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 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!
View ProjectBy Susan Kennedy, from the August 2020 issue
Admire the wild rose from inside your home with this clever crochet pattern. The front of the pillow is created in single crochet from a chart, which then serves as a guide to outline and fill in each leaf and petal shape with surface crochet slip stitching. The pillow back is a modern stripe pattern that complements any décor.
View ProjectBy Karen von Kluge, from the The Chevron Collection issue
This beginner friendly crochet pattern is made with Lion Brand Mandala yarn, which is perfect for creating an interesting chevron because you don’t have to cut the yarn or weave in many ends. Better yet, the yarn is tripled to create quicker color changes for an absolutely stunning project. Showcase the entire color range of one yarn cake on each side of your crochet pillow.
View ProjectBy Linda Dean, from the The Tunisian Collection: 5 Classic Crochet Patterns issue
Add some beauty to your home with this classic crochet pillow. Create a dramatic visual effect easily by varying two different types of stitches. We promise, it’s not as complicated as it looks! Plus, this pillow requires no shaping, which means it’s the perfect opportunity to practice a new stitch with success.
View ProjectBy Nanette Seale, from the February 2020 issue
Laila is a good introduction to the C2C stitch pattern with just enough color changes to really get the hang of this stitch. The Hygge yarn is a dream to work with, so soft and yet sturdy. The overall design is fairly easy and quick to make.
View ProjectBy Samanta Fornino, from the The Pillow Collection: 18 New Classic Crochet Pillow Patterns issue
This classic pillow in a braided pattern is reminiscent of vintage velvet tuck pillows. This elegant take on a classic is stunning in bottle green, but would look wonderful in other gemstone colors like ruby or sapphire.
View ProjectBy Cheryl Chow, from the Holiday Guide issue
The spike cluster stitch makes gorgeous Japanese maple leaves on this pillow. Beautiful fall tones make the pattern on this pillow stand out in a striking way.
View ProjectBy Maria O'Keefe, from the Holiday Guide issue
Chrysanthemum motifs seem to bloom out of the pillow on this beautiful fall design. The bright pops of color will transport the brilliance outdoors to the inside of your home when you work up the easily joined motifs.
View ProjectBy Kristi Simpson, from the Holiday Guide issue
Decorate your home for the winter season with this adorable snowman pillow. Made in traditional colors, this pillow can be used not only for the Christmas season but all winter long!
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