Leaping Loops

Crochet, Tarot, Aerial Yoga…and all the little things that bring me joy.

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I am so excited to have this pattern finally published!!! This pattern literally came to me while I was meditating, and I couldn’t wait to share it with you! It would be a great addition to your home or yoga studio. The Chakra Wall Hanging would look great in rainbow themed room, or even as a Pride flag!

Another amazing thing about this pattern is that it’s a great stash buster! Don’t have rainbow/chakra colors?….use any colors you’d like! Make the pattern your own! I can’t wait to see what you come up with!

You can find the ad-free PDF Version of this pattern on Ravelry.

MATERIALS

  • Red Heart Super Saver (100% Acrylic)  7 oz, , 364yd. or I Love This Yarn. Color A (Violet), Color B (Indigo), Color C (Blue), Color D (Green), Color E (Yellow), Color F (Orange), Color G (Red)
  • Hook US I / 5.50 mm
  • Scissors
  • Yarn Needle
  • Tape measure
  • Wood or rod to attach finished crochet project (I used an 18 inch piece of wood)

GAUGE (not crucial)

  • A section of 1 color (5 rows) is 2 inches in height. 
  • 4 Bead stitches are around 2 inches wide.

SIZE

  • Finished size of crochet piece is 12 inches wide by 17 inches long. 

EXPERIENCE LEVEL

  • Intermediate

PATTERN KEY

  • ch: chain, sc: single crochet, dc: double crochet, sl st(s): slip stitch(es)

SPECIAL STITCHES & TECHNIQUES

  • Bead Stitch: *yarn over, insert the hook behind the previous double crochet from front to back, yarn over and pull up  a loop* Repeat from * to * 2 more times (3 times total = 7 loops on the hook). Yarn over and pull through 6 loops, yarn over and pull through remaining loops on the hook.

NOTES

  • Chain stitch(es) count as a stitch. 
  • The double crochet acts as the backbone for the bead stitch.
  • If you prefer rainbow colors, complete the pattern with the colors in reverse. 

INSTRUCTIONS

(Color A)

Ch 43

Row 1: Sc into 2nd ch from hook, sc in each ch across – 42 sc (wrong side of work)

Row 2: Ch 3, turn. Dc in next st, work a bead stitch around the dc you just made, skip 1 st. [dc, work a bead stitch around the dc, skip 1 st] 19 times. Dc in last st. – 20 bead stitches, 2 dc (right side of work)

Row 3: Ch 1, turn. Sc across. – 42 Sc

Rows 4 and 5: Repeat rows 2 and 3. 

Fasten off, leaving 30 inch long tail for fringel. 

(Color B)

With wrong side facing you, attach new color to first sc of the previous row. 

Row 6: Ch 1, sc in next 37 sts. [Leave the last 4 sts left unworked (we will do this with each color change), we will be adding fringe to these sts at the end (see image 1)] – 38 sc

Row 7: Ch 3, turn. Dc in next st, work a bead stitch around the dc you just made, skip 1 st. [dc, work a bead stitch around the dc, skip 1 st] 17 times. Dc in last st. – 18 bead stitches, 2 dc

Rows 8 and 9: Repeat rows 6 and 7.

Fasten off, leaving a 26 inch long tail for fringe.

(Color C)

With wrong side facing you, attach new color to first sc of the previous row. 

Row 10: Ch 1, sc in next 33 sts. – 34 sc

Row 11: Ch 3, turn. Dc in next st, work a bead stitch around the dc you just made, skip 1 st. [dc, work a bead stitch around the dc, skip 1 st] 15 times. Dc in last st. – 16 bead stitches, 2 dc

Rows 12 and 13: Repeat rows 10 and 11. 

Fasten off, leaving a 22 inch long tail for fringe.

(Color D)

With wrong side facing you, attach new color to first sc of the previous row. 

Row 14: Ch 1, sc in next 29 sts. – 30 sc

Row 15:  Ch 3, turn. Dc in next st, work a bead stitch around the dc you just made, skip 1 st. [dc, work a bead stitch around the dc, skip 1 st] 13 times. Dc in last st. – 14 bead stitches, 2 dc

Rows 16 and 17: Repeat rows 14 and 15.

Fasten off, leaving an 18 inch long tail for fringe. 

(Color E) 

With wrong side facing you, attach new color to first sc of the previous row. 

Row 18: Ch 1, sc in next 25 sts. -26 sc
Row 19: Ch 3, turn. Dc in next st, work a bead stitch around the dc you just made, skip 1 st. [dc, work a bead stitch around the dc, skip 1 st] 11 times. Dc in last st. – 12 bead stitches, 2 dc

Rows 20 and 21: Repeat rows 18 and 19.

Fasten off, leaving a 14 inch long tail for fringe.

(Color F)

With wrong side facing you, attach new color to first sc of the previous row. 

Row 22: Ch 1, sc in next 21 sts. – 22 sc

Row 23: Ch 3, turn. Dc in next st, work a bead stitch around the dc you just made, skip 1 st. [dc, work a bead stitch around the dc, skip 1 st] 9 times. Dc in last st. – 10 bead stitches, 2 dc

Rows 24 and 25: Repeat rows 22 and 23.

Fasten off, leaving a 10 inch long tail for fringe.

(Color G)

With wrong side facing you, attach new color to first sc of the previous row. 

Row 26: Ch 1, sc in next 17 sts. – 18 sc

Row 27: Ch 3, turn. Dc in next st, work a bead stitch around the dc you just made, skip 1 st. [dc, work a bead stitch around the dc, skip 1 st] 7 times. Dc in last st. – 8 bead stitches, 2 dc

Rows 28 and 29: Repeat rows 26 and 27.

Fasten off, leaving a 6 inch long tail for fringe.

Fringe

Cut 5 pieces of each color in the following measurements.

  • Color A-30 inches
  • Color B-26 inches
  • Color C-22 inches
  • Color D-18 inches
  • Color E-14 inches
  • Color F-10 inches

Cut 17 strand of Color G measuring 6 inches

Add fringe one strand at a time, by folding the strand in half and adding them across the remaining single crochets that we didn’t work in, and 1 into the corner of the sc with the next color starting. (see images 1-3)

*When adding the fringe to the single crochet with the tail, bring the tail through the loop that you make for the fringe to go through along with the fringe ends. There should be 3 strands hanging from that fringe. (see image 4)

Weave in remaining ends. 

Mounting to the Wood

Using a yarn needle, stitch the top of the wall hanging around a stick of your choice. Fasten off at both ends. 

Tie a long piece of yarn to the ends of the stick to use for hanging on the wall.

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I can’t wait to see your finished projects! You can add them to Ravelry, and I’d love to be tagged on Instagram @LeapingLoops so that I don’t miss them there too!

💜Rachel