Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion Crochet Pattern

By Paintbox Yarns

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Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion Crochet Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion Crochet Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion Crochet Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion Crochet Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion Crochet Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion Crochet Pattern
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Specifications

Brand: Paintbox Yarns
Yarn Weight: Super Bulky
Craft: Crochet
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Pages: 4
Skill Level: Beginner
Finished Size: 43cm x 43cm
Techniques and Construction: Stripes, Worked Flat

What you'll need

Cushion
Size: 43cm x 43cm
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Product Description

Download the PDF pattern for "Oh So Ombre Cushion" - Free Cushion Crochet Pattern For Home in Paintbox Yarns Recycled Ribbon & Recycled Metallic Ribbon & start crocheting today!
Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion Crochet Pattern
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Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion

What Is Being Made

The Paintbox Yarns Oh So Ombre Cushion is a decorative crochet cushion cover designed to fit a 42 cm (16½ in) square cushion pad insert. The finished cushion measures 43 cm (17 in) wide by 43 cm (17 in) long, making it an ideal size for adding color and texture to sofas, chairs, or beds. This project is classified as beginner-level, making it accessible to crocheters who are new to the craft or looking for a straightforward, satisfying make.

Techniques Used

This cushion is worked flat using stripe techniques, meaning the piece is constructed in one direction without joining rounds, then finished with appropriate edging or seaming. The flat construction method makes this project particularly beginner-friendly, as it eliminates the complexity of working in the round or managing multiple stitch counts across circular rows. The ombre effect is achieved through strategic color changes, creating a gradient appearance that transitions smoothly across the finished piece.

Stitches Used

The primary stitch structure for this cushion is the V stitch, a fundamental crochet stitch that creates an open, textured fabric. The pattern also incorporates the following stitches:

  • Double crochet (dc), referred to as single crochet (sc) in US terminology
  • Half treble crochet (htr), known as half double crochet (hdc) in US terminology
  • Treble crochet (tr), called double crochet (dc) in US terminology
  • Treble cluster (tr cl), or double crochet cluster (dc cl) in US terminology, which involves multiple yarn overs and loops worked together for textured detail
  • Chain (ch) stitches for foundation and shaping
  • Slip stitch (st st) for joining and finishing

The pattern uses UK crochet terminology with US equivalents provided in parentheses throughout the instructions, ensuring clarity for crocheters in both regions.

Materials

This cushion project requires two types of specialty yarn from the Paintbox Yarns range, both in 250g balls:

  • Paintbox Yarns Recycled Ribbon in two colors: Cream (Color A) and Gold (Color B) – 1 ball each
  • Paintbox Yarns Metallic Ribbon in two colors: Brown (Color C) and Orange (Color D) – 1 ball each

The use of ribbon yarns creates a distinctive flat, lustrous texture that differs from traditional round yarn, adding visual interest and a modern aesthetic to the finished cushion. The metallic ribbon yarn introduces subtle shimmer and sheen, while the recycled ribbon provides an eco-conscious option.

The project is worked using an 8mm crochet hook (UK size 0 / US size L/11). The recommended tension (gauge) is 4 stitches and 5 rows measured over 10 cm (4 in) of V stitch using the specified hook size. Checking gauge before beginning is essential to ensure the finished cushion meets the intended dimensions and uses the correct amount of yarn.

Additional Notes

The pattern includes a 42 cm (16½ in) square cushion pad insert as a necessary component for completing the project. Instructions are provided in UK crochet terminology with US equivalents noted in parentheses, making the pattern accessible to international crocheters. Yarn quantities provided are approximate and based on average requirements, so slight variations may occur depending on individual tension and stitch consistency.

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