How to Crochet a Mirror Wall Hanging – by Crafting by Lucy

Learn how to crochet a mirror wall hanging with this unique free pattern and detailed tutorial.

Thanks to Lion Brand Yarns for supplying the yarn for this crochet mirror pattern. This post contains affiliate links.

Welcome back to the Make & Do Crew guest designer series where talented designers from across the internet share their free patterns with you, right here on Make & Do Crew.

Today Lucy from Crafting by Lucy is here with her free crochet mirror pattern! You can see lots of of Lucy’s crochet patterns her blog, Crafting by Lucy. And be sure to check her out on social media too: Instagram and Pinterest. Lucy, take it away!

The Inspiration Behind This Project

I really enjoy making functional crochet designs, finding things to recycle around the home to incorporate in my patterns. This pattern was inspired by a failed attempt at making a dreamcatcher! I definitely gear towards smaller crochet makes. What normally starts life as a blanket usually turns into a bag so it doesn’t hit the WIP pile never to return!

As a household we will be trying to do our bit and reduce our waste more and more this year, giving me the perfect excuse to use up my cotton stash on market bags, washcloths and face scrubbies. Watch Crafting by Lucy for some new eco crochet patterns!

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The Best Yarn for Crochet Home Dec

I’m a sucker for anything colorful so I love working with cotton yarn, it’s definitely my favorite. My go to hook size is a 4mm, although I have been experimenting with tiny 2mm hooks recently for some very intricate cotton patterns.

Making this mirror was my first experience of using Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton and I can honestly say it’s my new go to cotton! It has such a luxury feel to it, giving your projects that extra special finish.

Related: More free crochet patterns using cotton yarn ⇨

Skills You’ll Practice

This is an advanced-beginner level pattern using three simple crochet stitches. This is the perfect beginners project if you are looking to step out of your comfort zone and try a different style of crochet incorporating other objects.

This pattern could also be used as a decorative photo frame to brighten up a room in your choice of colors, or simply add a bit of texture to your walls. If you are already confident with yarn color changes you may like to create a striped version of this mirror and adorn it with pom poms rather than tassels, the possibilities are endless!

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Tassel Crochet Mirror
Free Pattern + Tutorial

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Explanation: The perfect way to introduce some color and texture to your home decor. This mirror can be made in different color ways to suit your decor theme and adorned with colorful tassels to give it that wow factor. This is an easy beginners project using simple crochet stitches and techniques.

Supplies:
• Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton (Weight: 4/medium – 186 Yds, 3.5 oz)
– Color A: Ecru (#761-098) – 1 ball
– Color B: Cafe Au Lait (#761-126) – 1 ball
– Color C: Goldenrod (#761-158) – 1 ball
• U.S G6 (4.25 mm) crochet hook
• Mirror (25 cm)
• Craft ring (20 cm)
• Yarn needle
• Scissors

Sizes/Measurements:
• Measurements in cm:
– Front (measured from the ring to the last row of your crochet approx. 3 cm)
– Back 23.5 cm

Gauge:
• Tension is not important for this pattern.

Abbreviations and Glossary (US Terms):
MR – Magic Ring
DC – Double Crochet
SC – Single Crochet
Slst – Slip Stitch

Overall Pattern Notes:
• This crochet mirror is worked up in 2 parts, front and back. See Mirror Image 3 below.

• Begin by working the BACK section of your Mirror. The final stitch count of the last round in your back section will determine your stitch count around the front ring of your mirror to ensure the work can be seamed together neatly with no excess gathering.

• The front section of your work is then attached to the back section with the mirror placed in between. The two sections of your work will be sewn together.

• Your back section should measure slightly smaller than the overall size of your mirror. This is to allow a tight tension once seamed together to ensure the mirror hangs correctly.

• The D Ring is stitched into the Right Side of the back section of your mirror for hanging. See Mirror Image 4 below.

• Tassels are an optional adornment for your mirror.

FRONT SECTION

There are no increases worked on the front section.

Round 1: Create a loop on your hook and sc 142sts over your hoop. Join with a sl st. (142sts) See Mirror Image 7 and 7a

Round 2: ch2, 1dcin each st around. Join with a sl st (142sts) See Mirror Image 8 & 9

Round 3: ch 2, 1 dc in each st around. Join with a sl st (142sts) See Mirror Image 10

Round 4: ch2, 1 dc in each st around. Join with a sl st (142sts) See Mirror Image 11

Fasten off your yarn and sew in your loose ends. Ensure your ends are sewn into the back (WS – Wrong Side) of your work to ensure they are not visable.

JOINING FRONT & BACK

See Mirror Image 12

Line up your front and back section of your work and place your mirror in the centre. Ensure the D Ring on the back of your work is on the outside to enable you to hang the mirror.

Take a length of your Yarn A and your needles and begin sewing your work together around the edge ensuring you are working in the Back Loops Only for both the front and the back of your work.

See Mirror Image 13 & 14

Once you have sewn your two sides together and your mirror is secure fasten off your yarn and sew in any loose ends.

ATTACHING TASSELS/FRINGE

Begin by cutting 8 x lengths of Yarn A measuring approx 76cm (or your desired length) Yarn A will be the longest hanging tassel.

See Mirror Image 15

Gather your 8 lengths and fold them in half. Use a small piece of Yarn A to tie a knot in the top of your tassel to secure the 8 lengths together.

See Mirror Image 16

Repeat twice more until you have 3 tassels the same length in Yarn A.

Find the starting ch2 section of your circle and attach each tassel to your 3 starting chains using a secure knot. 1 tassel per ch st.

See Image 17 & 18

Repeat the Steps above for your next two coloured tassels in
Yarn B – lengths measuring approx. 46cm (or your desired length)
Yarn C – lengths measuring approx. 30cm (or your desired length)

Attach the Yarn B tassels to the dc sts above where you have just attached your Yarn A tassels so they hang over Yarn A – See Image 19

Attach the Yarn C tassels to the dc sts above where you have just attached your Yarn B tassels to ensure they hang over Yarn B – See Image 20

Sew in any loose ends ensure they are not visable.

Your tassels should hang at the side of your mirror with the D Ring on the reverse in the top central position for hanging your mirror.

Trim your tassels to your desired shape / length using sharp scissors or a rotary cutter.

Your mirror is now ready to hang!

Thanks again to Lucy from Crafting by Lucy for sharing this free crochet mirror pattern! Be sure to check out Lucy’s blog for lots more free modern crochet patterns!

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