43 Free Crochet Pillow Patterns

The inspiration for this crochet pillow came from the mud cloth design. Do you know what a mud cloth is? It's a Mali-made African fabric that has been dyed with mud to create a beautiful tribal graphic. You can complete this pillow cover as long as you know how to make single crochet stitches.

These textured pillows add warmth, color, and, of course, character to any corner they are placed in. This crochet pattern uses only basic crochet stitches, making it an excellent beginner project! In addition, this pillow cover pattern is easily adaptable to fit any size pillow.

Do you prefer a more rustic, cottagecore, farmhouse look? This textured farmhouse pillow includes a video tutorial on how to do the Suzette Stitch. Suzette Stitch is made out of repeat sets of a single crochet stitch and a double crochet. It's a simple one-repeat crochet stitch for beginners that works up quickly.

This crochet pillow pattern teaches you how to crochet an aligned cobble stitch in a square. This pillow pattern makes use of bulky yarn, making it a quick project that also highlights the cobble stitches nicely.

This Tunisian basketweave crochet pillow will undoubtedly acquaint you with the world of Tunisian crochet. The Basketweave stitch is usually made with post stitches, but it can also be made with Tunisian crochet stitches. This project is definitely intermediate and above, as it consists of a couple of basic stitches as well as the Tunisian Simple Stitch, Tunisian Knit Stitch, and Tunisian Purl Stitch.

This simple pillow is made by crocheting the third loop of half double crochet to create a ribbed texture. In addition, bulky yarn was used, so the project is unquestionably straightforward to complete. Another quick and simple crochet pattern for beginners.

This waistcoat stitch adds a nice knit-like look to the crochet pillow pattern. The floating v shapes cascading down in ombre colors are created using the fair isle crochet and changing colors mid-stitch technique.  The variegated color yarn was used to create the illusion of many colored yarns.

The plain ol' granny square is one of the most well-known crochet patterns. Here's how to crochet 9 of them into a stunning crochet pillow cover.

This crochet pattern uses tapestry crochet to create a colorwork design with more than one color. Specifically, the yarn color change in this pattern is an Intarsia method. This evergreen pattern can sit on your couch all year and never go out of style.

This pattern will show you how to crochet a pillow with bobble stitches and post stitches. These really give this crochet pillow cover a lovely pattern that fits the texture trend perfectly.

This is without a doubt one of my favorite free crochet pillow patterns. This crochet mandala pattern is perfect for this rounded pillow. The detailed, lacy pattern adds a delicate, feminine touch to both modern and country-style furnishings.

Even though it is only one solid color, the bulky yarn really brings out the textures in this crochet pillow cover. The crochet pattern may appear complicated, but with clear instructions, it is actually quite simple to follow. The pattern calls for the use of special stitches such as herringbone double crochet and front and back post double crochet.

Inspired by an Under The Sea Adventure, this crochet star pillow looks exactly like how a starfish would be lying on the surface of the seabed. This star-shaped pillow holds its shape beautifully thanks to the use of T-shirt yarn, which is much chunkier than regular yarn.

This unique Cable Diamond Pillow is inspired by the look of knitted cables seen in many sweater designs. It gives a contemporary twist to the traditional cable texture. This is an intermediate-level crochet pillow cover because it requires front post double crochet and front post treble crochet.

This lovely pink pillow has two textures on opposite sides! The lighter pink side features a sophisticated hourglass cable. The darker pink side, on the other hand, is made from a chisel stitch, which is a lovely twist on a basketweave stitch. Due to the complexity of this cover, an intermediate or higher level is recommended!

This stunning mosaic crochet pillow can be made in eye-catching color combinations that complement your home decor perfectly. The front of the pillow cover is made using the mosaic crochet technique, which is worked in rounds. The reverse side is made entirely of single crochet stitches in one color. It also has a buttoned opening where you can insert your pillow form. This project requires intermediate-level knowledge to complete.

Brioche crochet creates a thick, textured, and reversible fabric. To create the effect, basic stitches such as front and back post stitches, single and double crochet stitches, and chains are used. This idea originated in hand knitting, but it is gradually making its way into crocheting as well.

This modern X pillow pattern is ideal for those who prefer a simple yet eye-catching design. Follow along with this free tutorial and you'll have your modern piece done in no time!

This pillow uses popcorn stitches and an ombre palette to create a cheerful and vibrant vibe. This pattern is essentially just a rhythmic repeat in different colors, so you'll be finished in a snap!

This lumbar-size throw pillow is simple and features a line of cables running down the middle. This pillow is made up of three panels: the front panel with the cables, and two back panels, one of which has button holes to allow you to remove your pillow.

This geometric pillow cover is ideal if you want something more structured, with repeating patterns and a cool approach to shapes. This pillow works well by incorporating the colors already present in your space and placing them all on this pillow to really tie them together.

