Winter Wonderland Fir Tree Pillow
Hello crochet lovers today I am sharing my crochet pattern for “Winter Wonderland Fir Tree Pillow”. Accordingly this pillow speaks volumes as you can use it the whole winter season not just for Christmas!
Who Doesn’t love Holiday decor???????
I know I do! In addition I also love, fast and easy projects which is exactly what this one is. For this project I used Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarnct. However, you can use any size 4 medium weight yarn of your liking. I just love Hobby Lobby yarn because it is always soft and not stiff or scratchy.
Since this is a basic level pattern you need to know chain stitch and single crochet to complete the front and back panels. Therefore for the trees you need to know a few more stitches from half double crochet, single crochet 2 together, half double crochet 2 together, bobble stitch and cluster stitch. In addition instructions for special stitches are included in the special stitches section below. So if you need help with the other basic stitches make sure to check out the TUTORIALS PAGE The stitches/texture used in the trees gives this pillow a unique visual effect.
This pillow is so easy to make just get your pillow insert, favorite colors of yarn, hook, and beverage of choice and start and in no time at all you will have one yourself. So I wonder how this pillow would look with white panels, green trees and red edging?????
Can you think of any other color combos???
Now let’s move on to how to create the Winter Wonderland Fir Tree Pillow!!!
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Winter Wonderland Fir tree Pillow
Dimensions:
12 W x 16 L in inches
Supplies:
Hobby lobby I Love This Yarn
(100% acrylic, 7 oz/198 g, 355 yds/325 m)
1 skein of main color/MC
1 skein of contrast color/CC
Approximately 2 yards for edging,
G/6-4.25 mm hook MY FAV HOOK FURL’S ODYSSEY HOOK
Yarn needle
2 stitch markers
Scissors
Pillow insert 12” x 16”
Pattern is in US terms
Basic level pattern
Gauge:
6 st x 15 rows = 4” square in single crochet
Abbreviations:
FSC-foundations single crochet bo-bobble stitch yo-yarn over CL-cluster stitch ch-chain sc-single crochet hdc-half double crochet beg-beginning rep-repeat st-stitch sk-skip sc2tog-single crochet 2 together hdc2tog-half double crochet 2 together
Special stitches:
Bobble stitch/bo-yo, insert hook into designated stitch, [yo, pull up loop] 3 times, yo, pull they all 7 loops on hook.
Cluster stitch/CL-yo, insert hook into designated stitch, [yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops] 3 times, yo, pull thru all 4 loops on hook.
Single crochet 2 together/sc2tog-insert hook into designated st, yo, pull up loop, insert hook into next stitch, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru all 3 loops on hook.
Half double crochet 2 together/hdc2tog-yo, insert hook into designated stitch, yo, pull up loop, yo, insert into next stitch, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru all 5 loops on hook.
Notes:
You will create both the front and back panel. Then after you have created the panels you will create each tree separately. You will then hand sew each tree into place following chart layout for trees. You can then add stars by embroidery method. Finally crochet the border to join the panels and add the pillow insert.
Chain 1 at beginning of rows do NOT count as a stitch, chain 2 at beginning of rows do count as a stitch.
Winter Wonderland Fir Tree Pillow Panels (make 2)
Row 1: FSC 45 or ch 46 loosely, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in every ch across, mark as right side, turn. 45 sc
Row 2: ch 1, sc in every st across, turn.
Row 3-40: rep row 2.
Fasten off/weave in end
Tree #1 & 2 (ch 1 at beg of rows do NOT count as st)
Row 1: ch 17, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in every ch across, mark as right side, turn. 16 sc
Row 2: ch 1, sc in every st across, turn. 16 sc
Row 3: ch 1, sc2tog, sc in every st across to last 2 st, sc2tog, turn. 14 sc
Row 4-23: work the 2 row repeat of rows 2 & 3. On row 23 you should have row total count of 1 sc.
