How To DIY A Knot Pillow- Every Little Detail

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by Sierra
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Who else loves the look of Scandinavian design? The muted color tones, whimsical & cozy vibes. It’s just what Everly’s room needed. So I turned to Pinterest for some inspiration. The one thing that stood out, soft & squishy pillows. I can already hear the giggle of our next pillow fight.
The only problem with all of those knot pillow tutorials, I don’t sew, at all. So I decided to do what I do best, drink another cup of coffee and keep scrolling. kidding! I grabbed my favorite crochet hook (free pattern using the same hook) & made the simplest crochet pattern EVER. I’m not sure I can even call this a pattern, it’s that simple. One stitch is all you need to know!

To make a 12" knot pillow you will hold two strands of jumbo yarn together or you can use four strands of super bulky weight yarn like Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick and Quick. I've also used 4 strands of Bernat Blanket Yarn for an extra soft pillow.
Step 1: Holding 2 strands of yarn together, chain 38. Repeat this again so you have 2 chains. Your chains should be about 56″ long.
Step 2: Holding both chains together, tie your knot following the graphic here. As you are first laying this out & start to tie the knot it will feel like your chains aren’t long enough. Stick with it. If you make your pieces longer you will have long tails left at the end of your pillow.Trust me, I tried it too! On step #6 on the graphic, you will have to pull that end tight to get it through the loops.
Step 3: Take your yarn ends and sew together on the back of the pillow. Weave in any extra yarn ends. See the whole knot pillow tutorial at Sweet EverlyB
Suggested materials:
  • Biggie Yarn from Loops and Threads   (Michaels)
  • 25mm crochet hook   (Amazon)
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