7 free pixel patterns from the CloudStream team — TVs, a remote control, popcorn and remote-button coasters. Each comes with a chart, a colour list, row-by-row written instructions and a printable PDF.
The photos are digital previews of the finished pieces, made from the charts. The preview shows waistcoat (centre single crochet) stitches for the knit-like V look — regular sc works with the same chart and is easier when working back and forth. US crochet terms: ch = chain, sc = single crochet (UK double crochet), st = stitch, RS/WS = right/wrong side.
Retro TV Tapestry Crochet Square
A cheerful retro TV with a lime play button on the screen — a 40 × 40 pixel graph for tapestry crochet. Make it into a cushion front, a wall hanging, a bag panel or a square for a TV-night blanket.
DK (light worsted) yarn in 6 colours — cotton or acrylic; leftovers work, the cream background uses the most
4 mm (US G-6) crochet hook, or the size that gives you a firm fabric
Tapestry needle and scissors
How to read the chart
Each square of the chart is one stitch. Row 1 is the bottom row of the chart.
Odd rows (right side, RS) are read from right to left; even rows (wrong side, WS) from left to right. Row numbers sit on the side where each row starts.
To change colour, work the stitch before the change until 2 loops are left on the hook, then finish it with the new colour.
Carry the colour you are not using along the top of the row below and crochet over it, so it is hidden inside the stitches. For big blocks of one colour you can drop it and pick it up on the next row instead.
Left-handed? Read odd rows from left to right and even rows from right to left — the picture comes out the same way round.
Instructions
Foundation: with Cream, ch 41.
Row 1 (RS): sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, following row 1 of the chart — 40 sc.
Rows 2–40: ch 1, turn, sc in each st across, following the chart row by row (odd rows right to left, even rows left to right). Fasten off after the last row.
Weave in all ends on the wrong side and block the square flat.
Optional border: 1 round of sc in Navy, working 3 sc in each corner.
Cushion: sew the square to a plain back panel of the same size and stuff, or slip a 20 cm cushion pad inside.
C2C option. Prefer a big blanket? The same graph works for corner-to-corner (C2C): each square of the chart is one C2C tile. In worsted yarn with a 5 mm hook a tile is roughly 2.5 cm, so the TV becomes a lap blanket of about 100 cm (40 in).
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Smart TV Night Crochet Pattern (TV + Remote)
A modern smart TV showing a streaming home screen — a play banner and a row of colourful posters — while the remote sends signal waves at it. A 50 × 28 graph for a long cushion, a wall hanging or a TV-room blanket.
Digital preview made from the chart.
Graph
50 × 28 stitches
Size
about 25 × 13 cm (10 × 5 in) in DK, larger in worsted
DK yarn in the colours listed — small amounts are enough for the posters and the remote
4 mm (US G-6) crochet hook
Tapestry needle and scissors
How to read the chart
Each square of the chart is one stitch. Row 1 is the bottom row of the chart.
Odd rows (right side, RS) are read from right to left; even rows (wrong side, WS) from left to right. Row numbers sit on the side where each row starts.
To change colour, work the stitch before the change until 2 loops are left on the hook, then finish it with the new colour.
Carry the colour you are not using along the top of the row below and crochet over it, so it is hidden inside the stitches. For big blocks of one colour you can drop it and pick it up on the next row instead.
Left-handed? Read odd rows from left to right and even rows from right to left — the picture comes out the same way round.
Instructions
Foundation: with Cream, ch 51.
Row 1 (RS): sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, following row 1 of the chart — 50 sc.
Rows 2–28: ch 1, turn, sc in each st across, following the chart row by row (odd rows right to left, even rows left to right). Fasten off after the last row.
Weave in all ends on the wrong side and block flat.
Optional border: 1 round of sc in Charcoal, 3 sc in each corner.
Long cushion: sew to a back panel of the same size and stuff.
C2C option. In C2C (worsted yarn, 5 mm hook, about 2.5 cm per tile) the graph makes a lap blanket of roughly 125 × 70 cm (50 × 28 in).
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TV Remote Control Crochet Pattern (Remote Holder Pocket)
A chunky TV remote with a lime navigation ring, number keys and the four coloured buttons. Make it as the front of a sofa-arm pocket for your real remote, a mini cushion or — in C2C — a fun throw.
DK yarn — mostly Charcoal and Cream, small amounts of the button colours
4 mm (US G-6) crochet hook
Tapestry needle and scissors
How to read the chart
Each square of the chart is one stitch. Row 1 is the bottom row of the chart.
Odd rows (right side, RS) are read from right to left; even rows (wrong side, WS) from left to right. Row numbers sit on the side where each row starts.
To change colour, work the stitch before the change until 2 loops are left on the hook, then finish it with the new colour.
Carry the colour you are not using along the top of the row below and crochet over it, so it is hidden inside the stitches. For big blocks of one colour you can drop it and pick it up on the next row instead.
