Free C2C Crochet Pattern: Heart Wall Hanger

These beautiful wall hangings are not only perfect for the upcoming Valentine’s Day, but also add a pop of colour to everyday life beyond that. Especially during the gray winter days, it’s lovely to bring a little more colour into your home.



Size:
Approx. 15 x 15cm
If a yarn with the same gauge is used
10 x 10 Blocks in the C2C pattern

Material:
DK Yarn in 3 Colours
Black: 6 gr. (B)
White: 18 gr. (W)
Red: 10 gr. (R)
(if you use a different weighted yarn you might need more or less of the yarn)
Crochet hook 3 mm

The Pattern is written in US terms:
St: Stitch
Ch: Chain
Slst: Slip stitch
CH: Chain stitch
DC: Double Crochet
SS: Slip Stitch
Block: A Block always consists of the beginning Ch and the 3 Double Crochet. In the pattern I use the number followed with the Colour to show how many blocks have to be worked in the Colour.

If you do not know how the C2C crochet technique works:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog/2263/free-beginner-guide-for-c2c-crochet-croner-to-corner

At the beginning of each row, I indicate whether it is an increase row, which starts with 6 chain stitches (ch), or a decrease row, which starts with 3 slip stitches worked along the edge, followed by 2 chain stitches.
After that, it is specified how many blocks are worked in each colour. Basic C2C knowledge is assumed.

Colour change:
Work the last double crochet until just before the end, but do not pull through the final loop yet. Yarn over with the new colour and complete the double crochet with the new colour. Always let the unused yarn fall to the back side.

The Heart Wall Hanger
1. Row: Cast on 6 ch and work the first block in white.
2. Row: Increase: 2W (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3W (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4W (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5W (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6W (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 1W, 5B, 1W (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 2W, 4R, 1B, 1W (8 Blocks)  
9. Row: Increase: 1W, 1B, 4R,1B, 2W (9 Blocks)  
10. Row: Increase: 3W, 5B, 2W (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 2W, 1B, 4R, 1B, 3W (11 Blocks)
12. Row: Decrease: 3W, 5R, 2W (10 Blocks)
13. Row: Decrease: 1W, 3B, 2R, 1B, 2W (9 Blocks)
14. Row: Decrease: 2W, 1R, 1W, 1R, 3W (8 Blocks)
15. Row: Decrease: 2W, 1B, 2R, 1B, 1W (7 Blocks)
16. Row: Decrease: 1W, 1B, 2R, 2W (6 Blocks)
17. Row: Decrease: 1W, 3B, 1W (5 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 4W (4 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 3W (3 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 2W (2 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 1W (1 Block)
Cut off the thread and sew the Ends 😊



Attach the hanger to the stick:
To attach the crochet piece to the stick, I’ve used a darning needle and took an approx. 1 meter long thread of the used yarn and sew each stitch onto the stick as shown in the pictures. I then attached a little hanger to the stick as well with and approx. 60 cm long thread and used a knot on both sides of the stick.



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