Wall crochet decor

Discover Urban Outfitters' eclectic selection of wall decor, accents + unique mirrors. Create a distinctive living space that reflects your personality.

This Wall Hanging Organizer is perfect for beginners. It makes a great gift or a nice touch to your home decor.

Wall Plant Holders | Hanging Planters | Crochet Home Decor | Hanging Pot Holders for Plants and Gardening | Indoor Garden Decor These crochet hanging planters can hold pots from 4-6 inches or 8-10 inches ❥ Made by Knotty Craft Girls ❥ Made to Order ❥ Pick one color Each item is handmade to perfection. Thank you for supporting Handmade! Washing instruction: Hand wash with cold and lay flat to dry. ❥ Colors vary due to your screen settings!

Crochet wall hanging offers exquisite textures and an avenue to express your creativity. Read on for ideas and inspiration!

Into your flowers and loving the look of crochet? Well this is perfect for you! Simple to hang up and display for a foresty touch in your living space. This product does not come up with the vines!!!! Returns not accepted but will happily do refunds for valid reasons.

There was a time when I was so inspired by my grandmother’s knitting that I decided to give it a shot and follow in her footsteps. I was going to become a crochet grandmaster and I’d never have to buy a scarf or a pair of socks ever again! After all, I’d make the coolest patterns this side of the Atlantic and everyone would be super jealous. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that I quickly gave up my lofty aspirations when I realized just how bad at everything I really was. And, sadly, I…

Credit Although a necessity in the kitchen, potholders can also raise the aesthetics of it to another dimension. They can turn a mundane and plain kitchen into an art gallery. History books point out that the textile potholders were not invented until mid 19th century. Before they came up on the scene, tongs, towels, rags, or apron corners have served to protect hands from hot dishes and cooking utensils. The first potholders were typically small 6-7-inch squares of fabric or woven fibers…