Dream Catcher Free Boho Crochet Pattern

Hello everyone, Today I have another free pattern for you, I finally got over the velvet yarn, especially since its getting warmer. Today’s pattern is another home decor one. Its a crochet dream catcher pattern! I wanted to create something different. So I thought why not write the word dream on it! since I have not seen this on any pattern before. but this time I wanted to try another writing technique.

Here is a great tutorial by repeat crater me showing the surface slip stitching writing technique.

This pattern is part of a room makeover on a budget using mainly crochet and some other DIYs!! I’am a big believer that our surrounding space affect our mood and productivity levels and I find my self more productive and happy when I have a place that is organized and look pretty.

Also my room is the space where I work on my blog, sit down and chill, study, and even workout!! so basically If I don’t have a pilates class to teach or a family commitment I’ll be in my room (coz am an extremely introverted human being and I like it) :D. Hence I always want to add new things to it, make it prettier and more functional that’s why I have created this room makeover series!!

Through out this series you will find cute decorative items as well as some functional/ storage ideas items too. So If you are interested to see the rest of the series sign up here and receive all the updates, the free patterns and tutorials as well as the reveal of the before and after!!

Check the other patterns in this series that I have already released:

Now lets talk a little bit about this pattern

The material you will need for this pattern are:

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1 Skein Alize Cotton golden 55% cotton 50% acrylic. Or any sport weight cotton acrylic blend yarn.
For writing I used the double strands of Alize bella cotton beige but you can use ny sport weight yarn
You will also need some twine yarn
Hook: 3.5 mm
Metal Ring
Stitch markers, yarn needle Here is a set with one of my favorite hooks sets along with stitch markers and needles
Some lace trims of your choice. I got mine from my local crafts store but I will link you some that are very similar to mine Susuntas, Cotton Ribbon Vintage Lace Trims, ELLAMAMA Cotton Lace Trim

Skill level: Beginner

Abbreviations and Glossary (US Terms):

ch – chain
sc – single crochet
ss – slip stitch.

Notes:

This pattern is written in us terms
The diameter of the ring I used is 30 cm 11.8 inches

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Pattern Instructions:

To give the pattern rustic boho look. Cover the ring with the hemp rope you can use the method used in this video or simply wrap it tightly around your ring.

Now to do the base white part:

You may choose to join rounds at the end with a slip stitch or work in a continuous spiral as it makes no difference to the formula. Make a magic ring and work Round 1 into it.

Rnd 1. 10 sc in ring. —10 sts

Rnd 2. 2 sc into each st around —20 sts

Rnd 3. (Sc in next st, 2 sc in next st) repeat till the end of the round

Rnd 4. (Sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st) repeat till the end of the round

Rnd 5. (Sc in next 3 sts, 2 sc in next st) repeat till the end of the round

Rnd 6. (Sc in next 4 sts, 2 sc in next st) repeat till the end of the round

Continue with the same formula till you reach your desired circle diameter mine was 30 cm.

Next round *chain 3 skip next 2 stitches and sc in the next one* repeat from ** till the end of the round.

Repeat the previous round 5 more times.

Now write the letters with the technique shown in this tutorial.

Attach the doily you have just finished to the ring as shown in the pictures.

Finally tie the lace garlands and some hemp rope strands as shown in the picture.

I hope you liked this crochet pattern. If you made one, share it with me on Instagram. I would love to see how you adapted it and what variations and colors you used 🙂

Take care and happy crocheting!!