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Pattern Details
Accent your décor with the rustic charm of these crochet timber pillows from Bernat Softee Chunky.

Kit Add-Ons
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  • Bolster pillow form 6" [15 cm] diameter x 17" [43 cm] long.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

Approx 6" [15 cm] diameter x 17" [43 cm] long.

Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Cool Water
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Tumble Dry, Gentle, Low Heat
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Free Easy Crochet Pillow/Pouf Pattern for Home

If you have a passion for the great outdoors, these supportive crochet pillows are sure to find a place in your home. Designed in Bernat Softee Chunky, you’ll crochet both flat and in the round, using single crochet, while also practicing surface slip stitch, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, and more. Choose from Birch and Oak versions, or customize either pattern in different colors. Support your back while reading in bed or make sofa lounging extra comfortable.

  • Reviews & Ratings
    551

    It's LOG! LOG! It's better than bad it's good!

    OAK: I enjoyed this quick little pattern. I had a tiny bit of trouble at the beginning because I have trouble remembering my right side from wrong side. Once I got that worked out, the oak log was a dream! I used all but about 10 yards of the Dark Taupe skein, and probably 1/2 of the Soft Taupe. Only a small amount of the Linen was used. I had to go up to an 8mm hook and even then be a loosey goosey with my stitches to meet the gauge. But it was fun and super easy. I'm getting another skein of the Dark Taupe so I can have a little trio of logs. BIRCH: While equally lovely, and seemingly more simple, I had more trouble with the birch. Who would have thought that rings of 44 HDC would be so insane? I used only a small amount of the Linen and Soft Taupe. A single skein of Natural has proved to be *insufficient* to finish the birch log. The first attempt started fine but then I started getting nervous about how much yarn was left, so I unconsciously started crocheting tighter. My poor log looked like an upside down funnel. A somewhat short funnel but a funnel. So I ripped the whole thing out, re-caked it, and started again. That log's cancerous looks were caused by crocheting in a dimly lit room while watching TV. But there was one similarity -- the length didn't make it anywhere near 17 inches. Third time has to be a charm? right? At the end of every other row I checked the gauge. 9 sc = 4" got it! But upon finishing the last stitch I could stitch I was still 4 inches too short. So the Oak and its pattern and homebrew kit get 6 stars and the Birch and its pattern with homebrew kit gets 4 stars which average out to 5 overall.

    Caitriona695551
    Quality of Product
    5
    Value of Product
    5

    How many logs can be expected from 1 ball each of the recommended yarns? 1, 2, 10? I’m bad at visualizing how much would be needed.

    Caitriona6951

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