
This Crochet Double Take Pillow is actually the Corner to Corner Concept. The front panel is truly 4 panels that are sewn together to form the pattern. You can do the same for the back but you can also cheat the system and do a solid back panel for the pillow as I did.
This corner to corner concept makes it's quick and easy. It makes the pillow to be any colour you wish to match your decor. It's extremely versatile.
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Using a 16" Square Pillow Form that can be found in various craft stores including Walmart, these are pretty easy to find. I used a 3.5 mm Size E for my project so it would be a bit tighter. I know I am a loose crocheter so by reducing my hook, I tightened up my stitch work.
For my version, I used 4 colours of the Red Heart With Love. Makes for a modern and long-lasting pillow covering.
To get the free written instruction, it's called the Double Take Pillow. You can also follow my video tutorial below if you need further help.
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L Burke says
As usual, you're Bang On! I really like this pillow but don't you think it would make a great afghan, too? I really appreciate the hard work you and all designers put into making patterns. I've been wracking my brain just trying to enlarge your pattern to an afghan size. I don't know how you do it! Thanks so much for all your wonderful designs and I'll keep trying to "re-create" as many as I can!