.

Fasten off.

Weave in all ends.

Repeat for 11 more squares following the color changes in the picture or create your own!

Attaching:

Lay all your pieces out following the layout in the picture.

Cut a piece of yarn and attach the corners by tying a knot on the wrong side.

Weave in ends.

Finish by ironing over the entire piece.

Place a cloth on top before ironing.

Optional: Use spray starch to help stiffen the squares.

Hanging:

Attach the squares to the dowel by cutting a piece of yarn and attaching the top middle stitch to the dowel. 

Knot on the wrong side and weave in ends.

Pick up a st by the top st where you attached it to the dowel and ch 35, sl st on the other side of the dowel where you attached the top square on the other side.

Fasten off, weave in ends.

Fringe:

Cut 15″ long pieces of yarn in 3 colors.

Fold in half and pull the middle through the center middle stitch.

Yarn over and pull through.

Repeat on each square with 2 more on either side of the middle stitch for a total of 5.

Trim to 6″ or desired length.

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