Latch hook wall hanging diy

Are you looking for a new accent rug or wall hanging? A latch hook project may be what you’re looking for! But what exactly is latch hooking? In short, you are using a special hook to attach pieces of yarn to a gridded canvas. In this quick tutorial, you'll learn everything you need to know to make your own unique designs and add texture and color to your space! No more mass-produced art from home dec stores!

Learn the art of intuitive latch hook to turn your yarn ends into a beautiful, quilt-like memory of projects past.

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Adeline Wang on Instagram: "Latch hook wall hanging in progress. It’s a great way to use up your scrap yarn. 🌼 I used my giant yarn stash for this piece. To be continued. • • • • #latchhook #latchhooking #wallhangings #homedecor #byadeline #fiberart"

This DIY wall hanging uses latch hooking and crochet techniques, for an easy-to-learn and simple to make vintage-inspired work of art!

You will need: A piece of rug canvas approx 30cm (12') square Scissors 3 balls of yarn in your favourite colours (around 8 ply or thicker) Thin cardboard A latch hook (rug hook) TIP: Visit your local charity and op shops for your supplies as you can often get rug hooks and yarn as great prices. HOW TO LATCH HOOK Latch hooking is really easy once you can the hang of it. There are a couple of methods but the one outlined above is my favourite. Insert your hook as shown making sure the little…

Purchase latch hook rug binding. Fold over the canvas and place the binding over it to determine how much you need to trim. You do not want to see the canvas edges once you have sewn the binding. Cut around the canvas leaving three squares on each side. This will leave enough room to fold over and still be covered by the binding. Fold down all sides of the canvas and press down with your fingers to crease. Start at one corner and lay the binding over the folded canvas. Stitch a few stay…