Removable C2C Bunny Pillow Case Free Crochet Pattern

Graphghans are great not only for blankets but for decorative cushions too! This cute pillow will decorate a childand#96;s bedroom like a dream. All the dults will love it too! What colors will you use for your bunny pillow?

It's really hard to believe that this pillow is crocheted, because it does look like it's knitted! What's more, it's a great pattern for beginners, as it uses single crochet stitch and basic color work, that's so simple to achieve and play with!

This cute project is so full of life, therefore perfect to embellish your home on spring and summer time. You can go for different colors if you like. First you have to make the squares and then you can sew the fluffy flowers on. Adorable!

Do you want everything at home to fit together even when making tea or baking cake? Then you'll certainly fall in love with these beautiful Potholder in Waffle Pattern. They're so pretty that when you're not using them you can hang them in the kitchen in a visible place!

I love how intricate and exotic these pillows looks, therefore they will beautifully brighten up your living room and make your home decor more consistent. In conclusion, it's a wonderful decoration and a gift idea!

This design looks like a print, right? In reality, it's just crochet and beginner friendly. How amazing is that? It's a soft pillow, that will look great in any color combination you want! I have to try this one, I hope you'll too!

This stunning, hexagon cushion is a little bit 60's, isn't it? The combination of lovely, vibrant colors with the clear, sharp edges makes the whole pillow really original, therefore perfect to embellish your couch or armchair.

A cushion with a playful vibe will make a cute addition to a teenand#96;s room. Colorful fringe makes a shaggy and soft texture thatand#96;s definitely great for cuddling. We love this refreshing mix of turquoise and light blue so much!

• Designed by Pippin Poppycock

This lovely cushion is a 16 inches round pattern, that's inspired by the earliest and best preserved mosaic monuments, which can be seen in the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia in Ravenna, Italy. And i must admit, that it truly looks like a stained glass.