Think Up Pillow Pattern
$8.00
The Think Up Pillow is a decorative way to display a message you’d like to see or share with the world daily. It is a simple design for a beginner brioche project to learn and master brioche stitches and finish with a statement piece for any room. It is composed of 2 pieces, one worked in 2-color brioche and the other worked in stockinette stitch and joined together with a scalloped crochet border. Words of your choice are stitched onto the pillow using a single crochet chain.
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Pattern details:
Skill Level: Emerging Beginner to Intermediate Knitter
Needle Size:
US 13 (9 mm) 32” / 80 cm circular needles for Brioche Side or size needed to obtain gauge
US 15 (10 mm) 32” / 80 cm circular needles for Stockinette Side or size needed to obtain gauge
Size N (P) / US 15 (10 mm) crochet hook for edging
Finished Measurements:
17” / 42.5 cm square for both Brioche and Stockinette Sides (before seaming)
Gauge:
8 sts and 12 rows = 4” / 10 cm in stockinette stitch worked flat using Spun Cloud with larger needles, steam blocked
6 sts and 9.25 brioche rows = 4” / 10 cm in 2-color brioche worked flat using Spun Cloud and Wildflower with smaller needles, steam blocked
Materials:
Main Color (MC): 2 skeins Spun Cloud (100% wool, approx. 100 yds (92 m) / 200 g) shown in Blush
Contrast Color 1 (CC1): 1 skein Wildflower (100% cotton; approx. 60 yds (55 m) / 70 g) shown in Midnight Amber
Contrast Color 2 (CC2): 1 skein Wildflower (100% cotton; approx. 60 yds (55 m) / 70g) shown in Sage Green
Pattern Designer: Amy Small and Laurel Gervitz
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