Diamond Bobble Stitch Cushions
The Diamond Bobble Cushion is a great bobble stitch crochet cushion pattern for any modern home. They are packed with texture, geometry and fun. Playing with mirror images and negative spaces, the bobble designs are simple yet really striking. Made as a panel for a crochet pillow cover to sew in place or a panel of each to encase your cushion – the choice is yours!
This crochet pattern and image are property of HanJan Crochet.
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