90’s Slang Wall Hanging
Crochet Pattern
Tubular, dude! Get ready to bring a slice of the 90s into your home with this totally rad 90’s Slang Wall Hanging. This pattern features iconic 90s slang (like Trippin’, Phat, and 411) and is crafted using the Intarsia Method for a clean finish. Crochet in your favourite 90s-inspired colour palette and get ready to stitch some seriously tight phrases. This pattern is worked in single crochet and finished with a bobble border – includes graph and written instructions.
Our patterns are written a little differently with beginner and neurodivergent crafters in mind. The abbreviated instructions are followed by a breakdown in italics making it easier to understand what you need to crochet in each round. If you’ve had trouble reading crochet patterns in the past, we hope that you’ll give ours a try! Available to purchase on Ravelry and our website.
The finished panel is approx. 43cm x 56cm after blocking
Materials
Aran weight acrylic yarn (SpotSaver USA) 260g (approx. 540m)
Yellow (Y) – used entire 200g skein
Pink (P)
Teal (T)
Blue (B)
4mm crochet hook (or size to suit your yarn)
16mm Wooden Dowel
Scissors
Tapestry needle
Stitch Markers (2)
Blocking Board or Mat with pins
Our patterns are written a little differently with beginner and neurodivergent crafters in mind. The abbreviated instructions are followed by a breakdown in italics, making it easier to understand what you need to crochet in each row / round. If you’ve had trouble reading crochet patterns in the past, we hope that you’ll give ours a try!
A PDF printer-friendly pattern is available on Ravelry and Etsy:
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