Hello to all the crochet enthusiasts! Today, we have prepared a must-have crochet diagram for your home—a cute pink bear pillow. Crocheted with soft and fluffy yarn, this pillow will provide you with a sense of happiness and security whether you lean on it or hug it.
Pillow Body x2: R1 – 112 chain stitches, R2 – 12 chain stitches and increase, R24 – 36 stitches, R3 – increase every other stitch, R4 – increase every third stitch, R5 – increase every fourth stitch, R6 – increase every fifth stitch, R7 – increase every sixth stitch, R8 – increase every seventh stitch, R9 – increase every eighth stitch, R10 – increase every ninth stitch, R11 – increase every tenth stitch, R12 – increase every eleventh stitch, R13 – increase every twelfth stitch, R14 – increase every thirteenth stitch, R15 – increase every fourteenth stitch, R16 – increase every fifteenth stitch, R17 – increase every sixteenth stitch, R18 – increase every seventeenth stitch, R19 – increase every eighteenth stitch, R20 – increase every nineteenth stitch, R21 – increase every twentieth stitch, R22 – increase every twenty-first stitch.
Ears x4 (two pieces to be sewn together): R1 – 14 chain stitches, R2 – 12 chain stitches and increase, R3 – increase every other stitch.
Cheeks x2: R1 – 12 chain stitches, R2 – 12 chain stitches and increase, R3 – increase every other stitch.
Nose Base x2: R1 – 14 chain stitches, R2 – 12 chain stitches and increase, R3 – increase every other stitch. R4 – increase every second stitch, R5 – increase every third stitch, R6 – increase every fourth stitch.
Nose (crochet back and forth): R1 – 15 chain stitches, R2-14 – crochet one decrease stitch per row, and the rest are single crochet stitches. R15 – one decrease stitch.
Eyes x2: R1 – 12 chain stitches, R2 – 12 chain stitches and increase.
After crocheting these parts, sew them together to assemble the pillow. You can choose the color of the pillow according to your preference, and adjust the size by adding or subtracting stitches as needed.
For those who are interested in more than just round pillows, you can also try making patchwork-shaped pillows. This patchwork pillow simplifies the image of a small dog, composed of simple squares. There is ample space for you to imagine and create the silhouette pattern you desire. You can crochet the size and color of the squares according to your preferences. After crocheting two silhouettes, connect the squares into a long strip and attach them on both sides to complete the assembly of a cute patchwork pillow.
