PART FOUR:
Sewing, Stuffing and…enjoy!SKILL LEVEL:
Easy to Intermediate
Basic stitches, simple shaping and finishing.SIZE:
Cushion: 40 cm x 40 cm
Sewing, Stuffing and…enjoy!SKILL LEVEL:
Easy to Intermediate
Basic stitches, simple shaping and finishing.SIZE:
Cushion: 40 cm x 40 cm
MATERIALS:
Yarns:
Small amounts of double knitting/light worsted yarn in various colors or
various colors in any yarn available
IMPORTANT NOTE – USE THE SAME TYPE OF YARN THROUGH OUT THE PROJECT!
Don’t stress – the size will just differ if different types are used 🙂
Hooks & Notions:
Size 4,00 mm
Yarn Needle
Inner Cushion
GAUGE:
Tension/Gauge is not necessary for this project to be perfect as long as all the blocks are approx. the same size
I use US Crochet stitch terminology
Sewing:
Sew the Solid Granny Square and Swirly Rectangles together as shown in photo.
Then attach (sew) that to two sides of the Big Wheel square to form one big square.
Making Bigger:
Join yarn into the middle SC of a corner, CH3, work 1 DC, 2 CH, 2 DC into same ST
Continue working 1 DC into each ST, working 2 DC, 2 CH, 2 DC into each corner.
change color
Rnd 2: Work 1 SC into each ST, working 3 SC into each corner (into the 2 CH space)
change color
Rnd 3: Work 1 DC into each ST, working 2 DC, 2 CH, 2 DC into each corner (into the middle SC)
change color
Rnd 4: Work 1 SC into each ST, working 3 SC into each corner (into the 2 CH space)
Note – this square should be approx the same size as the Circle Squares square, if it is too small just add a SC row or DC row.
Creating the Cushion:
Place both big squares wrong side together and starting in a corner –
SC squares together – working 3 SC into each corner
When 3 sides are done- insert a cushion inner, fluff and shape to fit inside neatly.
Complete last side with SC and fasten off, weave in tails.
The Carnival Reversible Scatter Cushion
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Thank you so much, Margaret 🙂
Your cushoin is gorgeous! Great to make this only with scraps of yarn with this beautiful result. Thanks for this cal.
Hugs, Margaret