Crochet Nursery Reveal – Boho Gender Neutral Room

This darling boho gender neutral nursery features many crochet details! So many ways to decorate with crochet for a baby’s first room, from toys to decor to storage. Read on get inspired for your crochet nursery!
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I have actually never put together a nursery for any of my babies. Sure, I gathered the necessities and bought some crib sheets, but I never really spent time collecting items and creating a lovely room for our new baby.

Our little bundle makes #4 for our family, and I decided to make an effort to put together a curated nursery room. I especially wanted to make sure it had lots of crochet touches, so I set to work brainstorming ideas a couple months ago.

I wanted everything to be a bit boho in this crochet nursery, with lots of yarn and textiles.
I dug a bit through my archives and made a few things with older patterns, but I also designed up some new ones for this room!

These hanging baskets I designed specifically to hang over the changing table, but you can use them for so much more. They can help organize any room or be a cute little pot for a plant.

This room is actually pretty tiny, so I didn’t have much wall space to fill. I decided to make this cute wall hanging with heat transfer vinyl. The blank canvas sign I got at Hobby Lobby. I think you can maybe find something similar on amazon too (This maybe?). If you want to make this one too, you can use my file! Download it here.

I made a miniature version of my crochet hexagon wall hanging, making it with just 5 hexagons instead of 18. I decided to switch up the colors a bit, and used some deconstructed colored cotton rope for the tassels.
I love how it turned out. It would be a perfect addition to a whimsical gallery wall.

I also hung my granny stitch garland in the nursery! To give it a more finished, polished look, I tied some wooden rings to the ends of it to hang it by.

Next, I whipped up a larger version of my faux macrame rainbows. This one measures about 6″ x 9″. I created it using two strands of yarn and crocheting around two strands of rope. I used a 7mm hook to accommodate the larger yarn gauge. To hang it, I simply hot glued a strand of cotton cord to the top to make a small loop. So quick and easy!

You can see the original faux macrame crochet rainbows hanging on the simple gym my husband made for Cubbie. They are so cute!

Of course I am huge on darkening the nursery to get the maximum amount of sleep we both can muster, so as much as I would like to keep real plants in the nursery, faux plants are a must! I made one basket using my simple easy customizable crochet baskets method. I used chunky Tuff Puff for added texture for a small basket.

Next to the crochet basket is Basil the Fox! He is decor at the moment but when the time is right, I hope he will be a snuggle buddy to our little guy.

One of my favorite quick win crochet patterns for the last few months is my mini crochet belly baskets. They turned out so great. Why is everything mini just so fun?
This is the smallest size, but the pattern actually comes with 3 different sizes.

The small hexagon shelves are perfect for a crochet succulent as well.

For the last small wall, I made this cute DUDE wall hanging. The pattern hasn’t been released but I plan to get it finished up next week!

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And finally is my newest pattern, a sweet crochet donkey lovey. Neither of my first two children took to loveies. I gave Cubbie one that we had on hand, to help transition her away from the pacifier. She took to it immediately! It’s very cute and soft, but I am kicking myself for not introducing a crochet one handmade by me.

This time I will be ready with this darling donkey lovey. He turned out adorable. I have a couple lovey’s in my pattern library (Moose Lovey, and Serape Lovey), but I decided to design a brand new one for him. This one is also smaller, and I embroidered the eyes. I think I might go back to my older patterns and remake them with embroidered eyes, making them more suitable for babies.

Boho Crochet Nursery Crochet Patterns included in this post:

Hanging Baskets
Customizable Baskets
Granny Triangle Garland
Faux Macrame Rainbows
DUDE Wall Hanging (Coming soon!)
Hexagon Wall hanging
Mini Belly Basket
Crochet Succulent
Basil Fox
Donkey Lovey

xoxo,