Create cozy comfort for kids (and adults!) with this Easy Jumbo Yarn Crochet Lounger with Rolled Pillow. This beginner-friendly PDF crochet pattern uses soft jumbo yarn and a simple one-row repeat to create a squishy, reversible floor mat with a built-in pillow—perfect for lounging, playing, napping, or watching TV.
The textured back loop slip stitch creates a beautiful knit-look ridge and a thick, double-layered mat that’s soft and durable. Once the mat is finished, one end is rolled and stitched to form a comfy pillow—ideal for toddlers, kids, or even adults to use. Whether you’re looking for a thoughtful handmade gift or a fun project to cozy up your home, this pattern is a hit with all ages.
Why you’ll love it:
• Beginner-friendly and quick to work up
• Uses #7 jumbo yarn for a soft, chunky finish
• Great for toddlers, teens, or adults
• Reversible texture—no right or wrong side
• Perfect for playrooms, movie nights, or quiet time
• Makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, holidays, or baby showers
What’s included:
• Instant digital download (PDF)
• Step-by-step written instructions
• Materials list and sizing details
• Tips for assembling and sewing the pillow portion
Skill Level: Easy/Beginner
Yarn Required: Jumbo (#7) yarn
Pattern Format: PDF – digital download only
Size
57 X 82 inches unfolded.
About 28 ½ wide X 82 inches long folded. Once the pillow is rolled, and sewn down, the length is about 60 inches long.
Materials
Any Jumbo Weight Yarn #7. I used Bernat Blanket Big. 1 Ball is 300g/32 yards of yarn. I used two colors for the blanket. Malachite and Forest Splash. For the pillow portion, I used Sandy Cream.
For the Chunky Blanket. 14 Balls of yarn, 448 yards. I used 8 in the Malachite color and 6 in the Forest Splash color.
For the Pillow. 5 Balls of yarn, 160 yards.

Total skeins and yards. 19 skeins and 608 yards.

Crochet Hook US T/30mm
If you don’t have a hook that big, you can use a crochet hook US 50/25mm. However, it will change the gauge slightly.
Scissors
Tape Measure
Lighter to melt the ends of the acrylic yarn for joining new skeins and the ends of the yarn after weaving.