Left-handed? Read odd rows from left to right and even rows from right to left — the picture comes out the same way round.
Instructions
Foundation: with Cream, ch 25.
Row 1 (RS): sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, following row 1 of the chart — 24 sc.
Rows 2–48: ch 1, turn, sc in each st across, following the chart row by row (odd rows right to left, even rows left to right). Fasten off after the last row.
Weave in all ends on the wrong side and block flat.
Remote pocket: crochet a plain back panel (ch 25, 48 rows of sc). Hold both panels wrong sides together and sc through both layers around the sides and bottom, leaving the top open.
To hang it over the sofa arm, sew a strip (about 10 sts wide and 30 cm long) to the top of the back panel.
C2C option. In C2C (worsted yarn, 5 mm hook) the remote becomes a throw of roughly 60 × 120 cm (24 × 48 in).
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No Signal TV Crochet Pattern (Colour Bars)
The classic “no signal” colour bars on a red retro TV. A bold 40 × 40 graph for a cushion, a wall hanging or a blanket square.
DK yarn in the colours listed — the bars only need small amounts each
4 mm (US G-6) crochet hook
Tapestry needle and scissors
How to read the chart
Each square of the chart is one stitch. Row 1 is the bottom row of the chart.
Odd rows (right side, RS) are read from right to left; even rows (wrong side, WS) from left to right. Row numbers sit on the side where each row starts.
To change colour, work the stitch before the change until 2 loops are left on the hook, then finish it with the new colour.
Carry the colour you are not using along the top of the row below and crochet over it, so it is hidden inside the stitches. For big blocks of one colour you can drop it and pick it up on the next row instead.
Left-handed? Read odd rows from left to right and even rows from right to left — the picture comes out the same way round.
Instructions
Foundation: with Cream, ch 41.
Row 1 (RS): sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, following row 1 of the chart — 40 sc.
Rows 2–40: ch 1, turn, sc in each st across, following the chart row by row (odd rows right to left, even rows left to right). Fasten off after the last row.
Weave in all ends on the wrong side and block flat.
Optional border: 1 round of sc in Charcoal, 3 sc in each corner.
Cushion: sew to a back panel of the same size and stuff.
C2C option. In C2C (worsted yarn, 5 mm hook) the graph makes a blanket of roughly 100 × 100 cm (40 × 40 in).
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Movie Night Popcorn Crochet Pattern
A striped popcorn bucket heaped with popcorn on a navy background, with a lime play button on the label. A 32 × 40 graph for a cushion, a tote bag panel or a movie-night blanket square.
Each square of the chart is one stitch. Row 1 is the bottom row of the chart.
Odd rows (right side, RS) are read from right to left; even rows (wrong side, WS) from left to right. Row numbers sit on the side where each row starts.
To change colour, work the stitch before the change until 2 loops are left on the hook, then finish it with the new colour.
Carry the colour you are not using along the top of the row below and crochet over it, so it is hidden inside the stitches. For big blocks of one colour you can drop it and pick it up on the next row instead.
Left-handed? Read odd rows from left to right and even rows from right to left — the picture comes out the same way round.
Instructions
Foundation: with Navy, ch 33.
Row 1 (RS): sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, following row 1 of the chart — 32 sc.
Rows 2–40: ch 1, turn, sc in each st across, following the chart row by row (odd rows right to left, even rows left to right). Fasten off after the last row.
Weave in all ends on the wrong side and block flat.
Tote bag: sew the panel onto the front of a plain bag, or crochet a back panel and add handles.
Optional border: 1 round of sc in Navy, 3 sc in each corner.
C2C option. In C2C (worsted yarn, 5 mm hook) the graph makes a blanket of roughly 80 × 100 cm (32 × 40 in).
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Movie Night Remote-Button Coasters
Four quick coasters that look like the buttons on your remote — Play, Pause, Stop and Rewind. 20 × 20 stitches each, perfect for using up cotton scraps before a movie night.
Digital preview made from the chart.
Graph
4 charts, 20 × 20 stitches each
Size
about 10–11 cm (4–4.5 in) per coaster in DK cotton
DK cotton yarn (absorbent and washable) in Royal blue, Lime green, Navy and Cream
4 mm (US G-6) crochet hook
Tapestry needle and scissors
How to read the chart
Each square of the chart is one stitch. Row 1 is the bottom row of the chart.
Odd rows (right side, RS) are read from right to left; even rows (wrong side, WS) from left to right. Row numbers sit on the side where each row starts.
To change colour, work the stitch before the change until 2 loops are left on the hook, then finish it with the new colour.
Carry the colour you are not using along the top of the row below and crochet over it, so it is hidden inside the stitches. For big blocks of one colour you can drop it and pick it up on the next row instead.
Left-handed? Read odd rows from left to right and even rows from right to left — the picture comes out the same way round.
