Hi friends!

I am a huge fan of crochet cables and today I would like to show you my new crochet design.

Well.. maybe not that new because the first Cable Diamond Pillow I made a year ago but required some improvements and now can finally share with you my new free crochet pattern. It was such a pleasure to crochet it up.

Scroll down to get the full free pattern below or purchase the ad-free, printable PDF crochet pattern with stitch chart HERE on ETSY or HERE on Ravelry.

I was inspired by the look of knitted cables seen in many sweaters or home items.

Crochet cables are used to achieve this beautiful intertwined design and the pattern of Cable Diamond Pillow is giving a modern twist to this traditional cable texture.

It turned out so stunning and contemporary. Don’t this combination of crochet cables look gorgeous?

This crochet pillow pattern is the ideal way of injecting color into your living space.

Use your cables experience, pick a shade of yarn to match your color scheme and make your own home decor.

I am so pleased I learned how to crochet cables as they are simply incredible!

It was so much fun watching the cables build up and I hope this inspires you to try the Cable Diamond Pillow!

The pattern may look a bit complicated but I have for you a written instruction and a chart.

Happy crocheting!

Notes:

Pillow cover is worked in 3 separate pieces: FRONT, BACK TOP and BACK BOTTOM. They are seamed together with a running stitch.
This crochet cushion cover has four buttons to secure the envelope closure which allows for easy removal for laundering.
All even rows are single crochet rows and worked in indicated stitches 1 row below.
All FPdc(s) and FPtr(s) are worked in indicated stitches 2 rows below.
The number of post stitches is always the same as the number of skipped st(s) so finally the stitch count is the same (82) in every row.

Level:

Intermediate – front post stitches

Finished size:

40 x 40 cm

Materials & Tools:

Yarn 5 skeins of Drops Safran Green color 04, 100% cotton, 50g (1,8 oz) = 160m (175 yds) ,
Hook size 3,5 mm. Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge
4 wooden buttons (Approx. 2,8 cm),
Tapestry Needle (to weave and hide yarn ends)
Scissor

Gauge:

21 sts and 24 rows = 10 cmx 10 cm using sc

Stitches & Abbreviations (US terms):

ch – chain stitch

st(s) – stitch(es)

sl st – slip stitch

sc – single crochet

yo – yarn over

FPdc – front post double crochet – Yo, insert hook from front to back to front around post of indicated stitch; yo and draw up loop; [ yo and draw through 2 loop on hook] twice. Skip stitch behind FPdc.

FPtr – front post treble crochet – Yo twice , insert hook from front to back to front around post of indicated stitch; yo and draw up loop; [ yo and draw through 2 loop on hook] 3 times. Skip stitch behind FPtr.

Fsc – foundation single crochet

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PATTERN

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FRONT

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Start with chain 83 or Fsc 82 and skip to Row 2.

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. Turn. (82 sc)

Row 2 and ALL EVEN ROWS: ch 1 (does not count as sc here and throughout), sc in each st(s) across. Turn. (82 sc)

Row 3: ch1 (does not count as sc here and throughout), sc in next 3 st(s), FPdc in next 2 st(s) two rows below, skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 4, FPdc in next 2 st(s) two rows below, skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made , sc 6, FPdc in next 4 st(s) two rows below, skip 4 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 6, [FPdc in next 2 st(s) two rows below, skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made , sc 4] 2 times, FPdc in next 4 st(s) two rows below, skip 4 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, [sc 4, FPdc in next 2 st(s) two rows below, skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made] 2 times, sc 6, FPdc in next 4 st(s) two rows below, skip 4 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 6, FPdc in next 2 st(s) two rows below, skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 4, FPdc in next 2 st(s) two rows below , skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 3. Turn.

Row 5: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 6, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 6, [FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made, sc 4] 2 times, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made , [sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made] 2 times, sc 6, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made , sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made , sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made , sc 3. Turn.

From now on it will be just „skip sts” instead of „skip st(s) behind FPdc(s) just made”

Row 7: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 5, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 5, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 5, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 5, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 3. Turn.

Row 9: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 3. Turn.

Row 11: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 7, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 7, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 7, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 7, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 3. Turn.

