If you like your style with comfort attached, then this list of crochet pillow patterns is sure to please. You will have some amazing options to choose from below that offer color, style, comfort, and of course, fun while crocheting. No matter your personal style, there is a crochet pillow to add to your sofa or bed on this list.
Crochet Pillow Patterns
Pillows may not seem like a beginner pattern, but there are many great options below that are ideal for those who are new to crocheting. You just need a few hours and the right tools and you will have a great little project you finished and can be proud that you made!
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Crochet Tulip Pillow
While it may look complicated, this is actually a very easy pillow to make. You have two base rectangles of crochet stitching that you combine and stuff. The tulip appliques are also very simple to make and attach. A perfect sunny little pillow!
Source: Repeat Crafter Me
Crochet Rainbow Pillow
This may be my favorite on the list because it is just so pretty and cheerful! Another simple pattern to follow, the rows of stitching in different colors come together to make a beautiful rainbow!
Source: Repeat Crafter Me
Sunflower Crochet Pillow Pattern
This takes me back to my middle school days in the 1990s! Sunflowers are definitely all the rage then and now and with good reason. They are so beautiful! This pattern is super easy and is sure to be loved.
Source: Etsy
Crochet Baby Name Pillow
I love this idea for gifting to new parents. A simple striped pillow takes a little bit of work to accent with a crochet stitched name. Tons of fun to make, and definitely one of a kind.
Source: Knitting with Chopsticks
Mr. & Mrs. Crochet Pillow Pattern
This is so pretty and a great wedding gift or anniversary gift. It would be especially great if you made in the wedding colors if you are gifting to a couple!
Source: Etsy
Clover Leaf Granny Square Pillow Pattern
It doesn’t get any easier to make a complex look than using the granny square pattern. This little pillow cover is lacy and multi-colored for an upscale look that is absolutely beautiful.
Source: Joy of Motion Crochet
ZigZag Bobble Crochet Pillow Pattern
The basic crochet pillow is updated with these adorable bobbles! I love the purple and teal look here, but you could do this with any color combination or even a monochrome look.
Source: Joy of Motion Crochet
Crochet Bear Pillow Pattern
Do you know the “mama bear” t-shirts? Well, now you can make a pillow! This farmhouse and rustic look is beautiful, fun, and a great conversation starter on your sofa. I love it!
Source: Etsy
Crochet Emoji Pillows
Oh my! We all use them in our texts, but how about sitting with one on your lap? These little emoji pillows or “pillowjis” are absolutely adorbale and super easy to make!
Source: All About Ami
Crochet Fox Basket or Pillow Pattern
This one is a dual-purposed pattern that I love! The base of this pillow is actually a basket, but they share easy tips to turn that into a cute little pillow instead. No matter what you use it for, you are sure to love the cute little fox face!
Source: All About Ami
Chunky Boho Crochet Pillow Pattern
This is so cute! It definitely has that boho vibe I love. The creamy color matches any style, but you could easily make this whatever color fits your home.
Source: Etsy
Basic Crochet Pillow Pattern
Okay, so I say it is basic, but it has a flip side that is special. You can use this pattern to make a simple solid-colored basic pillow, but they have also included the super cute fox theme that you can put on one side if you prefer. I love this!
Source: Sewrella
Color Block Pillow with Tassels
So easy to make and so pretty! This color block pillow is a great choice for any room and has a fun vibe of the art deco styles of the mid-century. I really love the final look on this pillow!
Source: Etsy
Waffle Stitch Throw Pillow Pattern
Do you like the waffle stitch? I do, and it is perfect for a little throw pillow pattern. The variegated yarn in this is the best part! It creates a stunning overall look.
Source: Left in Knots
Crochet Knot Pillow Pattern
If you want a challenge, this is a great pattern to try. Knots are a fun change of pace, and as a pillow, it’s more for decor than comfort, but everyone needs a little crazy pillow on their bed or sofa!
Source: Etsy
Mud Cloth Crochet Pillow Patterns
This is so pretty! It’s amazing how just simple switches in a pattern can create a whole new look. This is a fun pattern that I love in black and white but could see in earth tones as well.
Source: Make and Do Crew
Corner to Corner Crochet X Pillow
X marks the spot on this lovely C2C pillow! A great choice that can be made with many different colors or the classic white and navy. A beautiful pillow that is modern and classic at the same time.
Source: Make and Do Crew
Hippie Vintage Van Pillow Cover Pattern
A great throwback to the hippie days of the 1960s and 1970s! A perfect project that is detailed, beautiful, and functional! I especially love that the back is a pattern as well as the front while being totally unique.
Source: Etsy
Star Pillow Crochet Pattern
Stars look great in any room! This pattern is so easy to make. A great crochet pattern for a beginner to start with and feel accomplished once it is complete and sitting on their sofa.
Source: Etsy
Velvet Crochet Pillow Pattern
This is so soft and easy to make! A basic pillow pattern with unique yarn is always a great idea, but this one has the button closure that really makes it look even more stylish and fun.
Source: Winding Road Crochet
Soft and Cuddly Crochet Heart Pillow Pattern
This pillow is so beautiful and super easy to make. A perfect idea for Valentine’s Day, but I love it year-round in a kid’s room! Plus, this is definitely a super easy pattern for beginners.
Source: Etsy
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