Holiday Ornaments Crochet Pillow Pattern

It’s TIME! My most favorite time of year spans between Halloween and Valentine’s Day. I love the cold weather, I love festivities, I love decorations, I love get-togethers. I love it all.

I made this Holiday Ornaments Crochet Pillow to be holiday-agnostic, customizable to your own decor, and beginner friendly!

Don’t forget to check out all of my other holiday patterns to make yourself a whole set!

Here’s everything you need to create the Holiday Ornaments Crochet Pillow

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Skill level

Advanced Beginner

Hook size

5mm crochet hook

Supplies

  • 200 yd of worsted weight yarn in your background color
  • 300 yd of worsted weight yarn in your ornament and back panel color
  • Poly-fil or filling of your choice

Pattern notes

This pattern is written for right-handed crocheters in US terms. For left-handed crocheters, work each Row from end to beginning.

Abbreviations

  • ch = chain stitch
  • st= stitch
  • sc= single crochet

Disclaimer: This pattern is intended for personal use only. Duplication of this pattern for sale or distribution is protected under copyright and are property of The Morning Crafter.

Stitch guide

  • Single Crochet Stitch (sc) insert hook into stitch, pull through 1 loop (leaving 2 loops on the hook), yarn over, pull through both loops
  • Color Changing: As you’re moving through a single crochet stitch, when you are left with the 2 loops on the hook, do not complete the stitch with your current color. Drop color 1, grab color two, pull that through the 2 loops on your hook and continue on to your next stitch with the new color. Seamless transition with no knots!

The chart

This pattern is worked in a front panel, and a back panel, which are joined after the back panel has been stitched together. It’s super important to reference this chart while stitching to ensure your ornaments come out correctly. That way, even if you accidentally add or subtract a stitch, your image will still line up.  Outside of lining up your image, this pillow is super forgiving and customizable. If you accidentally end up with too many stitches, you can hide it when you stitch your two panels together.

Instructions

Front panel

Begin with: ch 61 in A


Row 1: sc 13 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 2: sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 13 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 3: sc 13 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 3 A, B, sc 6 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 4: sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 5 A, sc 3 B, sc 2 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 13 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 5: sc 13 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 3 A, sc 2 B, sc 5 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 6: sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 13 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 7: sc 13 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 8: sc 8 A, sc 7 B, sc 7 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 13 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 9: sc 13 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 6 A, sc 9 B, sc 7 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 10: sc 6 A, sc 11 B, sc 5 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 3 B, sc 12 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 11: sc 2 A, B, sc 9 A, sc 4 B, sc 8 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 5 A, sc 12 B, sc 5 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 12: sc 4 A, sc 14 B, sc 4 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 7 A, sc 6 B, sc 7 A, sc 3 B, A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 13: sc 2 A, B, sc 7 A, sc 8 B, sc 6 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 4 A, sc 14 B, sc 4 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 14: sc 4 A, sc 14 B, sc 4 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 5 A, sc 10 B, sc 5 A, B, sc 3 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 15: sc 8 A, sc 11 B, sc 5 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 4 A, sc 14 B, sc 4 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 16: sc 5 A, sc 13 B, sc 4 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 6 A, sc 8 B, sc 10 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 17: sc 9 A, sc 10 B, sc 5 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 5 A, sc 11 B, sc 6 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 18: sc 6 A, sc 10 B, sc 6 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 4 A, sc 12 B, sc 8 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 19: sc 8 A, sc 13 B, sc 3 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 7 A, sc 8 B, sc 7 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 20: sc 9 A, sc 4 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 2 A, sc 15 B, sc 7 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 21: sc 8 A, sc 12 B, sc 4 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 22 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 22: sc 22 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 3 A, sc 13 B, sc 8 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 23: sc 7 A, sc 15 B, sc 2 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 22 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 24: sc 22 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 2 A, sc 16 B, sc 6 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 25: sc 5 A, sc 17 B, sc 2 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 4 B, sc 21 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 26: sc 22 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, sc 2 B, sc 3 A, sc 14 B, sc 7 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 27: sc 13 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 4 A, sc 6 B, sc 2 A, sc 6 B, sc 4 A, sc 2 B, sc 10 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 28: sc 2 A, sc 2 B, sc 7 A, B, sc 4 A, sc 6 B, sc 2 A, sc 6 B, sc 4 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 13 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 29: sc 13 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 2 B, sc 4 A, sc 6 B, sc 2 A, sc 6 B, sc 12 A, sc 2 B, sc 2 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 30: sc 16 A, sc 6 B, sc 2 A, sc 6 B, sc 4 A, sc 2 B, sc 24 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 31: sc 24 A, sc 2 B, sc 5 A, sc 5 B, sc 2 A, sc 5 B, sc 17 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 32: sc 34 A, sc 2 B, sc 24 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 33: sc 24 A, sc 2 B, sc 34 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 34: sc 17 A, sc 5 B, sc 2 A, sc 5 B, sc 5 A, sc 2 B, sc 24 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 35: sc 24 A, sc 2 B, sc 5 A, sc 5 B, sc 2 A, sc 5 B, sc 9 A, B, sc 7 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 36: sc 7 A, sc 2 B, sc 8 A, sc 5 B, sc 2 A, sc 5 B, sc 5 A, sc 2 B, sc 24 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 37: sc 12 A, sc 2 B, sc 9 A, sc 4 B, sc 4 A, sc 5 B, sc 2 A, sc 5 B, sc 17 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 38: sc 33 A, sc 4 B, sc 9 A, B, sc 13 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 39: sc 21 A, sc 8 B, sc 31 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 40: sc 27 A, sc 16 B, sc 17 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 41: sc 18 A, sc 14 B, sc 28 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 42: sc 29 A, sc 12 B, sc 19 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 43: sc 20 A, sc 10 B, sc 30 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 44: sc 15 A, B, sc 15 A, sc 8 B, sc 21 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 45: sc 20 A, sc 9 B, sc 13 A, sc 3 B, sc 15 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 46: sc 14 A, sc 3 B, sc 12 A, sc 12 B, sc 19 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 47: sc 19 A, sc 12 B, sc 13 A, B, sc 15 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 48: sc 29 A, sc 4 B, sc 4 A, sc 4 B, sc 19 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 49: sc 18 A, sc 3 B, sc 8 A, sc 3 B, sc 28 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 50: sc 60 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 51: sc 60 A, (60) ch 1, turn


Row 52: sc 60 A, (60) ch 1, turn

At the end of Row 52, tie off.

Back panel

Begin with: ch 61 in A or B (depending on what color you want the back of your pillow to be)

Row 1: Starting in the 2nd ch from the hook, sc across the row, ch 1, turn (60)

Rows 2-52: sc in every stitch across the row, ch 1, turn (60)

At the end of row 52, do NOT tie off.

Joining the pieces

Using the last ch in your back panel, line up with the bottom corner of your front panel, and join the corner by stitching 4 stitches into the last stitch of your back panel and the corner stitch of your front panel. 

You should then be working up the side of the pillow. Sc stitch in every row through both the front and back panel. In the corner, sc 4 times, then continue along every stitch along the top of the pillow. Sc 4 times in the corner, sc in every stitch along the other side of the pillow. Sc 4 times in corner, and stitch about 3/4 of the way down the final side of your pillow. Once 3/4 of the way stitched, stuff your pillow with polyfill or stuffing of your choice.

Complete your stitching and once you get back to the corner you started in, tie off. Weave in any loose ends, and you’re done! Share your final project with me on social media!

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