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Victorian Pillow Cover
Victorian Pillow Cover

"This free pattern was designed for my partnership with Red Heart Yarns as a Joy Creator to celebrate Christmas in July!! I love to decorate for Christmas, each year I struggle to make my extra couch pillows look festive… So this year I have designed a beautiful Victorian Pillow Cover using simple sticking and crystal buttons!! I was so excited when I received one of Red Hearts latest yarns ~ Cutie Pie… A light weight chenille yarn, it’s so soft and easy to crochet with… One of my new favorites for sure!!"

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Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gauge2″ x 2″ = 3 Rows x 7 Stitches

Finished Size17" x 17"

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  • Red Heart Cutie Pie Yarn
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JaneEK

Sep 16, 2018

I went through a Victoriana phase, and despite the excellent PBS Masterpiece production, it doesnt seem to be making a return. I do like this pillow, but that single row of crocheted lace isnt nearly elaborate enough for a Victorian item. Those folks would pile on the lace trim and enough furbelows to choke a horse. Where are the corner tassels?

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Sep 07, 2017

This is very pretty. It is a very easy to make. I read the directions and it's very easy to follow. I want to make two for my bed in red and gold to match my spread. I think they will look good. I will put gold buttons on the red and red buttons on the gold.

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Aug 05, 2016

This is really pretty and unique! I love the lace and crystal button details. It would add a nice vintage touch to your home decor.

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