Crochet these adorable balloon-like Alphabet Pillows by Yarnspirations. These pillows are 13" tall and consistent across the entire alphabet patterns provided.
Letters A to Z are provided in the pattern. This allows you to choose initials that are daring to spell entire names in pillow format.
I visualize these as learning resources for teaching children colours and the alphabet simultaneously. Imagine these hanging up in a classroom or lining the upper walls in a school for children to help them learn. I remember many classrooms I was in as a child where the letters and numbers were above the chalkboards to help me.
These patterns are not complex. You must know how to read crochet diagrams to follow these. I will have tutorials for each letter available. I have provided a link below on reading crochet diagrams to help you solve this.
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Alphabet Diagrams Blown Up
Daniel has made a mini booklet of all 26 letters in the alphabet, blown up to 1 letter per page. This will help you read the diagrams better. You can download this PDF booklet and/or print the letters you want specifically.
This booklet was made possible with the help of Yarnspirations. You can only find this booklet here in this article to download.
Rachel says
Can’t thank you enough for the blown up pages. I have tried to blow them up myself from the website and couldn’t get them to come out this good. Needless to say it’s a sight for sore ole eyes. Thank you thank you thank you!!
Beth says
I’ve just started to crochet but love a challenge, after almost completing a blanket I found these and have started making my daughters name. I’m trying to do the ‘P’, but am struggling with rows 19 and 20 and the slip stitch there. Do I chain the 16, complete row 19 and then row 20 and add the slip stitch at some point there or do I do the slip stitch at a different point? None of the other letters contain a slip stitch where you don’t add another piece of yarn.
Thank you in advance!
Haylie says
I’m really stuck on the C it’s not making sense to me. I know there are general videos but is there a video for a C.