Modern Crochet Pillow
Adorn your home with these cute modern double-sided crochet pillows! This crochet pillow pattern is beginner-friendly and made using the shell stitch.
You will first crochet 3 panels, one front panel, and two back panels. Then you will assemble each panel, whipstitch it together, and add your buttons. That’s it! It’s a fun project and works up pretty quickly.
This crochet pattern and image are property of JewelsandJones.
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