I mentioned a while ago that I was making dishcloths as a means of putting off doing bigger and better things. Well here is a glimpse of the bigger things that I was working on.
It is a set of three cushions for my daughter’s flat. With colours carefully chosen to match her decor, and stitches chosen to suit her taste. I am hoping that they will meet with her approval!
I made them in Bergere de France Recyclaine, which is a super-chunky yarn made from 30% recycled fibres. I used a 12mm hook and the colours were Lin (beige) and Opaline (grey).
Simply hooked 
You have a very lucky daughter, I am sure she will love her new cushions.
LikeLike
Thank you – she is home from uni this weekend, and is delighted with them.
LikeLike
Your cushions are wonderful!
LikeLike
Thank you so much. The stitch on the square cushions is moss stitch, described HERE
LikeLike
Lovely… what a lucky girl! Do tell us about the stitches you used.
LikeLike
Thank you. I don’t know why I didn’t include the stitch in the original post – I have just posted it today.
LikeLike
Lucky girl! Great neutral colours that will go with everything. I love the texture that the stitch design lends to them:)
LikeLike
Thank you – she is really appreciative, so I feel that they were worth taking the trouble over.
LikeLiked by 1 person