Let’s be honest. Your living room has big potential, but right now? It’s giving “still settling in” energy. Meanwhile, your yarn stash has grown a personality of its own and is now quietly judging you from the corner basket (the one you swore you’d finish crocheting two weeks ago). So here’s your weekend plan: skip the scroll spiral and dive into these easy crochet home decor projects that’ll add charm, texture, and serious “yes, I made that” bragging rights to your space.
Even better? I’ll be sharing a FREE crochet pattern for each crochet home decor ideas, so you can actually make them, not just pin them and forget, haha!
Chunky Crochet Basket
Skill level: Very do-able
and beginner-friendly most of the time
Crochet baskets are the “I have my life together” version of shoving clutter into a drawer five minutes before company shows up. They’re one of those DIY crochet home decor wins that look fancy but are surprisingly fast to make. Especially with chunky yarn and a big crochet hook; because the bigger the tools, the faster the finish.
And they’re not just for your WIPs or those magazines you’ll totally read someday, right?! Make them big for blanket storage, medium for your craft supplies, or teeny-tiny for things like makeup brushes, skincare bottles, or that one lip balm you keep losing.
For this project, I chose to feature a really cute yet simple tulip basket crochet pattern: it’s easy, fast to make, and the result is seriously satisfying (don’t forget to activate the subtitles for the english version).
Boho Crochet Wall Hanging
Skill level: Beginner
This one hits the sweet spot between artsy and effortless.
Hang it above your bed, next to your bookshelves, or over that “awkward blank wall” you’ve been ignoring since 2022. It’s the queen bee of crochet for home decoration: zero stress, all aesthetic.
And yes, I’ve got a super simple crochet wall hanging pattern for you to try, perfect for beginners and boho lovers alike.
Crochet Pillow Covers – Easy Crochet Home Decor Projects
Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate-ish, but so worth it
Why buy new when you can crochet a whole vibe onto the pillows you already own? If your vibe is more bold texture, sleek stitches, or color-block drama, these crochet home decor ideas have range. It’s the easiest way to dress up your space and make your throw pillows feel expensive, without adding another sad, mass-produced cover to your cart.
Go for the full cover, or just crochet a front panel and stitch it onto an old pillow. It’s quick, creative, and let’s be honest, upcycling has never looked this good.
Bonus: I’ve got an easy, eye-catching crochet pillow pattern ready for you to try. Comfy, cute, and couch-approved.
Plant Pot Cozies – DIY Crochet Home Decor
Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Your leafy babies deserve to look cute too. These quick little cozies are one of the most underrated crochet home decor ideas, they take minutes to make and use up all those yarn scraps you swear you’ll do something with someday.
Slip one over a plain terracotta pot, and just like that, you’ve upgraded from plant owner to plant stylist.
I’m sharing a cute and easy crochet plant cover pattern tutorial to help you make your own right now!
Table Runner + Coasters – Crochet Home Decor Ideas
Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate
A crochet table runner with matching coasters? That’s top-tier I have my life together energy, even if the rest of the room says otherwise. These crochet home decor ideas are ridiculously easy to personalize: go full boho, keep it sleek and neutral, or embrace your inner maximalist.
And the coasters? Go wild. Cats, paws, flowers, strawberries; if it’s cute and makes you smile every time you put down your drink, it belongs on your table. Make a set, lay it out, and feel unreasonably smug every time someone respects the coaster rule.
For these projects, I’ve got you covered with my own original designs and patterns, starting with the cute crochet cat coasters, one of my all-time most popular patterns (and for good reason). It’s super beginner-friendly, and you can follow along with both a written version and a step-by-step video tutorial.
As for the table runner, I designed a lovely one a few years back that’s perfect if you’re already comfortable working in the round. It’s simple, pretty, and adds just the right touch of handmade charm to any table.
Before You Grab Your Hook… – DIY Crochet Home Decor
There’s something deeply satisfying about turning a ball of yarn into something beautiful and actually useful, and these crochet for home decoration projects prove that you don’t need to be an expert to make your space feel more like you.
If you enjoyed this post, I’d love to hear from you; drop a comment below and tell me which project you’re most excited to try (or which one is already on your hook). Your ideas and feedback truly inspire what I create next.
Don’t forget to bookmark this page so you can come back to it when you’re ready to get started (or finish that yarn stash you’ve been ignoring).
If you try the cat coaster or the table runner projects, feel free to tag me on Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest or wherever you share your crochet makes. I always enjoy seeing how others bring these patterns to life with their own flair.
Let’s make our homes just as cozy, creative, and a little chaotic as we are!
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