The Christmas pillow set you helped design 🎄 (25% off)


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The pillow set you helped design 🎄

A few weeks ago I asked our Reddit community what you most wanted to make this holiday season — and you showed up. Your ideas, your favorite motifs, your "please make them match!" requests all went straight into the sketchbook. So this one is really yours: a bobble-stitch set of four, designed with your input. 🤍

Crochet Christmas bobble pillow set of four

Snowflake, Reindeer, Christmas Tree and Star — each drawn entirely in raised bobble stitches, each worked flat in simple single crochet, each finishing at a tidy 16″. Make one for a cozy cushion, or all four for a set that looks like it came from the same shop. (Because it did. 😉)

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25% off everything — including the full set

The set is already bundled below the price of three single patterns — and SLSEMAIL25 takes another 25% off that too. It's the best price you'll ever see on the whole collection.

Use code SLSEMAIL25 at checkout on Etsy & Ravelry

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Meet the Four

Crochet snowflake bobble pillow

Snowflake

Cream on cream, no colorwork at all — the easiest place to start. 113 bobbles.

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Crochet reindeer bobble pillow

Reindeer

Tan bobbles on cream, and the quickest of the four. 110 bobbles.

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Crochet Christmas tree bobble pillow

Christmas Tree

A tiered evergreen in deep green — three tiers and a spire. 147 bobbles.

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Crochet Christmas star bobble pillow

Star

One confident five-point star in golden amber — the showpiece. 170 bobbles.

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New to bobbles? Start with the Snowflake or Reindeer — and every pattern comes with a digital row tracker you tap through on your phone, so you never lose your place mid-row.

This one's thanks to you 🧶

Honestly, I wouldn't have designed a matching set without your nudge. Getting to make what this community actually asks for is my favorite part of the whole thing — so thank you. Keep the ideas coming; the next collection could be yours too.

Which one are you casting on first? Hit reply and tell me — and if you've got a design on your wish list, I'm all ears. 💛

Happy making,
Ashleigh

One little note before you go: there's a sponsor just below. A peek their way is a small, free way to support the shop — and it's what helps keep so many of these patterns free. Thank you! 💛

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