This is a new cushion sized square pattern. There is a FREE version on my blog HEREand a ready to print PDF version here on Raverly

Materials

Hook: 4.00mm / 4.50mm
Yarn A: 3 balls (135g used) Scheepjes River Washed Steenbras 942, 78% Cotton x 22% Acrylic, 50grams/130meters
Yarn B: 3 balls (105g used) Scheepjes River Washed Narmada 962, 78% Cotton x 22% Acrylic, 50grams/130meters
Border
Yarn C: 1 ball Scheepjes Stone Washed Lemon Quartz 812, 78% Cotton x 22% Acrylic, 50grams/130meters

Measurements

50cm x 50cm / 19,68in x 19,68in (with border)

Abbreviations (U.K. terms)

ch(s) chain or chain stitches
ss slip stitch
dc double crochet
tr treble
dc2tog double crochet 2 together: (insert hook in st/sp, yoh, pull up loop) twice, yoh, draw through all loops
dc3tog double crochet 3 together: (insert hook in st/sp, yoh, pull up loop) 3 times, yoh, draw through all loops
blo back loop only: insert hook under back loop only
flo front loop only
inc increase
dec decrease
rep repeat
ws wrong side
rs right side
st(s) stitch(es)

Pattern Notes

• Read the whole pattern before you start.
• Ch1 or ch2 at beg of row does not count as st. First dc is always worked in same stitch as ch1.
• Pattern is worked on rs only. (except first 7 and last 9 rows).
• Pattern is crocheted corner to corner.
• All dcs are worked in blo, except the first 7 and last 9 rows and the stitches in first and last stitch of every row.
• Dc2tog in the beginning and the end of every decreasing row are crocheted through both loops.
• All trs are worked in flo in the second row beneath (same color row). Except border.
• When crocheting the pattern yarn is cut after every row. Except first 7 and last 9 rows.
• The pattern increases with two stitches from row 1 to 69 and increases from row 71 to 139
• To make a cushion you have 3 possibilities
Make two squares and crochet them together, hiding all loose ends in between the two squares.
Make a square in one color in dc only without the mosaic pattern by following the increases and decreases.
Make the border and sew the square on a plane cushion cover (that’s what I did).