Want to make a granny square cushion? Why not think of one yourself? I was on holiday a couple of months ago, and I did not bring enough yarn to finish my blanket. So while I was on the boat back home (Dover - Calais) I used the yarn that was left and invented my own cushion. I tried and tried until I had the granny square I loved. So I finished the cushion at home and now it is still a nice memory of a perfect holiday!
Gorgeous! I love the colours.
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Oooo, I love crocheted pillows! It's very pretty...love it!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely--I've been wanting to make one of these myself. Perhaps after I finish my granny square blanket that I'm currently working on.
ReplyDeletethe colours are fantastic....how did you join the sqaures, did you hand sew them or crochet them together - i am keen to know as i have heaps of granny squares and not sure how to join them....
ReplyDeleteHi Mira! I joined them by crochet. I have written down the pattern but unfortunately it is in Dutch and I don't think that's working for you. Anyway, this is how I did it (in short). Just lay the good sides of the squares onto eachother. Then crochet into the holes between the stitches on the previous rounds. Perhaps the pictures on my blog can help you a bit. Remember that you make rows at first, and after that attach the rows in the some way you've attached the squares. Hope this helps!
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Annemarie
What a perfect, perfect cushion! It's just simply lovely!
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty, pillow! Fabulous way to use up your yarn stash.
ReplyDeleteHi kathy-Ann, I would really like to join! My e-,ail is pairawadesigns@gmail.com and URL http://www.crochethealingandraymond.wordpress.com Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSoooooo pretty!
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So pretty :)
ReplyDeleteyou colors are gorgeous ! what a beautiful pillow this makes and also a lovely reminder of your trip to England ;)
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