This Aztec pillow is another great design that will stand out on your plain old sofa. It creates a lovely colorwork design using tapestry crochet and basic stitches. The crab stitch (basically a single crochet worked from left to right instead) added a special touch to the border.

This fringe pillow is made with bobble stitches and half double crochets. Even though it is a monochrome color, it will look great on your bed or on any sofa. The pillow cover is made in three pieces: one front panel and two back panels that are sewn together. The pillow cover is fastened with buttons.

This farmhouse-style pillow takes the bobble-striped blanket trend and turns it into a smaller, more manageable project! It is made with bobble stitches and herringbone half double crochet.

This boho vibe crochet pillow cover is reminiscent of the 1970s but with a modern twist! This pillow is made with three accent colors on top of a background color, so the colors you select will truly give this pillow a unique vibe. A bobble stitch on top of a single crochet creates an interesting nubby texture on the pillow.

This waffle stitch pillow cover is designed to look like a waffle. If you're a skilled crocheter, you can even add colorwork to the post stitches to highlight the grids! This pillow cover can be completed quickly due to the use of Super bulky yarn in the pattern. A video tutorial on how to do waffle stitches is also provided by the designer.

This pillow has two sides, one faux fur and one plain yarn, that you can switch between depending on your mood. Since the stitches are repetitive and basic, this is a good project for beginners. The only thing to keep in mind is that the Go For Faux yarn used to create the furry side will be more difficult to work with because you won't be able to see your stitches as well. But hey, that means mistakes get covered up as well!

The ombre effect is certainly the highlight of this cover. The crochet pattern calls for 1 skein of Red Heart Super Saver Ombre yarn. This is definitely a project for beginners.

This unique Anthropologie long pillow adds color, texture, and comfort to your room! This crochet pillow cover is suitable for beginners to intermediate crocheters. The pattern calls for single crochet, bobble stitch, and mini bobble stitch.

This is a simple pattern, and the velvet crochet pillow looks incredibly cozy. The only disadvantage is that velvet yarn can be difficult to work with, especially if you're new to it. However, this tutorial will teach you some tips and tricks for mastering this elegant and luxurious yarn.

This intermediate-level crochet pattern begins with a Puff Stitch Center and progresses to the ridges. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, this pillow includes a variety of stitches that make the crafting process interesting. Have fun making your pillow and learning new stitches!

So lovely, yet so straightforward! The texture is distinct as a variation on the traditional granny square due to a small change from double crochet stitches to the bean stitch. Don't be put off by not knowing what a bean stitch is; this free crochet pillow pattern will walk you through the entire project.

This stunning rainbow pillow is made with single crochet stitches and simple increases. This project is ideal as a joyful gift and is doable by beginners!

This is a great way to personalize a pillow for yourself or your newborn. It's also a simple but thoughtful gift for any new parents out there. All you need is a basic understanding of the single crochet stitch and the chain embroidery stitch.

Each square in this Clover Leaf Granny Square Cushion Cover is quick to crochet, making it an excellent choice for a fun small crochet project. You can make the squares all the same color or a variety of colors.

With its lovely swirls and ornaments, this crochet pattern is a design you'll want to make to welcome the coming of cold weather. This crochet pillow is designed for intermediate and advanced crocheters because it includes many special stitches. Beginner, are you ready for a level-up challenge?

Look no further than this lovely Home is Where the Heart Is Pillow Cover Crochet Pattern for a quick and satisfying crochet project. The heart and letter designs are made with the colorwork crochet technique, aka tapestry crochet.

This is yet another lovely granny square pillow pattern. You can't help but cuddle up with this soft and cozy tweedy pillow.

This eye-catching pillow pattern calls for single, half-double, and double crochet stitches, as well as bobble stitches for those nubby bobs. It's a simple pattern that requires some counting because the shapes can be easily messed up!

This is a diva-worthy statement throw pillow. Only two stitches are needed: half double crochet and griddle stitch. After you've completed the entire pillow, add the fringe.

The Zigzag Bobble Pillow is a great project for an experienced beginner who wants to learn a new stitch. Its simple structure makes it easy to finish quickly, and the graph makes it easy to personalize. We can crochet the same pattern in different color schemes, such as white/red/green for Christmas and orange/beige/green for Fall.

This is a fantastic crochet pillow idea, perfect for making as a gift for a friend, especially around the holidays. Using the bulky Bernat Blanket yarn not only cuts down on crochet time but also makes it super soft to hug.It appears to be very cozy and comfortable. 

Crochet this boho pillow in linen for a chic/farmhouse look, in bright colors for a boho vibe, or in black and white for an urban feel. The color possibilities are endless, and the pillow will be beautiful no matter which one you choose.