This is perfect DIY for both experienced as well as new crocheters, make a trendy bohemian cushion, easily made in a few hours.
I mixed a few stitches, such as;
Want to get that hotel feeling in your bedroom? It is easy made with some ribbons. 
After some hours if work I’ve finished my latest crochet project, a cushion and a blanket made by granny squares.
Both items are made by cotton yarn, for the blanket I crocheted 9 rows of each granny square, all joined together by sewing, using the yarn as thread.
The backside of the cushion is made of solid white furniture fabric, so this cushion can also be used as a seat on the floor.
See also: Pattern to make Granny Squares
This cushion is made of four different fabrics. Three pieces in the front and one large piece in the back.
I like ribbons so I sew on a couple of those where the different fabrics join together and I also places lace along the longer sides.
The cushion measures 60x30cm.
I just love to crochet granny squares, therefore my home is now looking like my grannys home with all those squares, on blankets, cushions and table cloth…
Easy to do and perfect for using the left overs of yarn.
To get started, chain 5 (ch 5), and join to form a ring.
Chain 3 (ch 3)—this one counts as your first dc. Make 2 more dcs over ring. This is your first 3 dc shell.
*Ch 2, and make 3 dc over ring. Repeat from* 2 more times, ch 2 and join yarn to the 3rd ch of the round. First row of square is made!
Join the second color of yarn in one of the ch-2 spaces (these are all corners, at this point). Ch 3 to count as your first dc. In the same ch-2 space: 2 dc, ch 2, 3 dc. You’ve just made a corner.
Next, ch1, and skip the shell.
*In the next corner, (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc). Ch 1, skip the previous round’s shell. Repeat from * twice and join to the third stitch of the round.
With each round, you’ll be adding an extra shell on each side, and by adding your square grows bigger and bigger.
To finish a cushion, make 9 squares, finish all the squares with the same color, I used white. Sew the squares together with a thread of the same yarn when finished and sew the grannys on a piece of fabric.
The left cushion is made with patches of flowers, zigg-zagged onto the pillowcase.