Looking for a modern but classic looking pillow for your space? The Zaffre Color-blocked crochet pillow might be it!
Keep on reading to learn more about this free crochet pattern!
This fringe optional crochet pattern is perfect for beginners and works up quickly using chunky yarn!
Read on down to find the free crochet throw pillow pattern to get started today!
I hope you enjoy this fun pattern!
Happy Crocheting!
Perfect Crochet Pillow for Beginners!
This simple pattern which is the way I like to design all my patterns is perfect for beginners because of the simple crochet stitches it uses! You’ll be crocheting this pillow in no time at all! Promise.
Why The Name Zaffre?
I was looking for an interesting but cool sounding name that meant blue or had some kind of blue meaning behind it. When I googled blue names this one came up and I knew it was perfect! Plus, it sounds pretty awesome too! Did you know what the name meant you saw it?
How It’s Worked up
To make this a fairly quick project you will want to use Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick because the chunky yarn is always a must for fast projects! Check it out below!
And you will also need to know how to single crochet! If you need a refresher on that stitch please check out my YouTube Video course on “How to do a single crochet stitch.”
Fun Fringe Details
The fringe details are pretty simple to add but you can leave them off if fringe is not something you go for. If you’d like a tutorial on how to add fringe that can be found here in my post
How to add fringe to crochet projects
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Coconut Buttons
If you have been around a while you will know that I LOVE coconut buttons and put them on most any project that needs buttons. For example the Simple Button Hat.
I just love the way they look so natural and give projects a kind of earthy rustic feel. I usually get mine off Amazon but local crafts store should have them too!
Ready to Get Started?
Because this fringe Pillow is a pattern that can be worked up fairly fast due to the basic single crochets throughout you will be done in no time at all!
Yay, to easy projects. 🙂
Fringe Crochet Pillow Description:
Skill Level: Easy
Materials
- Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick in Fisherman, Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick in Denim
- 6.00 mm J crochet hook
- 12″ x 20″ pillow form (I got mine on Amazon)
- Large yarn needle
- Scissors
- Six 1 1/2″ coconut buttons
Gauge
Gauge is not important
Dimensions
Finished size will fit a 14 × 20 pillow insert
Abbreviations
- sc = single crochet
- ch = chain
- sk = skip
- st = stitch
Notes
Written in standard US terms, fringe is an optional part of the pattern if you would prefer not to use them.
Fringe Pillow Crochet Pattern Instructions
Front Panel:
Foundation Row: ch 21 with Fisherman color
Row 1: sc in every ch, turn. (20)
Row 2: ch 1, sc in every st across (20)
Row 3 – 5: Repeat row 2 (20)
Row 6: (change color to Denim) repeat row 2 (20)
Row 7 – 11: Repeat Row 2
Row 8: (change color to Fisherman) repeat row 2 (20)
Row 9- 34: Repeat Row 2 (20)
Row 35-37:(change color to Denim) repeat row 2 (20)
Row 38:(change color to Fisherman) Repeat row 2 (20)
DO NOT FASTEN OFF YARN
Front Button Hole Flap:
Row 39: Repeat row 2 in the back loops only (20)
Row 40-44: Repeat row 2 (20)
Row 45: sc, ch1, sk a st, sc, sc, ch 1, sk a st, sc, sc, ch 1, sk a st, sc, sc, sc, sc, ch 1, sk a st, sc, sc, ch 1, sk a st, sc, sc, ch 1, sk a st, sc (20)
Row 46: sc in every st and ch 1 space across (20)
Row 47: sc, sc into ch 1 space of row 45, sc, sc, sc into ch 1 space of row 45, sc, sc, sc into ch 1 space of row 45, sc, sc, sc, sc, sc into ch 1 space of row 45, sc, sc, sc into ch 1 space of row 45, sc, sc, sc into ch 1 space of row 45, sc. (20).
Fasten off yarn.
Back Panel:
Foundation Row: ch 21 with Fisherman color
Row 1: sc in every ch, turn. (20)
Row 2: ch 1, sc in every st across (20)
Row 3 – 5: Repeat row 2 (20)
Row 6: (change color to Denim) repeat row 2 (20)
Row 7 – 11: Repeat Row 2
Row 8: (change color to Fisherman) repeat row 2 (20)
Row 9- 38: Repeat Row 2 (20)
Fasten off yarn
Finishing:
Hold the two panels together with the right side out (the side you will want everyone to see), join panels together with a single crochet stitch down along the long edge, 3 single crochets in the corner, the bottom, 3 single crochets in the other corner and back up the remaining long edge evenly. Do not close off the button closure of the remaining short edge.
Attach buttons securely with yarn to the back panel so they line up with the buttonholes on the front panel. I used stitch markers to mark off where the buttons would go so they are evenly lined up with the buttonhole openings.
Along the front below the button flap, add fringe using ten 8-10 inch pieces of yarn as shown below. Or you can if you prefer a tutorial then use my “how to add fringe to crochet” tutorial found on the blog. Trim up the edges of the fringe when you are done so that they are even across the bottom.
You are done!
I hope you liked this fun crochet pillow! If you have any questions you can leave a comment and I’ll get back to you asap!
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