Oonagh Cushion Cover Pattern by Janie Crow - Digital Version
Specification
- 1 pack of Debbie Abrahams Beads
- 35cm Square cushion pad
- 20mm traditional leather shank-style buttons brown
- 3.75mm & 4.00mm needles
- Stitch markers
- Knitters sewing needle
- Cable needles
- Fine sewing needle and thread for threading beads
[Description]
[Jane designed this cushion cover for a workshop trip to the west of Ireland. As the focus of the trip was the knitting heritage of the Aran Islands, that sit at the mouth of Galway Bay, she chose to use traditional cable stitch designs and textural patterns. To give the cover a more contemporary twist, and because Jane's adores a bit of bling, she also added some beads using a slip-stitch method that enables the beads to create a cross pattern.]
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Oonagh Cushion Cover Pattern by Janie Crow - Digital Version
Specification
- 1 pack of Debbie Abrahams Beads
- 35cm Square cushion pad
- 20mm traditional leather shank-style buttons brown
- 3.75mm & 4.00mm needles
- Stitch markers
- Knitters sewing needle
- Cable needles
- Fine sewing needle and thread for threading beads
[Description]
[Jane designed this cushion cover for a workshop trip to the west of Ireland. As the focus of the trip was the knitting heritage of the Aran Islands, that sit at the mouth of Galway Bay, she chose to use traditional cable stitch designs and textural patterns. To give the cover a more contemporary twist, and because Jane's adores a bit of bling, she also added some beads using a slip-stitch method that enables the beads to create a cross pattern.]
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Specification
- 1 pack of Debbie Abrahams Beads
- 35cm Square cushion pad
- 20mm traditional leather shank-style buttons brown
- 3.75mm & 4.00mm needles
- Stitch markers
- Knitters sewing needle
- Cable needles
- Fine sewing needle and thread for threading beads
[Description]
[Jane designed this cushion cover for a workshop trip to the west of Ireland. As the focus of the trip was the knitting heritage of the Aran Islands, that sit at the mouth of Galway Bay, she chose to use traditional cable stitch designs and textural patterns. To give the cover a more contemporary twist, and because Jane's adores a bit of bling, she also added some beads using a slip-stitch method that enables the beads to create a cross pattern.]
