Crochet Flower Pillow Pattern With Chunky Yarn - Give A Touch Of Comfortness To Your Head

Transform your living space into a blooming garden of comfort with the Crochet Flower Pillow pattern! This delightful pattern invites you to thread your hook through the yarn and blossom into a world of creativity, as you fashion intricate petals and leaves that come together in a symphony of color and texture.

Crochet Flower Pillow

With each stitch, you'll give life to a floral masterpiece that not only adds a touch of handmade charm to any room but also cradles your dreams with the tender touch of cozy, crafted love. Whether you're a seasoned crochet enthusiast or a blossoming beginner, this pattern promises a rewarding journey towards creating a cushiony bouquet that will forever capture the essence of spring's eternal bloom.

Materials Needed:

Chunky Yarn (100g, 50m, 100% acrylic; Bernat yarn is suggested as an alternative)
Crochet Hook suitable for chunky yarn
Stitch Marker
Yarn Needle
Stuffing Material

Starting the Circle

Start:

Chain 4. If you prefer, you could use a magic circle instead.

Form Circle:

Join with a slip stitch into the first chain to form a circle.

Round 1 - Establishing the Base

Chain 2:

This does not count as a stitch.

Half Double Crochets (HDC):

Make 10 HDC into the circle. You may crochet over the tail end to tighten the circle later.

Close Round:

Join with a slip stitch to the first HDC.

Round 2 - Increasing

Chain 2:

This does not count as a stitch.

Increase:

Make 2 HDC in each stitch around (20 stitches total).

Join:

Slip stitch to the first HDC of the round.

Color Change and Pattern Variation

At this point, you may choose to change yarn color. Cut your current yarn and join the new yarn with a slip stitch.

Round 3:

Chain 2. In the pattern now, alternate between one HDC in the next stitch and 2 HDC in the following stitch, around. You will end up with 30 stitches.

Creating Petals

Form Petals:

Each petal spans over 5 stitches.
Start with a chain 2, then make 5 HDC (one into each of the next five stitches).
Chain 2, turn your work. Then, create a decrease by crocheting two HDC together, make one HDC in the next stitch, and then another decrease (crocheting two HDC together).
Chain 1 to secure and cut your yarn, leaving a tail for sewing.

Assembly

Pair Creation:

Repeat the petal creation process to make as many pairs as needed.

Joining:

Place the wrong sides of a petal pair together. Using a yarn needle and a length of yarn, stitch around the edges to join. Before fully closed, stuff the petal.