FREE PATTERN How to Crochet Plush Star Cushion With Legs
Upgrade your plush star cushion by adding adorable features like legs, blush cheeks, and a nose with this step-by-step tutorial. You will find the guides for crocheting, even the star cushion. Follow through with us for more details about this project! It is perfect for kids.
Crochet Adorable Star Cushion Tutorial
This video offers a beginner-friendly guide to creating a star-shaped crochet cushion using chenille yarn and a 6.5 mm hook. The instructor demonstrates how to make two identical round panels with structured increases across ten rounds.
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- The tutorial assumes you have already made the basic star cushion, which serves as the base.
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Creating the Legs:
- The process begins by making a slip knot to start.
- The legs are crocheted using foundation chains, single crochets, increases, and decreases.
- Back loop stitches are introduced in certain rounds for texture.
- The color switches to white in later rounds to add contrast to the legs.
- Once complete, the legs are stuffed, sewn onto the star, and adjusted for symmetry.
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Adding Blush Cheeks:
- Two strands of five-ply milk cotton yarn are used to create the blush cheeks with a thicker texture.
- The cheeks are crocheted starting with a magic ring, followed by increases to form a circular shape.
- The finished blush pieces are attached to the star cushion.
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Making the Nose:
- A slip knot and foundation chain are used to start the nose.
- Techniques include working on both sides of the foundation chain to achieve a rounded shape.
- The finished nose is attached to complete the face on the star.
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Assembly:
- All features (legs, cheeks, and nose) are sewn onto the star cushion securely.
- Gaps are filled if necessary by adding extra stitches, and ends are woven neatly.
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Conclusion:
- The tutorial concludes with a demonstration of attaching facial features, leaving users with a completed star cushion upgrade.
- The creator invites viewers to enjoy crocheting and look forward to the next video.
Supplies Used in the Tutorial:
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Yarn: Approximately 400g of chenille yarn
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Crochet Hook: 6.5 mm hook
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Stitch Marker: For marking the first stitch of each round
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Stuffing Material: For filling the cushion
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Tapestry Needle or Crochet Hook: For sewing the panels together
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Scissors
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Optional: Additional markers to separate star points








