Charming Rustic Cushion Cover
If there wasn't already so much you could do with knitting, you can even knit yourself a Charming Rustic Cushion Cover. The woven look of this cover is both incredibly easy to pull off, and looks nice in any room. If you're just beginning knitting, you'll appreciate the simplicity of the pattern, and those who are more advanced will love how quickly this comes together. The speckled wool yarn looks lovely when brought together, like the pillow came straight from a cabin. Give your house some country charm with this cushion cover.
Knitting Needle Size10 or 6 mm
Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)
Gauge1 stitches, 2 rows, 3 inches. stockinette stitch
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Catsitt
Oct 09, 2018
I made these charming rustic cushion covers when we first moved in to our new home together, I made them in a variety of different colours for each of the bedrooms and I have to admit they really make the rooms pop. Anyone that comes over always admires them. They were quick and simple but beautiful.
Lynn K
Jan 27, 2017
I am not crazy about the color but I think this is a really nice pattern. A friend has just made it and she did it in 2 different colors, all the knit sections in one color and all the purl sections in the other. The finished look is as though it really is a cover woven out of knitted strips and it really is very effective. I might just have a go myself.
3cats2love
Dec 20, 2016
I had pinned this pattern when I first saw it because I really liked the basket weave pattern and the simplicity of it. I wouldn't use a variegated or self-striping yarn because the basket weave offers enough texture already, but any tweedy or spotted-type yarn would be fine. A solid color would be great too.
Daughter of Light
Nov 25, 2016
I think this will be my first home decor item that I'll try in the knitting realm. I've always really liked the look of the basket weave and cushions are just so homey! Now I need to get busy and figure out what yarn I want to use. I think I'll change it up there a bit. Great pattern!
Susan S
Oct 24, 2016
I have two cushions at home that have seen better days but have retained their shape, and this is just the pattern I need to give them a face lift. I would change the yarn from a tweedy to a more classic look, or even a variegated yarn, to fit my decor. The basket weave is a classic pattern so it fits in anywhere. Really nice!
The Designing Peng uin
Sep 14, 2016
This is the easiest of the three cushion covers I have found, and as I rather like things in threes, think it will be a great third with the other two. Oh but it is fun hunting through allfreeknitting.com to see what I can find that makes me want to break out needles and yarn at once - as Pop Larkin would say, it's perfick.
quanahs 5032097
Mar 24, 2016
Pretty homespun pillow to use in your country cottage or lodge. I can imagine this design made up in Christmas colors for the holidays or in a soft off white to fit a shabby theme. The pattern is a simple knit and purl piece with no quirky finishes or increase/decrease.
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