Beginner Crochet Hanging Basket
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- How to crochet a hanging basket? In this crochet tutorial, I show you how to crochet a hanging basket that is perfect for a door or wall. This basket is a loose, netted pattern that shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes to complete. Over time, it might stretch, but it is perfect for storing scarves, socks, fabric, yarn, etc. I use mine when I am crocheting to hold my yarn ball, especially if I am crocheting with more than one yarn ball at a time. I string the yarn through one of the loops in the front and that prevents it from being pulled out of the opening.
This crochet hanging basket free pattern is part of my two-skein Mothers' Day challenge to see how many DIY gifts I can make with only two skeins of yarn. For this challenge, I am using a variegated yarn that is 196 yards and a solid colored yarn that is 252 yards. Other projects in my Mothers Day two skein crochet challenge here: • DIY Mothers Day Gift B...
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If you are unfamiliar with any of the stitches used in this pattern, please see my stitch tutorials here:
• Crochet STITCH Tutoria...
How to crochet a hanging basket pattern:
Yarn: 4 Medium
Crochet Hook Size: N / 15 / 10 MM
MC
Row 1: 12 DC in MC.
Row 2: 2 DC in each st (24 total st at end of row).
Row 3: 1 DC in 1st st, 2 DC in 2nd st. Repeat * around the row (36 total st at end of row).
Row 4: 1 DC in st 1 - 2, 2 DC in st 3. Repeat * around the row (48 total st at end of row).
Row 5: 1 DC in st 1 - 3, 2 DC in st 4. Repeat * around the row (60 total st at end of row).
Place 1 DC in the next 8-15 rows, depending on how long you want your basket.
Row 14: 1 DC in st 1 - 3, DC 2together st 4 & 5. Repeat * around the row (48 total st at end of row).
Row 15: 1 DC in st 1 - 2, DC 2together st 3 & 4. Repeat * around the row (36 total st at end of row).
Row 16: 1 SL in each st in row. SL into 1st SL at end of row and tie off yarn.
Hang from a hook or tie a piece of scrap fabric to it to make a larger loop for a door knob.
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The video moved so fast since I'm still a beginner but the written pattern in the comments was so helpful! And just using your video when I got confused on how to do stuff. Thank you so much for your video!!!
This is just what I’ve been looking for! So cute! Perfect yarn storage
great idea for holding yarn for crocheters
This is such a great and easy tutorial to follow. It came out amazing thank you!
Thank you and I am really happy it worked for you!
I just made this, its the perfect thing for my garlic :) thank you
That is genius. I never thought to use these for holding veggies or fruit, but it is so smart!!!
Looks very simple to make. Thanks for the tutorial. I was looking for a diaper dispenser, but I figured this will work fine
That is a great idea that I never would have thought of! Let me know how it goes. :)
I came out with 48 stitches at the end and not 36, I don't know where I went wrong. But it doesn't look bad at all.
Just was confused on how to tug the string after making the last slip knot. But over all your video along with written pattern was very helpful.
Very quick but clear tutorial, thank you!
Thank you! I'm glad it worked for you 😁
Thank you so much for this video I made 2 fir my pantry potatoes and onions
I LOVE this so much! Thank you for sharing this with us all.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment! 🧶😍
@@CrochetWithJulie you are very welcome. I'm still working on making more lol
This'll work for a diaper holder bag to hang in a convenient place.
Yes it definitely would! Happy crocheting! 😀🧶
Thank you, very easy to follow!
Thank you so much for you kindness 🩷
Awesome quick tutorial!!! I’ll be posting my finish product soon! I’ve been needing to hang up some of my fruits and onions in my kitchen. 😂 Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you so much! I love to see completed projects and I love your idea! I need to do that.
Such a unique way to DC2TOG.
LOL - thank you. I can't be trusted to always do stuff by the book.
I'm using cotton yarn .. do you think using two strands will help with stretching or will two strands make it too bulky?
It will definitely help with the stretching! I made some smaller baskets with three strands and they work great! I’ve never made this with two strands, but I think it would turn out great.
How much yarn did you use ? Skins have different yardage so I guess it depends on what yarn you use but I was wondering if you can tell us the yardage
Can I do more than 10 to 15 rows or will it look bad
I don’t think it will look bad, but it might stretch too much if the stuff you are putting in it is heavier. I can make a larger tutorial for you using a slightly different method.
yes please, my yarn is not big @@CrochetWithJulie
@@CrochetWithJulie Hello, did you post the video yet? It ok if you are too busy but please let me know.
@@mvtytv345 I have started on it! But it does involve working with two strands at once. I think that will help it stay sturdy with a larger size. Will that work for you? If your yarn is smaller (like a size 3 yarn), you might want to work with three strands at once.
Ya, i can do 2 yarns at onces
What was the yardage of yarn that you used could you tell us that
That is an excellent question. Very rough estimate would be around 126 yds. I did this as a "skein challenge," so I tried to use up two skeins of yarn entirely. The specifics and different projects for the skein challenge can be found here: ua-cam.com/play/PLUmcifMqZH5urx5y2wcmj6vqAhXHh4Vy3.html
I hope this helps!
@@CrochetWithJulie thank you for replying so quickly I'm sorry I posted twice but after I made a comment it didn't look like it posted so I did it again I'm sorry LOL
Oh I just realized what you meant so you wanted to see how many projects you could make out of two skeins great idea I gotcha now thank you so much
It is no problem at all :)
I really enjoy the challenge of using up all the yarn. I had so many mini yarn balls that I had to start making scrap yarn projects - because who can remember the brand/size/etc. Happy crocheting! Let me know if you run into any issues making this, and I am happy to try to help :)
Super confusing and not beginner friendly in my opinion..
@@samanthao1131 I’m sorry to hear that. My tutorial style isn’t for everyone.
Trying agian too see if i missheard something or did something wrong! :)
@@samanthao1131 What portion is causing you issues (if you know the time stamp, I am happy to try to help). I also made a very similar basket using DIY chunky yarn that might be a little easier or different?
EASY Crochet HANGING BASKET Large
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@@CrochetWithJulie its actually going well i realised that i was doing some things wrong and its looking better!