Wednesday, October 19, 2011

A Round Crocheted Cushion Cover


Some of my last scraps of post-ripple-blanket yarn made up into a round cushion cover. I had the worst time crocheting a simple circle! This is not perfect at all, but it fits over the curve of the pillow because I forced it to.

And I so cheated--I just slipstitched my round thing onto the top of an existing throw pillow.

7 comments:

Jodes said...

Ahh this brings back memories! My grandmother used to have round crochet cushions just like this. Actually she still does, unless they've worn out.

Karen said...

I tried crocheting a purse from a pattern that I found online that started out round, too. It grew way to large for a purse, so now it's holding my extra yarn. Yours looks like what mine *should* have looked like. Sort of a hexagon? Anyway, love your invention!

Lisa said...

It looks good, Anna! I don't know what your problems are, but I always "yank" the stitches when I crochet, which draws things up; fine if you're doing an afghan, but anything round or square doesn't lie flat for me. Still, with this bag I'm making it seems to be okay because a bag isn't supposed to lie flat. :]

Lisateresa

Knitters Notebook said...

It looks perfect to me..great job!!

~~Renee

Barbara said...

it's just gorgeous ...

Margo said...

very pretty! I adore a quick sewing therapy project!

The Hobbit said...

Leftover yarn projects should be fun and stress free. Good for creating new ideas.......looks like it was a success.

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