Harvest Crochet Pillow Cover Free Pattern
Don't you just love fall home decor? I knew I wanted to add a modern crochet pillow cover to my seasonal home decor this year, and I'm so pleased with the Harvest Crochet Pillow Cover. And the pillowcase is removable, which makes it easy to store each year. The Harvest pillow might get you hooked on colorwork.
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I got lucky and found the perfect font that was in the chic farmhouse style. Daydreaming on Pinterest is one of my favorite activities, and the boards about home decor are the ones that pull me in, especially the farmhouse decor. So many times, I see things I feel I could re-create, and single words on a pillow are so trendy right now. By the way, I created a crochet table runner that matches this but says "thankful".
Just the right yarn.
And don't you just love the tweed yarn? It adds not only a great texture but little flecks of fall tones. WeCrochet started carrying Vanna's Choice Yarn and I jumped for joy. The options of yarn colors and tones of Vanna's Choice inspires my creativity.
I know you are anxious to get started, but first I want to tell you about a really amazing and free tool to help you with this colorwork. I have a sheep bobbin that will lessen the possibilities of yarn tangles. Because no crocheter likes it when the yarn gets messy.
Head on over to a colorwork blog post and get your free printable Sheep Yarn Bobbins are super helpful and also cute. If you have a Cricut or Silhouette style cutting machine then it only takes a couple of minutes to have a new and useful colorwork tool.
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Harvest Crochet Pillow Cover Supplies:
Crochet Hook:
5.0 mm (H) Crochet hook. I highly recommend
Notions:
Yarn Needle
Scissors
1” (2.5 cm) Buttons, 5 needed
20x20 Inch Pillow
¾ yard burlap if desired
Yarn:
in colorways:
Oatmeal: 3 skeins
Black: 1 skeins
Yarn Substitutions:
Yardage:
Approx. 625 Yards [572 meters] if crocheting back as well.
Abbreviations/Stitches:
- ch- Chain
- RS- Right Side
- sc- Single Crochet
- sl st- Slip Stitch
- sts- Stitches
- WS- Wrong Side
Gauge:
15 sc sts and 15 rows =
4” [10 cm] with H-hook
Measurements/Sizes:
20 inches (51 cm) wide
12 inches (30 cm) tall
Skill Level:
Easy/Advanced Beginner
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Notes:
- Please note, matching gauge both horizontal and vertical can be difficult. Extra rows can be added at the top if needed so it is more important to match the stitch gauge versus the row gauge. This pattern also has some ease to fit over a pillow.
- This pattern is worked from bottom up in rows and in two pieces. The front panel will also work a button hole flap to secure the top of the crochet pillow. The front and the back panels will be slip stitched together once completed.
- After the end of each row turn and ch 1. The ch 1 does not count as a stitch.
- Since there is a wrong side and a right side to the pillow panels, I used a combination of intarsia and carrying yarn across the back for the color work. Experiment and see what works best for you.
- A burlap back can be used in substitute for a crochet pillow back.
- Please visit https://brianakdesigns.com/ways-to-colorwork-in-crochet/ for a full tutorial on colorwork as well as a FREE Sheep Yarn Bobbin Printable to assist you with this project. No one loves tangles.
Harvest Crochet Pillow Cover Instructions:
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