The Whimsical Winter Wall Hanging: Free Pattern

I don’t think I have made anything more “me” than this wall hanging. When I saw this 100% New Zealand Wool from Darn Good Yarn, I really couldn’t wait to make something that was really a creative statement. (I definitely felt the same about my Halloween Bunting, too.) I love how all the colors of the felt balls just fit in to just about any type of decor or room. While I originally envisioned it as something that would be SO fun in my daughter’s room, it found a more prominent place in our home in our entryway.

It really makes an impact, visually, and it’s just a mood booster for me every time I see it.

You can find the very simple knitting pattern for this wall hanging on Darn Good Yarn’s website.  There is even a step by step tutorial to go along with it.

If you are ready to jump right in with this pattern, you can also order it as a kit, which will provide you with the pattern and the yarn to make this project.

Please be aware that the links on my website are Affiliate links, which means that a small portion of the sale generated from your click goes to me and my small business. Thank you for your support! Also, while I am often provided yarn in exchange for my work, I value the honesty of my reviews and the views expressed here are my own. 

https://www.darngoodyarn.com/blogs/darn-good-tutorials/whimsical-winter-wall-hanging-beginner-knitting-pattern

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Published by Teaganandlu

Hi, I'm Theresa (Therese to friend and family) and I live outside of Chicago in Illinois in a small college town. I'm a mom of two (and Fur Mom of two, too), and wife to my sweet husband. I love all things crafty, but am particularly obsessed with the fiber arts. I hope you enjoy my reviews, patterns and features!

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