Crochet pillow patterns are a great way to add some extra style to your couch, chair or bed, and they’re so easy to make! The best thing about these pillows is that they all vary in style and difficulty – find super easy designs in solid colors as well as more complex stitch patterns in varying hues.
Crochet pillow designs are the perfect home decor piece: they’re small and quick to work up, and they can be seasonal or more permanent, depending on your style. See how quickly you can crochet a pillow and then make one for every holiday… or at least for every season!
These crochet pillow designs are a way to refresh your living room decor without spending a fortune – so take a look and get hooking!
By Leshia Tweddle,,,, from the August 2022 issue
This accent pillow features strips done with a V-puff stitch for a braided look. Worked flat in sections, the first section is done with the V-puff stitch, then single crochet rows are added along the sides. Tassels are added to complete the Bohemian dreams style.
View ProjectBy Grace Lehman,,,, from the August 2022 issue
Can you believe this pillow is actually crocheted? This design mimics the look of popular woven pillows. To elevate the texture and look of this pillow, two completely different types of yarn are held together at the same time.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch,,,, from the June 2022 issue
You can almost feel the ocean breeze blowing across this tranquil beach-scene pillow embellished with seagulls, sea shells, towel and umbrella with fringe!
View ProjectBy Andee Graves,,,, from the February 2022 issue
Stripes and Bobbles create a fun visual texture in this decorative pillow that celebrates love. The pieces of this pillow are crocheted together, so there is no sewing to finish. Buttons on the back allow for the pillow insert to be removed and the cover to be washed.
View ProjectBy Kathleen Berlew,,,, from the October 2021 issue
A repeating pattern of double crochet post stitches creates this pillow’s distinctive diamond design. Bulky weight chenille yarn provides strong stitch definition and plush texture, while large pom poms in a complementary worsted-weight yarn add a textural contrast.
View ProjectBy Susan Kennedy,,,, from the August 2021 issue
Add a southwestern inspired style for your home. One cake of self-striping yarn creates impressive colorwork that’s much easier than it looks!
View ProjectBy Olya Mikesh,,,, from the June 2021 issue
Update your home décor with these trendy, tie-dyed pillows. Using only simple household supplies, you can dye your own unique pillows in an hour or less. Can you believe all these pillows were dyed using the same black food coloring? Differences in the final result were achieved through several tie-dying techniques and the use of two different yarns: 100% superwash wool and an acrylic/wool blend. Food dyes react with any animal fibers and having a blend of animal and man-made fibers can give a different color saturation or a slightly different hue to the finished product. Experiment with different dyes or yarn choices to create a unique, custom palette for your home.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch,,,, from the June 2021 issue
Simple single crochet stitches make this an attainable pillow pattern for any crocheter. An envelope-style flap is adorned with a layer of tassels with a surprise layer of fringe underneath for a textured and boho pillow that’s perfect for summer.
View ProjectBy Janet Pippin,,,, from the February 2021 issue
What’s not to love about a snuggly pillow in some super-soft yarn? This 12 x 16 pillow is a great accent piece to add to any piece of furniture in your home. Practice your tapestry crochet skills with this fun piece.
View ProjectBy Susan Kennedy,,,, from the February 2021 issue
Give your home some modern, minimalist style this set inspired by the free-spirited mountain town of Durango, Colorado. Colorful single crochet stitches through the front loop create a woven-like textile that’s simple but beautiful. And if you’re still not convinced this needs to be your next project: there’s no need to weave in ends! Because the yarn can be cut at each color change and knotted at the back of the work and sewn inside the finished pillow, there’s no need to carry colors or weave in ends!
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