Yarn and Eucalyptus Wall Hanging

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Contributor post by  Caitlin of The Merrythought

Every time I open up Instagram, I scroll past a photo or two that feature a gorgeous weaving hanging on someone’s wall. I even have a few friends that make them! For those of us that love to craft but lack the patience to attempt to make those beautiful weavings, these basic yarn wall hangings are the perfect thing to satisfy your crafty urges. Chunky natural yarn and some lovely eucalyptus pair together to make this simple wall hanging! You can whip one of these up in under an hour!

Materials:
-12″ Piece of Wooden Dowel
-Yarn
-Scissors
-Dried Eucalyptus
-Floral Wire
-Hot Glue Gun

DIY wall hanging

Instructions:
-Cut out pieces of yarn. (Mine were around 40″.)
-Fold pieces of yarn in the middle, put the looped end under and over the dowel and pull the other ends through to secure. Repeat until all pieces are on the dowel.

Add some braids for additional texture if desired. Put knots at the ends to secure braids.

-Wrap floral wire around ends. Use a dot of hot glue on the back of the dowel if wire won’t stay in place.

Hang and enjoy!

eucalyptus wall hanging

Jan Halvarson

Jan founded Poppytalk in 2005 while a student at Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design (now ECU) to catalogue inspiration from typography to interior design. Since then she’s collaborated with Target (creating a limited edition glamping collection), a wallpaper collection with Milton & King, as well has written as a contributor at Wired, Martha Stewart and Huffington Post.