I wanted a colorful pillow for a wicker chair in our multipurpose Nursery/Playroom/Craft studio
There is a great tutorial for crocheting Daisy Squares at the sweet home of My Rose Valley.
This room is filled with bright morning light and nice and warm ~ just how I like it!
I worked the back in all double crochet and finished the pillow with a scalloped border.
sweet
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Sweet! So warm and cozy looking!
What a beautiful finished product! Megan
Hello dear! Thank you for popping by, enjoying my Daisy Square pattern and sharing some link lovin'. 😀 I love the colors you have used for your squares. I've been planning on making them with a bit more faded colors, just to see the effect that will give. Love them. ♡♡♡ Annette
That is so beautiful! you do such fantastic crochet work. Looks like a great 'stash bustin' project!
By the way, I made your pineapple spoon bread for Easter and it was a huge success. I think it will now become an easter tradition in our house.
It's very beautiful!
So pretty! Did I tell you, you inspire me to crochet?
This is so cute…I am gonna have to learn how to do this
What a sweet and pretty pillow in that wicker chair. Thanks for dropping by my blog today and leaving such a kind comment. 🙂
I also enjoy many of the same things you do. And I also crochet. I once took all my yarn scraps and made a large throw with black being the main background color and the flowers/daisies being varied colors..the center of my daisy had a second layer so it gave it dimension. I gave it to my grandmother…and when she died 8 years ago, my mother said I could have it back. So, I'll think of your pillow everytime I see my throw. 🙂
Be blessed today & every day!
~CC Catherine from catherinesteacups.blogspot.com
What a sweet pillow that is. I love all the cheery colors
It's absolute perfection
I love your pillow! You did a wonderful job! =)
Your rooms are so pretty!
Hi Lorraine! Love how beautiful your pillow came out! Hope you had a wonderful Easter Sunday, and that you're enjoying the Spring season! Mother Nature's been teasing us a bit here, with the temps so up and down as they've been; but I hear sunny and warmer days are on the way! ~tina
So pretty, I love the colours.
I Love this pillow.. I Love the colors! I crochet and would love to know how you made this.. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
I love your pillow! So cozy and inviting! Have a wonderful week!
What a lovely pop! piece. You did a beautiful job, but then I don't have to tell you that. Thank you so much for sharing your work. I look forward to having time to knit and crochet. I love the things people create with yarn.
VERY sweet!!
A pillow like this is just what I need for my new guest room. This needs to be added to my to-do list I think! Thanks for sharing Lorraine.
Have a beautiful day!
Love that pillow and want to try to make one! It is so pretty and cheerful!
Sweet is a good word. I like that you made the back plain and the scallop edges. the plain backing makes it all make "more of a statement" if you know what I mean. It's lovely!
What a precious pillow. I love the cheerful colors! I love the way you captured the sunlight on the chair.
It's gorgeous. Very pretty.
Your pillow is absolutely gorgeous. I in the process of getting a new home and i can't wait to try this project out:) Thanks for sharing the pattern.
Oh I absolutely love that pillow and everything about that whole look. I have a feeling the room would be a favorite spot of mine too. I really would like to learn to crochet. Have a good day!
soo pretty!!! Perfect with the bright morning light!!
Your pillow is lovely! I was never able to learn how to crochet.
Just gorgeous, love it! So wish I could crochet … but I must have other gifts, right 🙂 Thanks for sharing the beauty with us. Hugs ~ Mary
The pillow is just adorable Lorraine! I love the afghan too. I have had the same one for almost thirty years–a dear friends Italian gramma crocheted one for my oldest daughter, now 29. It has lasted so long as it was done with acrylic yarn, probably Lion Heart which was popular with the elderly ladies back then:-)
That is so cute, Lorraine! I love how bright and cheery it is. One of these days I WILL learn how to crochet! xo Diana