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Today’s a special day as I’m super excited to share my latest crochet pattern with you all. Drumroll, please, for the super comfy boho crochet throw pillow – a mix of classic charm with a dash of boho spirit that’s about to find its place in your cozy corners.
Think of this pattern as a friendly handshake between the evergreen granny square design and the laid-back vibe of bohemian style. It’s like revisiting the snug warmth of your grandma’s handcrafted blankets while adding a sprinkle of free-spirited artistry.
Now, let’s talk materials – the backbone of any crochet project. For this pillow, I’ve chosen the versatile We Crochet’s Swish Bulky weight yarn in Nutmeg Heather. It’s the kind of yarn that feels like a warm hug while giving your stitches the spotlight they deserve.
I’ve included a bunch of photos right in the pattern. Whether you’re a visual learner or just appreciate a helping hand, these photos will guide you through the rounds, making this project a breeze.
So, whether you’re a seasoned hook wielder or new to the crochet game, this boho crochet throw pillow pattern promises a mix of creativity and coziness.
Happy crocheting! 🧶💕
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Scroll down to see this free Boho Throw Pillow Crochet Pattern. If you’d like your own copy, the ad-free instant download PDF file can be purchased for easy printing and reading through Ravelry or by clicking the button below.
Boho Throw Pillow Crochet Pattern
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Materials:
You will need the following materials for one pillow (2 panels).
- 3.75 skeins (514 yards) of Knit Picks Swish Bulky Weight Yarn.
- Size I-9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook.
- Scissors.
- 20” X 20” Pillow Form.
- Tapestry/yarn needle (for weaving in ends).
Measurements:
Each square panel will measure 20″ X 20″.
Abbreviations and Special Stitches:
Ch: Chain.
Sc: Single Crochet.
Dc: Double Crochet.
St: Stitch.
BCL (Beginning Cluster Stitch) *Yarn Over, insert hook into specified stitch and draw up a loop; Yarn Over and draw through two loops; repeat from * once more in same stitch; Yarn Over and draw through all three loops remaining on hook.
CL (Cluster Stitch) *Yarn Over, insert hook into specified stitch and draw up a loop; Yarn Over and draw through two loops; repeat from * two more times in same stitch; Yarn Over and draw through all four loops remaining on hook.
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Free Pattern:
Repeat the following instructions to make two identical panels.
Make a magic circle (also called magic loop or ring).
Round 1: Working in magic ring BCL, CH3; *CL, CH3; repeat from * 6 more times; join to beginning ch3 sp with SS (8 clusters made). Tighten ring to close the hole.
Round 2: CH2, (BCL, CH3, CL) in same ch3 sp, CH3; *(CL, CH3, CL) in next ch3 sp, CH3; repeat from * to end of round; join to beginning ch3 sp with SS (16 clusters made).
Round 3: CH2, (BCL, CH3, CL) in same ch3 sp, CH3, CL in next ch3 sp, CH3; *(CL, CH3, CL) in next ch3 sp, CH3, CL in next ch3 sp, CH3; repeat from * to end of round; join to beginning ch3 sp with SS (24 clusters made).
Round 4: CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in same ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch3 sp, CH1) 5 times, (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch3 sp, CH1) 5 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Round 5: SS in next 2dc, CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 6 times; (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 6 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Round 6: SS in next 2dc, CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 7 times; (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 7 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Round 7: SS in next 2dc, CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 8 times; (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 8 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Round 8: SS in next 2dc, CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 9 times; (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 9 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Round 9: SS in next 2dc, CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 10 times; (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 10 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Round 10: SS in next 2dc, CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 11 times; (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 11 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Round 11: SS in next 2dc, CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 12 times; (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 12 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Round 12 (final round): SS in next 2dc, CH3, (2DC, CH3, 3DC) in ch3 sp, CH1; *(3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 13 times; (3DC, CH3, 3DC) in next ch3 sp, CH1; repeat from * 2 more times; (3DC in next ch1 sp, CH1) 13 times; join in third ch of beginning ch3.
Fasten off for first panel. Once the second panel is complete, continue to Finishing Instructions without fastening off.
Finishing Instructions:
Line up the two panels with the right sides facing outwards and seam the sides together with slip stitches. After seaming 3 of the sides, insert pillow form and continue to seam up the last side. Fasten off and weave in loose ends.
I hope you enjoyed this free crochet throw pillow pattern.
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