15 Incredible Crochet Wall Hanging Patterns to Decorate Your Space

Are you a big fan of the boho style? With beautifully textured stitches and a super-soft luxurious yarn, you'll have a wall hanging that adds the perfect touch to your room.

Skill level: Easy/Intermediate

I am so in love with this unique take on a crochet wall hanging. This pattern just proves how a little creativity can go can a long way.

The pattern is made up of 18 hexagons in three different colors, which can easily be adapted to colors of your choosing.

Stitch them together, add some fringe and you have a unique piece for your wall.

A first look at this wall hanging and you would think it wasn't crochet. But oh it is!

The designer used bulky yarn and designed the piece as she went. Stick to her color scheme or change it up to match your decor.

The pattern includes a video tutorial and a photo tutorial for the loop stitch.

What do you get when you mix slanted puff stitches and tubular yarn? A very unique and downright fun crochet wall hanging!

The tubular yarn is a soft, squishy yarn made of a soft jersey.

The pattern includes step-by-step instruction and photos.

The colors and geometric shape give this wall hanging a southwestern feel.

This pattern uses basic stitches and a joining technique to create the squares. There is a photo diagram showing you how to piece them all together as well as how to attach the fringe.

Skill level: Easy

Could a wall hanging get any cuter?

This quick and easy pattern comes together with simple stitches and color changes. Add the nose, cute little ears, eyes and mouth to make it come to life.

This tutorial consists of 2 PDF documents with 8 pages of detailed instructions, with more than 30 pictures. It's written in English (US crochet terms).

While we're on the theme of animals here, I had to include this alpaca wall hanging.

I've been on a bit of an alpaca kick lately following any and all Instagram accounts that share some alpaca love.

This pattern includes step-by-step pictures, a grid-based graph, and detailed instructions.

Here's another wall hanging with a southwestern theme. I love the modern cream and black colors.

To make this pattern, you'll need to know the basics of tapestry crochet.

The pattern is actually based on a dishcloth pattern and turned into a wall hanging. So creative!

If you've never crocheted a mandala, now is your chance!

They are pretty easy to make and the end result is a gorgeous piece.

This crochet wall hanging includes a chart and detailed instructions. You can easily adjust the colors to fit your style.

I've seen this crochet pattern many times and it catches my attention every time.

The snow-capped mountains and beautiful colors make this one cozy piece to hang in your home. I've been looking for a wall hanging to hang in our RV and this one is at the top of the list!

This pattern uses the Intarsia crochet technique for color changes, which is explained in detail.

I can't include a mountain wall hanging without giving a nod to the sea.

I love the colors and the creativity of how this pattern comes together so much.

This pattern is for intermediate crocheters who are comfortable working with more than one color.

This beautiful pattern comes together with lacework and star stitches. It's part of the Ocean's Breath collection, which includes a yoga bag, key fob and cardigan.

This is a free pattern.

Skill level: Intermediate

If you're wanting to stretch your crochet skills and practice some new stitches, this is the pattern for you.

This wall hanging comes together by starting at the top, crocheting the first row onto the dowel and then continue down with the rest of the stitches.

Add some tassels for a finishing touch and then you're ready to hang it up!

This is such a gorgeous piece and perfect for the stargazer in your life.

This pattern is for intermediate crocheters who are comfortable working with more than one color.

Skill level: Intermediate

Pattern includes written instructions and charts for each moon phase.

This budget-friendly wall hanging uses less than a skein of yarn.

You'll need to know how to do stitches such as the puff stitch, double crochet, double crochet two together, and front post double crochet.

There are photo tutorials for all of the stitches and putting this wall hanging together.