Chunky knitted cushion pattern

Chunky knitted cushions pattern-main

We have previously published a hand knitted cushion cover pattern. This time we have a different pattern. Free pillow cover patterns are usually easy to knit and are admired by everyone. A knitted cushion will be a nice accessory for your home. This free chunky knit cushion pattern will not be difficult for beginners. If you carefully examine the instructions for the easy knit cushion cover pattern, you can have a very pleasant accessory in a short time. If you have any questions about this pattern, please write to us in the comments section. Good luck…

Chunky knitted cushions pattern / Knitting Pillow Cover

KNITTED CUSHIONS FEATURES

Difficulty level: Easy
Related Needle Sizes: 8
Required materials: Spaghetti 288 by Nako Yarns (7 balls), 2 buttons

How to do knitted cushions:

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PILLOW:

1- INSTRUCTIONS FOR PATTERN:

Row 1: Work all the stitches as knit.
Row 2: Work the stitches on the back side as purl stitch.
Row 3: Using knitting technique with returns, knit 3 stitches, return, and hold the remaining stitches on needle.
Row 4: Knit 3 stitches to come to the beginning of row.
Rows 5 … 8: Repeat the rows 3 and 4.
Row 9: Fold the knitted 3 stitches by using folding technique at the 3rd row of knitting with its own stitches. Knit adjacent 3 stitches, return, and hold the remaining stitches on needle.
Row 10: Knit 3 stitches, and hold the remaining 3 stitches on needle.
Row 11: Knit 3 stitches, return, and hold the remaining stitches on needle.
Rows 12 … 15: Repeat the rows 10 and 11.
Row 16: Repeat the row 9, and so on to complete the pattern by applying the same steps on all the stitches. As of the next row, continue knitting by repeating from the row 1 on.

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2- Cast on 68 stitches. Finish by casting off the stitches after working 20 cm of knit stitch, 40 cm of the pattern and 20 cm of knit.

3- Make 2 buttonholes at 20-stitch intervals at the finished end.

4-Sew its edges by placing the starting and ending places on each other.

How to knit pillow / Video tutorial for a sample job

Jessica Los

Jessica Los was born in Los Angeles in 1978. After graduating from the Vancouver Textile College, she worked as an editor at various textile magazines and online platforms. She is the mother of two children and has been manager imknitting.com since 2017.