The Daley pillow is a simple yet trendy pillow cover pattern you can crochet up in a flash. The pattern is easy enough for any beginner (seriously no complicated stitches here). You can have fun and play with the fringe texture or make it just like the sample photos.
Katy is the crochet designer and yarn dyer behind KT and the Squid. She taught herself to knit and crochet in high school and started designing in 2011. Her favorite things to make include garments and shawls for women. Her style is contemporary, lightweight and simple. Katy is normally a quiet person but if you get her talking about yarn, knit or crochet you’ll never get her to stop.
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Yarn
We Crochet Wool of the Andes Worsted (100% wool; 110yds/50g)
9 skeins in the colorway Oyster Heather (24649)
Hook
I/5.5mm hook (or hook to obtain gauge)
Additional Materials
18” by 18” pillow form
Fine tooth comb
Scissors
Piece of cardboard (about 2”)
Glue or felting needle (optional)
Size
Finished cover will be 16” by 16” to fit an 18” by 18” pillow form
Gauge
13 sc by 14 rows = 4” square (yarn is held double)
*if you have problems getting exact gauge, match sts and adjust length according to pattern instructions.
Abbreviations
Ch = chain
St(s) = stitch(es)
Sc = single crochet
Let’s get started! This pattern really couldn’t be easier! I love projects like this because once you’ve got the first couple rows done you can sit back, relax, maybe throw on your favorite show or podcast and crochet away.
Notes
Yarn is held double.
This pillow cover is made in one piece that is seamed.
The fringe is added after the cover is crocheted.
A zipper can be added if you’d like to be able to remove the pillow form.
Instructions
Yarn is held double
Ch 53
Row 1: Sc in the 2nd ch from hook and each ch across, turn. (52)
Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn.
Repeat row 2 for 56 total rows (or until piece measures 32”).
Fasten off.
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