Crochet Wall Hanging

Updated February 26, 2026

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As part of mindful crochet I’m welcoming Nicola of Team Bella Coco and @bunnyandblossomhome to her blog to share her pattern for this beautiful crochet wall hanging: Stitches That Make My Soul Happy. While the stitches Nicola used will be included in the blog, both she and I encourage you to customise your own wall hanging and use the stitches YOU love.

1. the inspiration
2. Stitches That Make My Soul Happy

Crochet Wall Hanging by Nicola @bunnyandblossomhome

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the inspiration

Nicola says, “I started to crochet almost 2 years ago now when life threw some challenging obstacles my way. I needed something to focus on that would distract and silence my mind during this time.

This is when my crochet journey started…

I’m sure you can all relate to a time in your life when things have become challenging and extremely overwhelming, your anxiety peaks and then everything soon becomes so hyper inflated.“

“Now the reason I share this because crochet helped me move away from these feelings, it also helped spark up the creativity inside of me that had been squashed over the years.

The first thing I crocheted was the granny square, following Sarah-Jayne’s tutorial on YouTube. I loved the rhythm and repetitiveness of this little square of happiness. I would get lost in the stitch repeat, hours would pass and my worries fell silent in my mind. I wasn’t creating anything in particular just your basic granny square in different colours over and over.“

A crochet wall hanging made in cream and light brown yarn sits on a white marble background. The wall hanging is made up of different stitches. Shown here prominently are loop stitch and bar stitch. — Crochet Wall Hanging by Nicola @bunnyandblossomhome

“Since then my skills have continued to grown, although I don’t shy away from a challenge. I’m happiest when crocheting something repetitive, I find the repetitiveness extremely relaxing. It was in conversation that I mentioned I only create using stitches that make my soul happy which inspired this blog post.

This crochet wall hanging was a mindful creation one evening following a few of Sarah-Jaynes stitch tutorials that I absolutely love or as I like to refer to them as stitches that make my soul happy!“

Stitches That Make My Soul Happy

“I simply grabbed a pile of my favourite yarn colours, a hook and some scissors and made a start, no pattern, no plan I just let my imagination and creativity run away with itself…

The only planning that was needed was checking for any stitch repeats for example the bar stitch needs to be in multiples of two so aside from keeping my foundation chain even that was it! I crocheted away.“

materials and tools needed

Yarn: “I used Stylecraft Special Chunky in colours Cream and Parchment
Hook: please use the recommended hook size for your chosen yarn
Scissors
Darning Needle

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crochet stitches used

The following crochet stitches were used to create this wall hanging, please click on the buttons below to take you to the free pattern or video tutorial.