Instructions
Foundation: with the background colour, ch 21.
Row 1 (RS): sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, following row 1 of the chart — 20 sc.
Rows 2–20: ch 1, turn, sc in each st across, following the chart row by row (odd rows right to left, even rows left to right). Fasten off after the last row.
Play coaster — row by row (20 rows)
Row 1RS ← 20 Royal blue
Row 2WS → 20 Royal blue
Row 3RS ← 20 Royal blue
Row 4WS → 20 Royal blue
Row 5RS ← 13 Royal blue, 1 Lime green, 6 Royal blue
Row 6WS → 6 Royal blue, 3 Lime green, 11 Royal blue
Row 7RS ← 9 Royal blue, 5 Lime green, 6 Royal blue
Row 8WS → 6 Royal blue, 6 Lime green, 8 Royal blue
Row 9RS ← 6 Royal blue, 8 Lime green, 6 Royal blue
Row 10WS → 6 Royal blue, 10 Lime green, 4 Royal blue
Row 11RS ← 4 Royal blue, 10 Lime green, 6 Royal blue
Row 12WS → 6 Royal blue, 8 Lime green, 6 Royal blue
Row 13RS ← 8 Royal blue, 6 Lime green, 6 Royal blue
Row 14WS → 6 Royal blue, 5 Lime green, 9 Royal blue
Row 15RS ← 11 Royal blue, 3 Lime green, 6 Royal blue
Row 16WS → 6 Royal blue, 1 Lime green, 13 Royal blue
Row 6WS → 8 Cream, 1 Royal blue, 5 Cream, 1 Royal blue, 5 Cream
Row 7RS ← 5 Cream, 2 Royal blue, 4 Cream, 2 Royal blue, 7 Cream
Row 8WS → 6 Cream, 3 Royal blue, 3 Cream, 3 Royal blue, 5 Cream
Row 9RS ← 5 Cream, 4 Royal blue, 2 Cream, 4 Royal blue, 5 Cream
Row 10WS → 4 Cream, 5 Royal blue, 1 Cream, 5 Royal blue, 5 Cream
Row 11RS ← 5 Cream, 5 Royal blue, 1 Cream, 5 Royal blue, 4 Cream
Row 12WS → 5 Cream, 4 Royal blue, 2 Cream, 4 Royal blue, 5 Cream
Row 13RS ← 5 Cream, 3 Royal blue, 3 Cream, 3 Royal blue, 6 Cream
Row 14WS → 7 Cream, 2 Royal blue, 4 Cream, 2 Royal blue, 5 Cream
Row 15RS ← 5 Cream, 1 Royal blue, 5 Cream, 1 Royal blue, 8 Cream
Row 16WS → 20 Cream
Row 17RS ← 20 Cream
Row 18WS → 20 Cream
Row 19RS ← 20 Cream
Row 20WS → 20 Cream
Finishing
Weave in the ends on the wrong side and press the coaster flat (cotton can take a warm iron with a cloth).
Optional border: 1 round of sc in the background colour with 3 sc in each corner (adds about 1 cm).
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Power, Volume & Mute Crochet Coasters
Four more remote-button coasters for your TV corner: Power, Volume up, Volume down and Mute. Same 20 × 20 size as the Play/Pause set, so the two sets mix and match.
Digital preview made from the chart.
Graph
4 charts, 20 × 20 stitches each
Size
about 10–11 cm (4–4.5 in) per coaster in DK cotton
DK cotton yarn (absorbent and washable) in the colours listed
4 mm (US G-6) crochet hook
Tapestry needle and scissors
How to read the chart
Each square of the chart is one stitch. Row 1 is the bottom row of the chart.
Odd rows (right side, RS) are read from right to left; even rows (wrong side, WS) from left to right. Row numbers sit on the side where each row starts.
To change colour, work the stitch before the change until 2 loops are left on the hook, then finish it with the new colour.
Carry the colour you are not using along the top of the row below and crochet over it, so it is hidden inside the stitches. For big blocks of one colour you can drop it and pick it up on the next row instead.
Left-handed? Read odd rows from left to right and even rows from right to left — the picture comes out the same way round.
Instructions
Foundation: with the background colour, ch 21.
Row 1 (RS): sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, following row 1 of the chart — 20 sc.
Rows 2–20: ch 1, turn, sc in each st across, following the chart row by row (odd rows right to left, even rows left to right). Fasten off after the last row.
Weave in the ends on the wrong side and press the coaster flat.
Optional border: 1 round of sc in the background colour with 3 sc in each corner (adds about 1 cm).
Made by CloudStream — the IPTV player for Fire Stick, Android TV, LG and Samsung Smart TVs. Add your own playlist and try it free for 7 days at cloudstream.pro. Visit cloudstream.pro
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Smart TV night
Remote control
No Signal TV
Popcorn bucket
Movie night coasters
Power & volume coasters
