Crochet Butterfly Pillow

Free Butterfly Pillow Crochet Pattern

I can totally envision this sweet, sweet crochet butterfly pillow sitting in a white rocking chair in the corner of a baby girl’s bedroom.  The friendly little butterfly, the bright pops of color, and the love put into every stitch make it the perfect decoration for a new baby’s nursery.  It would even make a wonderful addition to an older girl’s bedroom!  My kiddos have always been SUCH fans of their bedding….they hoard blankets and pillows like treasure {Seriously….check out this video we made a few years ago of my oldest son!}.  So I know they would love this adorable butterfly pillow pattern too.

This butterfly pillow pattern will make a large throw size pillow in a single crochet stitch, or the afghan stitch. You can even work this in a cluster stitch (c2c, cluster, bobble, popcorn, etc) and turn it into a matching blanket. You can also change the colors and make several pillows for a colorful set!

Thank you to Lissa Mitchell of Graphghans.com for contributing this adorable free butterfly pillow crochet pattern as part of my Guest Contributor Program!

Free Butterfly Crochet Pattern

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Guest Designer Lissa Mitchell of Graphghans.com

Lissa Mitchell is a self taught needlepoint and hookwork designer. Learning how to do both at the age of 11, she began her journey into creating new projects very early on.  Her idea spectrum was always focused on colorful and whimsical things so that people will turn their heads and think, “Wow, that’s really cute!” She began selling her designs in 2002 when she became pregnant with her 2nd child.  She figured it would be a wonderful way to work from home and help support the family. 14 years later, she’s still going strong!

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