The classic way of decorating and conditioning our furniture with square crochet cushions returns to stay inside homes. Take a look at some of the ways to weave them so that you can include them in spaces with modern and warm styles.

FABRICS WITH MANY COLORS One of the ways to make a decorative cushion is by integrating many colors in the same fabric. This can be achieved by integrating a color for each row of fabric, or in sequences of several rows per color.

To give even more dynamism, you can integrate several points in the same cushion, with the sequence of colors that you define. The idea is always to start with the magic ring, continuing with about two rounds of half double crochet. In the third round, half double crochet and increases are knitted in each of the four corners to shape the square.

After this or before starting, you should decide if you are going to knit the entire square with the same stitches, or if you are going to opt for more decorative ones such as openwork, shells, crab stitches and others. To finish with all the color 100%, there is an option that is fashionable for different types of decorative elements and clothing accessories, and that is to decorate the edges with wool fringes.

The wool fringes are made with the same yarn you use to weave the squares, cutting strips of yarn twice as long as you want for the fringes. These are tied with simple knots on the last row of the fabric of the square.

THE MONOCHROMATIC AND VERSATILE Now we leave aside the varied colors, to concentrate on the models of crochet cushions of a single color or monochromatic. For these, the same weaving techniques are used as for the colored ones, only that you choose a single color for the entire cushion.