How to Turn the Knot Pillow Trend Into Fun Hanging Decor

Do you love knot pillows as much as I do? I think they look great on a perfectly made bed, and it’s no wonder that this trend is still going strong. To make things fun, I decided to create a DIY knot pillow hanging decor piece using the adorable design. In order to create this piece, I made three miniature knot pillows using gray chunky yarn used for arm knitting. Once each mini knot pillow was done, I hung them from the ceiling, keeping them at different heights.

DIY Knot Pillow

MATERIALS: All you need for this project is 25mm chunky yarn and some white string.

DIY Knot Pillow
STEP-BY-STEP
1. To start making your first knot, cut one strand (approx 140 inches long) of chunky yarn. Lay the first strand down and loop it around, like photo 1.
2. The second step is to create another loop while creating a pretzel shape, like photo 2.
3. Following photos 3-6, weave the strand in and out of the loops following the arrows.
4. Once your piece looks like photo 6, you will repeat all the previous steps two more times. The easiest way to do this is by following the dashed line as an initial guide. Keep on weaving the yarn until each face of the design has three lines of yarn.

DIY Knot Pillow

5. After you completed the previous steps, your knot should look like the photo above with two ends hanging out. You can now tuck the ends in, one at a time.

DIY Knot Pillow

6. Once your knot is done, tie in the white string so you can hang them from the ceiling.

DIY Knot Pillow Hanging Decor Piece

This would look great above the changing area, in your nursing nook or as a focal point near the crib. But please note, it should never be placed directly above the crib for safety reasons.

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Patchi Cancado is the creative director and co-founder of Trendy Peas—an online boutique focusing on home goods for little ones and their grown up versions. She lives in Virginia with her husband and three kids. When she is not spending time with her family, she is in her studio designing her next home good.
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