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Free Diamond Stitch Pillow Crochet Pattern

Free Diamond Stitch Cushion Crochet Pattern
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Thanks for checking out my Diamond stitch pillow crochet pattern. I bought some lovely silver yarn to make something for myself, somehow it ended up being something for our home, ha! I cant be the only one who struggles to treat myself? I did really need some new cushions, I’m so happy with how this one turned out and I’m looking forward to making more. The Diamond stitch cushion is measures 18″ x 18″. It has a truly beautiful texture and looks really modern and cosy. As the name suggests, its made using the diamond stitch. If you have not tried the stitch yet, this is a lovely project to give it a go. You won’t be disappointed!

How to crochet a diamond stitch cushion

The Diamond stitch cushion crochet pattern is intermediate skill level. The diamond stitch is a 4 row repeat and is easy enough once you get going. You will need to know your basic crochet stiches to complete the pattern as well as ‘front post treble crochet 2 together’ (instructions included). Each side of the cushion is made separately and they are joined together at the end using single crochet to give a nice neat ridge. There is no sewing involved in this pattern. To make the diamond cushion I used Aran (weight 4) yarn. I also used a 5mm crochet hook but you may need to adjust your hook after completing your gauge swatch to ensure a good fit to your 18″ cushion. The diamond cushion uses approximately 410g (804m/880yd) of yarn.


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Supplies

  • 5mm crochet hook
  • Worsted yarn
  • 18″ pillow

Yarn

Size & Gauge

  • 4 rows of 7 dc = just over 2″ x 2″ gauge swatch
  • W 18″ x H 18″

Pattern notes

  • Chains and slip stitches are not included in stitch counts.
  • Numbers in brackets are the number of rows/stitches.
  • For extra help see the diamond stitch tutorial

Abbreviations

USA Terminology (U.K. translation)

  • ch – Chain
  • dc – Double crochet
  • FP – Front post
  • sc – Single crochet
  • sl st – Slip stich
  • st / sts – Stitch / stitches
  • tr – Treble crochet
  • tr2tog – Treble crochet 2 together

FP tr2tog instructions

  • Yarn over twice
  • Insert hook under front post & pull up a loop
  • Yarn over, pull through 2 loops on the hook – 2 times
  • Repeat the above steps for 2nd front post
  • Yarn over & pull through 3 loops on the hook

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Diamond cushion – free crochet pattern

Let’s begin the diamond stitch cushion free crochet pattern! Don’t forget you can purchase a premium version of this pattern if you’d like to see more progress photos and less ads.

Cushion


Row 1

  • ch x 68 then start in 2nd ch from hook
  • sc x 67
  • ch 2 & turn

(67 sts)

Row 2

  • dc x 67
  • ch 1 & turn

(67 sts)

Row 3

  • sc x 3
  • Drop down to row 1
  • FP tr2tog in 2nd & 6th sc
  • *sc x 3 (in current row)
  • Drop down to row 1
  • FP tr2tog. 1/2 in same stitch as last FPtr, skip 3 sts, 1/2 in next sc stitch*
  • Continue the pattern of *sc x 3, FP tr2tog* 14 more times
  • sc x 3 (in current row)
  • ch 2 & turn

(67 sts)

Row 4

  • dc x 67
  • ch 1 & turn

(67 sts)

Row 5

  • sc x 1
  • Drop down to previous sc row
  • FPtr in same stitch as last tr2tog
  • *sc x 3 (in current row)
  • Drop down to previous sc row
  • FP tr2tog in last & next tr2tog stitches*
  • Continue the pattern of *sc x 3, FP tr2tog* 14 more times
  • sc x 3 (in current row)
  • Drop down to previous sc row
  • FPtr in same stitch as last tr2tog
  • sc x 1 (in current row)
  • ch 2 & turn

(67 sts)

Row 6

  • dc x 67
  • ch 1 & turn

(67 sts)

Row 7

  • *sc x 3 (in current row)
  • Drop down to previous sc row
  • FP tr2tog in last & next tr2tog stitches*
  • Continue the pattern of *sc x 3, FP tr2tog* 15 more times
  • sc x 3
  • ch 2 & turn

(67 sts)

Row 8 – 51

  • Repeat rows 4 – 7 : 11 more times

(44 rows)

Round 52

  • We will now crochet around the square to neaten edges. Work with the wrong side facing you so you can easily see the rows.
  • sc x 67 (in previous row)
  • sc x 51 (1 at the end of each row)
  • sc x 67 (in row 1 chains)
  • sc x 51 (1 at the end of each row)
  • sl st to join to 1st st, fasten off

(236 sts)

Back of pillow


  • Repeat rows 1-52 to make the second side of the pillow

Assembly round


  • We will now join both squares together and add the pillow. Make all the following stitches through both pieces.
  • sc x 67, skip chain space & ch 1
  • sc x 51, skip chain space & ch 1
  • sc x 67 skip chain space & ch 1
  • Insert cushion
  • sc x 51
  • sl st to join to 1st st, fasten off & weave in ends

(236 sts)