Love the look of quilts, but crochet is your craft of choice? Heather from The Unraveled Mitten has you covered! Like the hexagon wall hanging above, this quilt block starts as two-color granny squares, then joins up to form a sawtooth star block with a pinwheel inside.

Bring hexy back with this bohemian wall hanging comprised of hexagons! Because you make each hexagon separately, this is a more portable crochet project. Once the pieces are finished, stitch them together and add some tassels for fiber art you'll love to display in your home.

Combining puff stitches with double crochet discs, this wall hanging is covered in textures and has an under-the-sea look to it. Although it's shown in several colors of Premier Yarn, you could tone it down by keeping to all one color.

The untrained eye might mistake this for macrame, and that's just the look that designer Moriah Smith was going for. Hang the crochet from a piece of driftwood for a beachy look or swap in a more finished board or dowel rod if you want something less rustic.

When is knitting not knitting? When it's slip stitch crochet! This simple pillow strongly resembles chunky knitting, but it's all done with a hook. Sierra from Sweet Everly B guest posts at Sewrella showing how to crochet your own couch cushions.

Modern can mean lots of things to different people, and sometimes it means simple and sophisticated. That's what this crocheted and embroidered pillow from Katie Green is all about. Starting with a base of basic stitches, it includes a pattern for stitching a sweet floral design as an accent.

Who doesn't love a rainbow of yarn? Use your favorite ROY G BIV color palette to crochet an actual rainbow that kids will love to hug. Heidi from Hands Occupied created this free pattern for her Over the Rainbow softie, a design that's so cute you may not want to share!

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