Fasten off leaving 18” tail for sewing tree to front panel.
Tree #3 ( ch 2 beg beg of rows do count as a st)
Row 1: ch 21, hdc in 3rd ch from hook, hdc in every st across, mark as right side, turn. 20 hdc
Row 2: ch 2, hdc2tog (in same st as ch-2 and 1st hdc) hdc in every st across to last 2 st, hdc2tog, turn. 18 hdc
Row 3: ch 2, hdc in same st as ch-2, hdc in every st across, turn.
Row 4-17: work the 2 row repeat of rows 3 & 4 until you have row total count of 4 hdc.
Row 18: ch 2, hdc3tog. 2 hdc
Fasten off leaving 18” tail for sewing tree to front panel.
Tree #4 (ch 1 do NOT count as a st)
Row 1: Ch 20 sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in every st across, mark as r right side, turn. 19 sc
Row 2: ch 1, sc in same st as ch-1, *bo in next st, sc in next st, rep from * across, turn. 10 sc/9 bo
Row 3: ch 1, sc2tog, sc in every st across to last 2 st, sc2tog, turn.
17 sc
Row 4-17: work the 2 row repeat of rows 3 & 4 until you have row total count of 3 sc.
A fasten off leaving 18” tail for sewing tree to front panel.
Tree #5 (ch 1 at beg of rows do NOT count as a st, ch 2 do count as a st)
Row 1: ch 21, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in every st across, mark as right side, turn. 20 sc
Row 2: ch 2, sk 1 st, *hdc in next st, working in front of hdc just made hdc in sk st, rep from * across to last st, hdc in last st, turn. 20 hdc
Row 3: ch 1, sc2tog, sc in every st across to last 2 st, sc2tog, turn. 18 sc
Row 4-19: work the 2 row repeat of rows 3 & 4 until you have row total count of 2 sc.
Fasten off leaving 18” tail for sewing tree to front panel.
Weave in short tails on all trees.
Attach trees by whip stitching to front panel in order of numbers, see image A-1 thru A-4 (keep whip stitches snug but not overly tight as you will flattened out the trees). Therefore, you should ensure to align bottom of trees along row 4.
A-1 A-2
A-3 A-4
To add stars thread yarn needle with desired yarn follow sewing instructions in image A-5. Firstly start by inserting needle from back side at #1 position, ensuring you leaving a 6″ tail. Then insert needle from front side down to back side at #2, follow remaining numbered instructions, fasten off leaving another 6″ tail. Then the last step is to double knot the two 6″ tails together and weave in ends
A-5
Lay panels together with wrong sides facing each other.
Sl st to join at bottom corner ensuring to catch both front and back panel, ch 1, *3 sc in same st as ch-1, sc evenly across to next corner, rep from * 2 times, slip pillow into opening carefully to not lose loop on hook (to ensure you don’t lose loop place it on a st m), once pillow is inserted pull loop bigger remove m and replace with hook, tighten loop and continue from * across, sl st to beg sc.
Fasten off/weave in ends.
Tassels (make 4)
Cut 2 8″ long pieces of yarn and lay aside. Then wrap yarn around 6″ wide ruler or book, see image A-6. After that thread yarn needle with one of the 8″ long pieces of yarn and run it under the wrapped yarn on ruler, see image A-7. Then remove yarn needle and tie double knot tightly to secure, see image A-8. After that cut the bottom edge of the wrapped yarn, see image A-9. Finally thread yarn needle with other piece of 8″ yarn, wrap yarn around yarn bundle approximately 1″ from double knot at the top, see image A-10. Finally run needle with tail under wrapped yarn in center of bundle pull out top, cut yarn close. After all tassels are made attach one tassel per corner by using crochet hook to pull one tail from top of tassel thru and double knot tightly, weave in ends.
A-6 A-7 A-8
A-9 A-10 A-11
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Happy Crocheting!
Chrissy