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Cushion the effect

I do like it when a plan comes together. Even when that plan is, shall we say hastily formed. Oh alright then, positively cobbled together.

Other Half is out tonight so I determined to tidy up the workshop spare room. I told you I live close to the edge. Of course, I started rediscovering some of my zillion UFOs. Dangerous. Want to see what I made?

I started with some vintage tapestry wool, some Rowan fabric I had left over from my Thankyou Cushion (on my Here’s one i made earlier page) and a piece of Attic24-inspired crochet I made a couple of years ago. And some hideous fancy yarn knitting I did Years Ago. And the rest is as shown…I’d write more but the photos are far more eloquent.

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The Reclaimed Ripple cushion as I’ve christened it (just now) will live in the playroom I think. Schau mal!!! So there you go, tidying up Stitch This style!

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Pollie Math

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4 responses to “Cushion the effect”

  1. Christine Avatar
    Christine

    Love the story book pictures, thought it was a throw & then a scarf & totally surprised it’s…. A cushion! & a very lovely cushion & not a Christmassy colour in sight!

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    1. quarkee Avatar
      quarkee

      Glad you like it! I had fun cobbling it together!!

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  2. mum of all trades Avatar
    mum of all trades

    This is so beautiful, i love the colours you used. Thank you so much for linking up to my blog party last weekend, I really appreciate it! Hope to see you again soon x

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