This cushion is a order for a lady in town...
I really love these little squares...they make the colours the focus...
and in pure wool it is so soft...
I really love these little squares...they make the colours the focus...
and in pure wool it is so soft...
It wasn't too difficult to do these squares...
Just a couple of rows of tr(dc)'s and a outer row of dc(sc)
and hand stitched them together
with a simple whip stitch...
I really shouldn't say this cushion is "little" thou...
It is about 45cm square...
Nice and Big...
I would look amazing on a plain couch
a real statement piece...
I have called this a Nana Square as I think it would be easily confused with
it's Granny Square counterpart...
wow, this is beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty, May I ask how you did the back? Always curious... :)
ReplyDeleteThe perfect portable project! Lovely and colorful also Thank you for sharing. I do you keep all these project rolling in? Do you crochet really fast?
ReplyDeleteIt looks very pretty! And I love the settings in that photo! I don't think I have the patience to make all those small squares, though!
ReplyDeleteThank you Barbara for your question...
ReplyDeleteThe back is made up of 9 larger squares.
5 rows in total with a border of dc(sc) around each...
and whip stitched together...
Really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHugs XX
Barbara
FICOU MUITO LINDA !!! AMO SEU BLOGUE!
ReplyDeleteBloomin' gorgeous! Such a treat for the eyes!!!!!! x
ReplyDeleteA beautiful project! Love it!
ReplyDeleteRachel x
This cushion is fab!! And what a great way of using up yarn leftovers. I have just started to learn crochet and would love to get started on a project involving little squares. This could be perfect.
ReplyDeleteLucky client - those colours sure are gorgeous together and perfect for snuggling in this cooler weather.
ReplyDeleteOh, I think it's very pretty!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Little Nana! I love the colors and the simple stitches you made! Wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous, the colours are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! x
ReplyDeletelooks great!nice photos too :)
ReplyDeletelove it! Sometimes simple really is best :)
ReplyDeleteYou're right about the square design providing an emphasis on the lovely colors - from a distance, this looks like it's a quilted pillow! In fact, the layout sort of reminds me of "Elmer the Patchwork Elephant."
ReplyDelete(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elmer_the_Patchwork_Elephant)
Beautiful crochet work, as always!!
Erica
Delightful! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove this! Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteAt Last! A `Nana` Square - those Grannies have been hogging the limelight for far too long in my opinion!lolBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love it!! Great colours!!
ReplyDeleteNow that just makes my heart sing! x
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome pillow! And how did you do the edging? Love it as well. :)
ReplyDeleteDear Voie de vie...
ReplyDeleteI did a very simple edge of dc(sc) and added a picot every 6 dc(sc) or so...
I hope this helps...
p.s...thank you everyone for your sweet comments!!!
So cute! I would like a nice pile of them for my couch... Love you blog!
ReplyDeleteKatie x
This is such a nice piece again, love the bright colours! And the setting in which you photographed it, is a piece of art too!
ReplyDeletei love big cushions and that garland is simply amazing!
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I am so excited to start this pillow! It is one of the prettiest crocheted pillows ever! Michelle, your website is the best:) Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMichelle, I love your nana squares, but I am having a hard time making them! Would you be willing to post a tutorial on how to make them? Thanks so much!
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