Picture this: you come home after a long day at work. You make yourself a cup of hot tea or coffee, and then settle comfortably onto the couch, stretching your legs out on a soft, handmade pouf. How about turning this delightful idea into reality? With the Piper Pouf crochet pattern by Katy Petersen, it’s easier than you think!
What Crochet Skills Are Needed Before Starting?
To make this wonderful crochet floor pouf, you should know how to change yarn colors. In this pattern, the colors change in each round, which gives a beautiful multicolored look. Another thing you should know is how to work stitches in rounds.
The pattern uses simple single crochet and double crochet stitches in joined rounds. It’s divided into three parts: increase section (top), straight section (sides), and decrease section (bottom).
Does This Pattern Include A Removable Bottom Piece?
Yes, it does. It’s a great idea that makes the whole design even more practical. The bottom section features an opening closed with a removable disc. This way, you can take out the stuffing whenever you need to wash it or replace it with a new one.
How Much Yarn Will You Need For This Project?
This crochet floor pouf pattern is worked with two strands of worsted yarn held together for added softness and durability.
The designer used 4 balls of Sprightly Acrylic Wool Worsted in Green and 5 balls of Sprightly Spectrum Worsted in Cresting Waves. Feel free to use any other medium-weight yarn you like, though. You can also consider crocheting it with just one strand of super bulky weight.
