Design by Sarah Ruane from Ned & Mimi.
This Tapestry Triangles crochet pillow is worked in the round like a granny square, using single crochet through the back loop only.
Crocheting through the back loop helps a bit with the ‘lean’ that you sometimes get when you crochet a really large square. And finishing off with a good blocking will give you a near-perfect square at the end.
I decided to use fabric for the back of the pillow, but you could easily crochet a second panel and join them together. I even went one step further and added a zip but this is completely optional.
Don’t be put off by the thought of sewing the fabric and the crochet together, I have a nifty little technique that will give you a professional-looking finish even if you are not a professional seamstress. A full tutorial with photos on how to attach the fabric is included in the pattern.
Finished Size: Approx. 16″ x 16″
Materials
- Yarn: Any DK/Size 3/Light weight yarn
- Hook: 4mm/G-6 crochet hook (I love this Clover Soft Touch one)
- Yarn Needle for weaving in ends
- Stitch marker
- Zipper (approx 12-14″)
- Fabric to measure the same size as the finished pillow + 0.5 inch seam allowance -> approx. 16” x 16”
- 16″ x 16″ cushion insert
Skill Level: Easy
Design by Sarah Ruane from Ned & Mimi.
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