How to crochet a circle pillow case

[@angelaparker994]

I can't thank you enough for this video! When first leaning to crochet, this is one of the first how to videos I watched. I have literally watched hundreds of videos and 4 years later, I STILL go back to this one. You are an amazing teacher and I want to thank you so very much!!

[@createcrochet2940]

You are such a lovely human, thank you Angela! I wonder how your crochet journey has grown in the last 4 years?

[@angelaparker994]

@@createcrochet2940 😍 I'm currently working on a plarn (string made from plastic grocery bags) hornets nest for my grandsons new playground. It's supposed to deter the REAL hornets from making a nest near by. But anyway, I had to reference your video (once again) because I never remember how to get the magic circle started. That as well as increasing in the circle. Thank you again!

[@vandana5575]

My friend wanted me to make a pair of round pillow covers. Of all the videos, this one is the best. So, I made one. It was perfectly flat. 😎 The next is kind of looking like a flat bowl 😁😂🤭 I tried changing the hook. Its still curling. Tried doing it all over. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Thank you for this tutorial. 😊🙏🏻💖💖

[@annemurphy3472]

Thank you for this crochet video !! I found it was easy to follow. They may not of came out perfect but I’m happy with them and now my grandkids want me to make them some !! 🙏🤗

[@alui6282]

I just finished making this for my daughter to use when she does her yoga. Turned out great. Thank you for the easy tutorial.

[@nancyoleksy]

I love the way you taught this. I appreciate you understand beginners don't understand the lingo. I am fairly new at crochet. Love this pillow idea.

[@karenjohn8847]

A brilliant tutorial, thank you

[@ImGinaMarie]

You did a wonderful tutorial!! It was nice that you used yarn that didn't blend with the back ground and that we were actually able to see you crochet the stitches. I especially found it helpful to know that you mark the last stitch to help you keep track of where you need to end and how to count each row adding one more single than the previous row, the stitch you used in the US, is called a half double crochet. Thanks for your time and knowledge to share what you have learned; you are very generous!

[@createcrochet2940]

Ginmars1 Thank you so much for your kind words!!! I am humbled by you watching my video and taking the time to leave such positive words - a massive thank you xx

[@ImGinaMarie]

You are most certainly welcome and very deserving! You are more appreciated than you know I'm sure, people just don't leave comments as often as they should. Keep up the great videos, good ones are very hard to find and such a help for those of us who really want to understand. I remember when I first started crocheting how difficult it was to read a pattern with all the * and ( ) etc... lol. Now things are done on charts and I'm struggling again trying to read those as simple as they are supposed to be. Its soooo much easier to learn with an experienced crocheter than to read a book, learn stitches and try to follow a pattern at the same time. I don't usually make round items so I haven't had the experience to learn this and it helped a lot.

[@createcrochet2940]

Ginmars1 Again - a massive thank you! Is there a project you have in mind but maybe need a little extra assistance? i will make a video especially for you. I am not recording right now as my son is on summer vacation from school and requires a lot of my time!!!

[@ImGinaMarie]

I understand about the kids and school, our kids here in the US are on vacation too, till towards the end of the month. No rush on tutorials but I do enjoy them. Because so many people use You tube for instruction it is such a wonderful thing to have! I need a refresher on some of the basics like how to figure out a multiple for a pattern and how to read crochet graphs and maybe sometime how to do the filet crochet where they create words crocheting...i used to have a good understanding of crochet at one time but it has been so long since I have picked it up again. The lady who taught me passed away several years ago and it was hard for me to continue.

[@createcrochet2940]

+Ginmars1 I tend to make up all of my own patterns and I am very aware of copy right laws and KZbin. I have never been successful with crochet graphs - that being said, I am sure one of our community on our facebook page will help you...they are a lovely bunch on there willing to help!

[@kndpad]

Making my 4th thank you so much

[@shanachan6011]

I must say your tutorial is amazing! I've been learning crochet via KZbin and patterns i've found on the Internet but very few actually teach you something. Yours taught me more than a hundred tutorials! Thank you so much and I wish you the very best for your future

[@createcrochet2940]

Thank you Marjorie and welcome to the wonderful world of crocheting, your going to love it!! Your kind words are very much appreciated.

[@hgib3]

Thank you for this tutorial. I was just searching for round pillow case tutorials and instructions because I have two round and two square pillows needing covers. This will give me a much better custom look and color match for my living room, thanks again! 😄

[@createcrochet2940]

+hgib3 thanks for watching, I'm sure they'll look brilliant!

