Want to turn your Turkey graph is to the perfect Thanksgiving holiday pillow? Check out this free geometric crochet graph with instructions, to help you complete the first pillow in the series!
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, I have decided to share my series of back panel designs in special Wednesday posts, to help you finish your pillow projects with enough time to enjoy them for the holiday. New to the CAL? You can check out the first panel in the series here! Not familiar with the C2C stitch?
NOTE: This graph and pattern are designed for use with the corner to corner (C2C) stitch, you can find my C2C Tutorial here if needed.
Supplies:
1. Size I (5.5 MM) Crochet Hook
2. Worsted Weight Yarn in Brown, Green, Orange, Yellow, and White.
3. Yarn Needle
4. Scissors
5. 16 in. x 16 in. Pillow Form (TIP: My stitches tend to run tight, so you may want to make your panel and measure before purchasing your pillow form)
COLOR CHART:
W: White
B: Brown
G: Green
O: Orange
Y: Yellow
INCREASE ROWS:
Row 1: 1O
Row 2: 1O, 1B
Row 3: 1B, 2O
Row 4: 2O, 2B
Row 5: 2B, 3O
Row 6: 3O, 3B
Row 7: 3B, 4O
Row 8: 4O, 4B
Row 9: 4B, 5O
Row 10: 5O, 5B
Row 11: 5B, 6O
Row 12: 6O, 6B
Row 13: 6B, 7O
Row 14: 7O, 7B
Row 15: 7B, 8 O
Row 16: 8O, 8B
Row 17: 8B, 9O
Row 18: 9O, 9B
Row 19: 9B, 10O
Row 20: 10O, 10B
Row 21: 10B, 11O
DECREASE ON ONE SIDE:
Row 22: 10Y, 1W, 10B
Row 23: 11G, 10Y
DECREASE ROWS:
Row 24: 10Y, 10G
Row 25: 10G, 9Y
Row 26: 9Y, 9G
Row 27: 9G, 8Y
Row 28: 8Y, 8G
Row 29: 8G, 7Y
Row 30: 7Y, 7G
Row 31: 7G, 6Y
Row 32: 6Y, 6G
Row 33: 6G, 5Y
Row 34: 5Y, 5G
Row 35: 5G, 4Y
Row 36: 4Y, 4G
Row 37: 4G, 3Y
Row 38: 3Y, 3G
Row 39: 3G, 2Y
Row 40: 2Y, 2G
Row 41: 2G, 1Y
Row 42: 1Y, 1G
Row 43: 1G Continue to SC all the way around the edge and tie off. The completed panel is reversible depending on which side you prefer to use for the front of your pillow.
I love the way this panel turned out, it compliments the turkey panel perfectly but would also be beautiful as a stand-alone design. The completed size and dimensions would also make this perfect as a crochet holiday placemat. Thanks for joining me, don’t forget to check back on Saturday for the next panel in the series. Happy Hooking!
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