Bring The Look Of Your Favorite Interiors Shop Into Your Living Room With This Ripple Crochet Pattern

Do you have a favorite place where you go to shop for home decor items? These multicolored crochet cushions take the idea of handmade home decor to a whole new level! They are adorable items to use for decorating any home. The chevron cushion pattern is designed by Mollie Makes and available on her blog together with a lovely photo tutorial.You’re actually going to get two different patterns: for multicoloured crochet cushion and for monochrome crochet cushion. You’ll also learn how to add fabric at the back to finish your “designer” cushion.

What’s better than your standard everyday chevron print? One that’s stitched by you in pastel and monochrome yarns, and backed with vintage fabric that’s comfy to sit on – that’s what. Add a designer touch to your fave chair while retaining that homespun feel. Stitched in dcs, the ripple crochet pattern has increases and decreases to create that sharp zig-zag design.

What You’ll Need

Check the pattern for the exact yarn weight and hook size – here is what to have on hand before you start.

You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.

Shop the supplies: worsted weight yarn · ergonomic crochet hook set · tapestry needles · small craft scissors · locking stitch markers

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Ripple Crochet Pattern

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Thanks to Mollie Makes for this article inspiration and featured image.

If you’re more of a visual learner, watch the video bellow, courtesy of The Crochet Crowd and learn how to make the crochet Ripple pattern aka Wave or Ripple.

This tutorial teaches you the fundamentals of learning the Wave Stitch Technique. Use this tutorial to create waves for Scarves and virtually any size afghan. I teach you what to look for and how to monitor the sizing you need. This could be considered a Chevron, Ripple or Zig Zag Crochet Pattern

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