[@Andrea-fr8uu]

This is beautiful and you have made a great video to follow by I thank you

[@wendyshort3629]

Beautiful I'd love to do this

[@246trixie]

This is beautiful!

[@marinhafreitas6738]

Achei esse trabalho muito lindo!! Vou tentar fazer!! Obrigada.

[@Jag4MEH]

nice job. I am going to make a square one ...thanks

[@createcrochet2940]

Carmen Torres Hi Carmen, Did you make a square one? how did it turn out?

[@jhilldoss]

awesome this was published on my birthday

[@debrazachry6369]

Excellent 😊

[@jayajoseph687]

Thanks

[@monicaleitao25]

Maravilhoso vídeo! Parabéns!

[@terriwatts5177]

I would love to use this as a stool cover top,could you possibility give directions fro decreasing for a stool?

[@createcrochet2940]

+Terri Watts Hi Terri, Instead of increasing on each round replace by crocheting 2 stitches together. This will is a decrease. I generally play with decreases for a specific project so what i'm thinking is if just doing 3 decreases per round isn't making it small enough decrease more and more until it fits.

[@yashodalakshman2674]

Very nice mam

[@createcrochet2940]

Thank you :)

[@NadjetNadjet-ud7hr]

thank you

[@anitajacobs2506]

I have a round pillow an need a pillow case crochet pattern for easy level or little above it. I cant find any an none really in english terminology

[@GeenaPoldnev]

Do you have to use both strings or can you use one at a time?

[@marycooke9535]

Hi can you tell me how much yarn would be needed to make a 16 inch diameter pillow using two strands of DK please? x

[@createcrochet2940]

+Mary Cooke Hi Mary. I always over estimate how much yarn will be needed! If my memory serves me correctly you won't need more than 576 metres. The balls I used are 288m each and I don't think I used all of the last one up. I am sorry to be vague but it has been a while since I made mine....if in doubt get more and take any un-used balls back to the store (or use them for another project!)

[@maryellenlucero2320]

Hi I am only using one strand worsted 4 and using hook K 6.5 mm but edges are curling up do you think I should start over with hook L 8 mm???

[@createcrochet2940]

+Mary Ellen Lucero how far into the project have you got? If it's only a little way then yes, try a different hook. Sometimes crochet circles do curl but you can block them out at the end - but that's only if there is a little bit of curl. Hope that helps

[@maryellenlucero2320]

create crochet I am not to far in the project so yes not a problem to start over and I saw in your video you gave example of how it should not be. I truly appreciate your response in this project. So far what I have seen yours is the easiest for beginners.....:)

[@annwelch4038]

Hi do you have a written pattern for the circular cushion

[@jhilldoss]

omg I could make my own BODY PILLOW

[@prettyandcexi]

Hello can you tell me where to find the writen pattern for this... I would really like to try it.

[@createcrochet2940]

PrettyandCexi Nails I am very sorry but I don't really write patterns for public viewing (mainly because its all scribbles!). My advice would be to follow the video and if you need any further help or have questions let me know and I will help as best as I can - happy crocheting!!!

[@gwennadoty7374]

How can you make it with a lining?

[@createcrochet2940]

G wenna Doty Thank you for your comment. If I were to put a lining in I would make 2 circles the same size as your pillow case and sew them together (leaving an opening for you pillow). I would then hand sew your beautiful crochet work to the pillow. I have to be honest and say I have not lined my pillow, I got a circular pillow from Amazon and the pillow itself is ok to have a wipe over with a damp cloth. I hope this helps!!!!

[@gwennadoty7374]

Thanks

[@createcrochet2940]

I would love to see how a square one turn out Carmen, could you please post a picture on my facebook page: facebook.com/createcrochet. Thank you for leaving a comment xx

[@hannahw90hw]

I'm quite a beginner, but when I made this and put my two sides together, one was bigger than the other, even though I used the same sized hook and yarn. Any idea where Ive gone wrong?

[@createcrochet2940]

oh honey I'm wondering if your tension was different.....as I one was crochet looser? there is a cheats way to sort this out simply add more rows to the smaller one until it matches the larger one! or the perfectionists route would be to do a third one and see which it matches to. let me know how you get on

[@hannahw90hw]

ok thank you thats helpful. I will try to concentrate on each stich being the same

[@createcrochet2940]

+Hannah Montana let me know how you get on....I'm very happy to answer any questions

[@hannahw90hw]

thank you :)

[@katesharronavery6448]

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