Deity Wall Hanger

Deity Wall Hanger by ByKaterina

What Is Being Made

The Deity Wall Hanger is a decorative crochet wall hanging designed by ByKaterina. This original pattern creates a finished piece that features a main circular component with triangular elements, ultimately attached to a metal ring for wall display. The design combines geometric shapes to produce an eye-catching decorative accent suitable for home décor.

Crochet Techniques Used

This beginner-friendly pattern employs fundamental crochet techniques that make it accessible to crafters new to the craft. The construction method involves working in rounds, a core technique where stitches are created in circular formations. Each round is joined using a slip stitch, which secures the round and prepares the work for the next circular row. The main circle is worked first, establishing the foundation of the piece, followed by individual triangle rounds that build outward from this central circle.

Stitches Included

• Single Crochet (SC): The primary stitch used throughout the pattern, providing a tight, dense fabric
• Single Crochet Increase (SC Inc): Used to add stitches and create shaping, particularly in the triangular sections
• Single Crochet Decrease (SC Dec): Used to reduce stitch count and control the overall shape
• Slip Stitch: Used to join rounds together and secure the work

Materials Required

The Deity Wall Hanger pattern calls for 4-ply yarn (also categorized as Category 1, fingering, or Super Fine weight yarn), which provides a lightweight yet defined finished piece. A 3.5 mm crochet hook (US size E) is the recommended tool for working with this yarn weight. Additionally, you will need a yarn needle for weaving in ends after completing the crochet work. The piece is finished by attaching it to a metal ring measuring 25 cm in diameter using single crochet stitches. Fringe is added as a final decorative element to complete the wall hanger.

Construction Overview

The pattern follows a logical construction sequence: the main circle is crocheted first in rounds, then individual triangle rounds are worked separately and incorporated into the design. Once all crochet elements are complete, the finished piece is secured to the metal ring using single crochet stitches, creating a sturdy attachment point for wall hanging. The addition of fringe provides texture and visual interest to the finished decoration.