Friday 20 October 2017

GRANNY SQUARE HOME PROJECT.....WRAPPED CUSHION COVERS IN ONE POST

Block stitch wrapped cushion from 2012

BLOCK STITCH THROW OR WRAP CUSHION PATTERN:
 A 2 row pattern. 
Colour change, EVERY ROW 
US TERMS

Ch 4, sl st into a ring. 
ROUND 1: 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, sl st to finish, cut off and weave in ends at the end of every round. 

ROUND 2: sc, ch3, sc, (corner), ch2, (sides) repeat for all 4 sides, sl st to complete round. 

ROUND 3: Start in any corner ch sp. 3dc, ch3, 3dc, (corner), 3dc, in next ch sp, 3dc, in next ch sp,(side), repeat for all 4 sides, sl st to compete. 

ROUND 4: Start in a corner ch sp. sc, ch3, sc, (corner), ch2, sc, in next sp, ch2, sc, in the next sp, ch2, (side), repeat for all 4 sides, sl st to finish. 

ROUND 5: Repeat round 3 
ROUND 6: Repeat round 4. 
Continue to repeat rounds 3 and 4 until you have enough rounds to wrap around your square cushion pad and meet in the centre. 
FINISHING
Sew together 2 diagonal seams sew together an couple of inches each end of the second diagonal opening add buttons and ch st, loops or add a bitten band of sc, to the one side and use the sps, between the blocks as button holes adding buttons to the button band

MAKING A THROW
Make it as big as you require changing colour every round

I first did a wrap cushion way back in 2012 and have made several versions since.
One of the first i made in 2012 to go over a striped cushion cover to create a double pattern. Make the giant granny slightly smaller than required so it opes at the sides and join at the centre only 
in a SOLID GRANNY SQUARE
A block stitch version from 2013


Wrap cushion cover from lots of granny squares...

Basically its just a big Granny square, or lots of smaller square wrapped around a cushion....granny shells, solid dc, or a block stitch square. 


Make it big enough to wrap around the cushion you want to cover

One I did for Book 1: Granny Squares with a vintage vibe, that never made the book.
Mixed yarns to create your own yarn look 

1 comment:

  1. Thanks for this pattern It never occurred to me to try this with all those Granny Squares I have lying around!!Love your new header pic too.x

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