Adele Wall Art Crochet Pattern

Adele Wall Art Crochet Pattern by Kristin Omdahl

This unique crochet pattern is an assortment of doilies or motifs is a great for beginner wall art installation project. Whether you vary the motifs, the colors, the fibers, or position of the pieces, each wall art installation is one of a kind.

What you will need to make the Adele wall art crochet pattern:

• 200 yds (183m) #4 worsted weight yarn

• G/6 (4mm) crochet hook

• 8” x 10” wrapped canvas

• spray adhesive

• yarn needle

• scissors

• acrylic paint (optional)

• paint brush (optional)

Other ways to purchase the Adele Wall Art Crochet Pattern:

This pattern is featured in Kristin Omdahl’s brand new crochet book: “52 Crochet Gifts: Easy & Quick Handmade Gifts to Make Every Week of the Year”. Order an autographed copy of “52 Crochet Gifts” here. Or download the 52 Crochet Gifts ebook here.

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