Amp up your home decor style with these crochet decor patterns and see how easy it is to give your home an instant style refresh!
Find crochet pillows and floor poofs here as well as all types of crochet basket patterns big and small. Relax on your couch with ease and keep all of your odds and ends meticulously organized and away with these easy-to-make crochet patterns.
You’ll also love our crochet placemats and bunting patterns, perfect for when you’re planning a party or are entertaining a special guest or two.
Did you know that you can find rugs and even wreaths in this section? How about doilies and coasters? Find all that and even more in this great collection.
By Heather Gibbs,,,, from the April 2023 issue
The layered landscape of the countryside on a bright day inspired this pillow. Crocheted using the altered berry stitch and a smattering of different yarns and colors, this pattern can be a great stash buster to create a landscape at sunrise or sunset, fields of green or fields of wheat. Let yourself explore all the possibilities of nature with this pattern.
View ProjectBy Lauren Robinson,,,, from the The Southwest Crochet Collection issue
The Sundown Pillow is made from 2 squares seamed together using the whip stitch. The front square features a textured herringbone stitch in the center and uses tapestry crochet to create a zig-zag pattern on each side. The pillow is finished with large tassels in each corner.
View ProjectBy Jean Clement,,,, from the The Earth Day Crochet Collection issue
Have you ever crocheted your own curtains? Now you can! This light and airy curtain allows diffused sunlight into your space in the most beautiful way. With instructions to lengthen the curtain to your liking, this design can be customized for nearly every window height.
View ProjectBy Olivia Kent,,,, from the December 2021 issue
As the snow gently sways around every corner outside, head indoors and cozy up on the couch with a warm cup of hot chocolate and this festive pillow. This red and white project is a trendy, subtle way to bring the Christmas spirit into your home.
View ProjectBy Cheryl Chow,,,, from the The Maroon Collection 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 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 Kathleen Berlew,,,, from the August 2021 issue
This fun wall hanging evokes the colors and textures of the Southwest desert that’s perfect for adorning your living room wall. Bands of single, half-double, double, and treble crochet create the waves of sand, while the rising sun is worked intarsia style in clusters against a sky-blue background. Post-stitch cacti are worked separately and appliqued to the finished piece — feel free to have fun with your placement here! Finally, add some fringe to the design’s bottom edge to make this piece complete.
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.
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