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omg cushion tutorial by kate webber

Make a neon OMG! cushion

Published on September 8, 2026 by Merion

Skill Levelbeginner-plus

Project time 5 hours

OMG! It’s a neon, pompom cushion! Say it with neon with Kath Webber’s fun and funky cushion pattern project this weekend!

Say it with neon with Kath Webber’s fun and funky cushion pattern! Tapestry crochet lends itself delightfully to the slogan trend, and nothing says it quite like neon! Grab a few balls of Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky and your pompom makers for a super-fun quick boudoir cushion.

omg cushion tutorial by kate webber

Making the cushion

1

Basic pattern:

The back and front pieces follow the same basic pattern.

Make the back piece in plain fabric using the Marine Blue, while you add the writing design with tapestry crochet.

Make 46 chain.

Starting in second Ch from hook, make 1 DC in each Ch across, turn.

45 DC.

2

Rows 2 to 30:

1 Ch (does not count as DC), 1 DC in each dc across, turn.

45 DC.

omg cushion tutorial by kate webber

Working the tapestry crochet

1

Work to the color change:

Work in the main color until the stitch before the color change.

Insert the hook into the next st, then draw a loop back through so that you have two loops on the hook.

omg cushion tutorial by kate webber
2

Switch to your contrast color:

Now drop the main color from your yarn hand and pick up the contrasting color.

Complete the stitch by taking the yarn over hook and drawing it through both loops on the hook.

Crochet over the main color while you work your contrasting stitches.

omg cushion tutorial by kate webber
omg cushion tutorial by kate webber
omg cushion tutorial by kate webber

Reading a crochet chart

Read a crochet chart by starting in the bottom right-hand corner, then read from right to left.

You can use a piece of washi tape to help guide the rows. Alternate rows should be read from left to right.

Making up the cushion

1

Pin wrong sides together:

Place the two pieces wrong sides together and pin to hold in place.

omg cushion tutorial by kate webber
2

Oversew, and stuff:

Using a yarn needle and some left over yarn from one of the cushion pieces, oversew the pieces together, stuffing firmly with the toy stuffing before sewing completely shut.

omg cushion tutorial by kate webber
3

Make 4 pom poms:

Sew each one to a corner of the cushion.

omg cushion tutorial by kate webber

There you have it! Your OMG! cushion is ready for the sofa!

omg cushion tutorial by kate webber
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