Buttery Soft Waffle Pillow

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CrazyCoolCrochet.com for free crochet patterns. Free pattern and VIDEO are below for this textury (yep, made it up), crochet waffle pillow cover using the fun to learn crochet waffle stitch.  Please also have a look around at all the other FREE CROCHET PATTERNS on this crazy cool crochet blog or head over to my Etsy shop: CrazyCoolCrochetUS

crochet waffle stitch pillow

PRINTABLE PATTERN:

Crochet Waffle Stitch Pillow PATTERN

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Fits 18″ x 18″ Pillow

For size adjustments use a multiple of 2 plus 1.

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Materials:

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Yarn Red Heart Super Saver #4 medium weight yarn (7 ounces)

Hook size H

Ch 55
Row 1: : dc in 3rd ch and ea ch across. 53 dc’s. ch 2, turn

Row 2: (photos above) dc in 1st sp, *fpdc in next dc, dc in next 2 st*, repeat from * to * to end of row, dc in last dc, ch 2 , turn

waffle stitch

Row 3: (photo above) dc in 1st st, *fpdc in next 2 st, dc in next st*, repeat from * to * to end of row, dc in last st, ch 2, turn

Repeat rows 2 and 3 for total of 30 rows. Do not tie off.

crochet waffle stitch

Work 2 rows of sc’s evenly spaced around all 4 sides of panel. Work 2 sc’s in corners. You may need to work 2 sc’s in the larger sp’s. Tie off at end of last row of sc’s.

Repeat all for 2nd panel.

Attach Panels:

crochet waffle stitch cushion

Place panels right sides together (wrong sides facing you). Using a tapestry needle and length of yarn, seam around the 3 edges. Turn right side out. Insert pillow. Continue to seam the last side. Tie off.

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Kendall
Kendall
5 years ago

What size crochet hook does this pattern use?

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Susan Lees
Susan Lees
4 years ago

I’ve just begun crocheting again after a 25 year hiatus. This pillow looks like a perfect project for me to try. Thank you!

Allison
Allison
4 years ago

Hello Sylvia, I see this pattern is made for a bigger pillow form, 18”x18”. Right now I only have 12”x12” and was wondering how I would condense this pattern to fit the pillow form I’m in possession of currently. Do you have any suggestions? Maybe a smaller chaining count in the beginning, would be my thought, but by what decrease in chains? Thank you for your time!

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Tia Castle
Tia Castle
4 years ago

hi just wandering if i wanted to make it about 16 inch wide how many stitches would you recommend chaining thank you

Merrie
3 years ago
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I could not figure out why the pattern was not working then I figured out 51 chain was not 3 + 2. I had to chain 52 to make it work. 52 is 3 + 2. Am I correct or missing something ?
Then after I did a couple rows I measured it and it was only 13” across. I am not crocheting tight. Am I still missing something ?
Thank you.

Last edited 3 years ago by Merrie
Danielle J Ritchie
Danielle J Ritchie
4 years ago

I need to make a pillow 24×24, how many chains should i do?

Melanie
Melanie
4 years ago

I can’t wait to buy my yarn and get started. Great directions.

Emiko Corley
Emiko Corley
4 years ago

This looks great!
How many chains do you suggest for a 20 x 20″ pillow?

Jean Kempster
Jean Kempster
3 years ago

Hi
Just wondering if i want to make 14 by 14 inch how many chains do i need.

Many thanks
Jean

Miss Mahtab
3 years ago

It’s so amazing and beautiful. These ideas Are Very Impressive thanks for helpful ideas I am very very happy to see this because you give me creative ideas.

Kyra
Kyra
3 years ago

I made this pillow. Love the stitch but the pattern didn’t really work. It took a lot to figure out how many chain stitches to get the right width for a 17” pillow. It must have been me! I stitched the one panel i made onto a piece of cotton fabric to make a pillow case because it took me so long to get the first one done to fit. One skein made one side.

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Lenore
Lenore
3 years ago

Hi. Can you tell me your gauge? I have made and ripped out this pattern so many times and can’t seem to get the right sizing ☹️ Mine looks like 19 dc is 5 inches? Thx

Lynn
Lynn
2 years ago

Thank you for sharing this pillow pattern. I finished one pillow and have three more to go. It was an easy stitch and the pillow worked up quickly. I didn’t make two panels. I just kept crocheting so I had one long panel and I folded that in half and slip stitched the ends together. Then I slip stitched one side, slipped in my pillow form and slip stitched the other side to close. It took one Red Heart Super Saver Jumbo skein (10 oz.) plus a few yards to complete my 18 x 18 pillow..

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