Row 13: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 7, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working BEHIND post st(s) just made, FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 6, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 7, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made, FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 7, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working BEHIND post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 6, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 7, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 3. Turn.

Row 15: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 3. Turn.

Row 17: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 5, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 5, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made, FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 5, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 2, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 5, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 3. Turn.

Row 19: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 4 post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 6, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 3. Turn.

Row 21: Repeat Row 5

Row 23: Repeat Row 7

Row 25: Repeat Row 9

Row 27: Repeat Row 11

Row 29: ch1, sc 3, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 7, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made, FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 6, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working BEHIND post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 7, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 4, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT OF post st(s) just made, FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 4, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 7, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working IN FRONT of post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 6, skip 2 post st(s), FPtr in next 2 post st(s), working BEHIND of post st(s) just made FPtr in 2 skipped post st(s), skip 4 st(s), sc 7, FPdc in next 2 post st(s), skip 2 st(s), sc 3. Turn.

Row 31: Repeat Row 15

Row 33: Repeat Row 17

Row 35: Repeat Row 19

Row 37: Repeat Row 5

Row 39: Repeat Row 19

Row 41: Repeat Row 5

Row 43: Repeat Row 19

Row 45: Repeat Row 5

Row 47: Repeat Row 19

Row 49: Repeat Row 5

Row 51: Repeat Row 19

Row 53: Repeat Row 5

Row 55: Repeat Row 19

Row 57: Repeat Row 5

Row 59: Repeat Row 19

Row 61: Repeat Row 5

Row 63: Repeat Row 7

Row 65: Repeat Row 9

Row 67: Repeat Row 11

Row 69: Repeat Row 13

Row 71: Repeat Row 15

Row 73: Repeat Row 17

Row 75: Repeat Row 19

Row 77: Repeat Row 5

Row 79: Repeat Row 7

Row 81: Repeat Row 9

Row 83: Repeat Row 11

Row 85: Repeat Row 13

Row 87: Repeat Row 15

Row 89: Repeat Row 17

Row 91: Repeat Row 19

Row 93: Repeat Row 5

Row 95: Repeat Row 19

Row 96: ch 1, sc in each st(s) across.

Fasten off yarn and weave in ends.

BACK BOTTOM

Ch83

Row1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. Turn. (82sc)

Row 2 – Row 68: ch1 (does not count as sc here and throughout), sc in each st(s) across. Turn. (82sc)

Fasten off yarn and weave in ends.

BACK TOP

Ch83

Row1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. Turn. (82sc)

Row 2 – Row 37: ch1 (does not count as sc here and throughout), sc in each st(s) across. Turn. (82sc)

Row 38: ch1, sc in next 8 st(s), ch4, skip 4 st(s), sc in next 17 st(s), ch4, skip 4 st(s), sc in next 16 st(s), ch4, skip 4 st(s), sc in next 17 st(s), ch4, skip 4 sts(s), sc in next 8 st(s). Turn. (82sc)

Row 39 – Row 42: ch1, sc in each st(s) across. Turn. (82sc)

Fasten off yarn and weave in ends.

If you have any suggestions or have detected any mistakes, please feel free to email me at mycrochetory@gmail.com

ASSEMBLY

Block all the parts of your pillow to give them shape.
Sew all parts together. Place all three pieces (FRONT, BACK BOTTOM, BACK TOP) on top of each other right sides facing. The BACK TOP (with buttonholes) should be in the centre. Mark corners and using a running stitch sew all pieces around. Next, turn inside out and sew one button beneath each buttonhole on BACK BOTTOM piece. Lastly, insert pillow pad.

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Comments

Mihaela

3 March 2018 at 08:17

It’s beautiful! I feel like I need more crocheted/knitted pillows in my life:) What do you stuff them with? Or you buy a blank pillow and calculate the pattern to fit it?

- Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
  
  3 March 2018 at 16:58
  
  Thank you! Yes, exactly. I buy a blank pillow (for example from IKEA). Then make chain that long to fit the pillow and design all pattern.
  
maia luisa

5 March 2018 at 07:41

beautiful

Annabel

24 March 2018 at 22:18

Hi, let me start by saying this pattern is gorgeous! I do have a question though. How big was your finished pillow? I’m trying to make them and I think mine are getting too large.

- Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
  
  25 March 2018 at 09:24
  
  Hi, thanks for your kind word! The finished pillow should be 40cm x 40cm size. Please check the gauge. It could be your crochet tension. Probably you need to crochet little tighter.
  
  - Annabel Kamerman
    
    25 March 2018 at 15:53
    
    I do have another question. You say in the beginning that you work the even rows one row bellow and the FPcrochet two rows bellow. Does this mean that you work row 4 into row 3 (the regular row) or in row 2?
    
    - Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
      
      25 March 2018 at 16:22
      
      When you work Row 3 every post stitches should be worked in indicated stitches 2 rows below (this means in row 1) and every single crochet in indicated stitches 1 row below (this means in row 2). For Row 4 every stitches (single crochet stitches) should be worked in indicated stitches 1 row below (Row 3). Is it helpful? Please check the chart for this pattern. Maybe it helps you easier understand the written instruction.
      
Zainab

24 May 2018 at 03:48

Sorry but i think there is something wrong in the pattern or i didnt get it right.
In row 7, there are 2 skipped stitches that were not replaced, exactly after the second 5 sc, and this happened again at row9, which finally makes the row stitch’s number less by 2.
Did i got it wrong?
I really liked your pattern and i am so excited, i am waiting for your reply :(❤️

- Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
  
  29 May 2018 at 11:32
  
  Hi, I have just get through the pattern and for me everything is fine. Please, send me maybe a picture of your pillow and I will look closer at your work.
  
- Heather
  
  26 August 2018 at 06:59
  
  I am having the same issue with row 7. I have tried this row three times now and doing it exactly as written. The two skipped stitches in the pattern should follow a FPDC shouldn’t it????
  
  - Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
    
    26 August 2018 at 10:54
    
    Yes, I can see now! I checked the pattern one more time and, indeed, there were missing 2 FPdc(s) in Row 7 and row 9. I have just updated the pattern.
    Sorry! We are only human 🙂
    
    - Ryan Mitchell
      
      18 April 2020 at 05:15
      
      If I was wanting to make an afghan with this pattern what chain amount would you recommend me to do?
      
      - Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
        
        25 April 2020 at 08:26
        
        It depends on what yarn you are going to use and how big the afghan you want to be.
Granya

29 January 2019 at 20:14

How would I increase to make it to make it approximately 20 inches?

- Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
  
  1 February 2019 at 20:22
  
  For 20in pillow this pattern haven’t been tested unfortunately.
  
Karyn

6 March 2019 at 06:13

Hi .. love your pattern . I have altered it slightly to create a centre piece in my afghan which is 200 stitches wide . It should look amazing when I’ve finished

- Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
  
  7 March 2019 at 09:36
  
  Thanks! Please show be when you finished 🙂
  
Jennie G.

15 July 2019 at 03:08

I’m in love with this pattern. In my mind I can see an afghan made with this pattern. It will just take me some time for figure number of chains for the repeats across and how many repeats of the pattern for length.

Karen

11 October 2019 at 11:01

Hi, this looks absolutely amazing! I can’t wait to try it! Thank you for your hard work xx

Serena

17 October 2019 at 12:34

Hello , thank you for the pattern. Please can i make a video on arabic langage with your pattern in my youtube channel? Of course i will write in the description that it’s yours. Waiting for your answer. Thank you again.

- Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
  
  18 October 2019 at 15:40
  
  Thanks for asking but I don’t allow anybody to make any YT tutorials based on my patterns.
  
Hilda ABELL

21 August 2020 at 08:48

Hi from Australia. LOVE your beautiful aqua Cable Diamond cushion! Will put it on my to-do-list! You have done very well learning crocheting and that GOOD in a very short time! I have been crocheting for well over 54 years, on and off. Now I am retired, I have taken it up again NON_STOP!! Crocheting is not only very relaxing but VERY ADDICTIVE!!!
All the best in your new projects. Thank you again. Hilda

Anne Risoli

7 October 2021 at 05:59

Hello, Love this pillow design. Can you tell me the size of the pillow you used stuff this pillow pattern? Love all your patterns and thank you. Anne

- Sylwia (MyCrochetory)
  
  11 October 2021 at 09:28
  
  Hi. I used a 40cm x 40 cm pillow.