I'm calling it Crisscross Catona Cushion Cover. (Now that's an alliteration, huh?!)
I chose to use a simple linen stitch for the strips since it's probably one of my favorite stitches because of its clean, yet slightly textured, look.
I like the modern and simple look of this pillow cover. I also designed a removable cover, since we all know what it's like doing real living--things need to be cleaned. So, I added a simple hdc ribbed button closure for the back. With six random buttons from my stash (really, a stash of buttons at my house? tee hee), I think it makes a unique closure.
I hope you like it. It makes me happy. Come back next week for the free pattern--and my celebration of NatCroMo (National Crochet Month).
If you are interested in getting your hands on some Catona for yourself, you can find it from Wool Warehouse *here or Deramores *here. For this pillow I used 12 colors of Catona--one 25g ball of each color, with 2 additional 50 g balls for the pillow back. (If you want to know what colors I used, please look here.)
I'm scurrying off to work on one of my WIPs--you know I have several rolling on my hook right now--the trouble is deciding to get one finished. Is it only me with this problem? Have a splendiferous week!
| On the Board | -- When it is within our power to give love, we should never withhold it. ~~Mary Ellen Edmunds
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You're amazing! I have a few patterns of you, and I don't know how can you imagine make such pretties things. Love, Lenita.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lenita! That is so kind of you to say. ❤
DeleteI love This! Really eye catching and different. Looking forward to the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThe effect is 3-D and very appealing--eye candy, you could say :)
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