Wrought Iron Gate Pillows- Instant Download PDF
Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston has a singular and sophisticated culture that has survived from its founding in 1670 through the American Revolution, Civil War and into the present. While the city has long been safe from rampaging Redcoats, many of the old buildings’ magnificent wrought iron gates still stand, now protecting South Carolina’s oldest city and its inhabitants from door-to-door salesmen (if nothing else).
Those gates inspired this elegant set of throw pillows, featuring the designs of a scroll, a lyre and perhaps the city’s most famous wrought iron masterpiece, the Swordgate. These knitted gates may not keep out unwanted suitors, or guests who overstay their welcome, but they will definitely gussy up your favorite chaise, divan or fainting couch. My recipe for sweet, creamy pralines is included.
This pattern is also available in the instant download ebook, Deep South Knitting.
Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston has a singular and sophisticated culture that has survived from its founding in 1670 through the American Revolution, Civil War and into the present. While the city has long been safe from rampaging Redcoats, many of the old buildings’ magnificent wrought iron gates still stand, now protecting South Carolina’s oldest city and its inhabitants from door-to-door salesmen (if nothing else).
Those gates inspired this elegant set of throw pillows, featuring the designs of a scroll, a lyre and perhaps the city’s most famous wrought iron masterpiece, the Swordgate. These knitted gates may not keep out unwanted suitors, or guests who overstay their welcome, but they will definitely gussy up your favorite chaise, divan or fainting couch. My recipe for sweet, creamy pralines is included.
This pattern is also available in the instant download ebook, Deep South Knitting.
Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston has a singular and sophisticated culture that has survived from its founding in 1670 through the American Revolution, Civil War and into the present. While the city has long been safe from rampaging Redcoats, many of the old buildings’ magnificent wrought iron gates still stand, now protecting South Carolina’s oldest city and its inhabitants from door-to-door salesmen (if nothing else).
Those gates inspired this elegant set of throw pillows, featuring the designs of a scroll, a lyre and perhaps the city’s most famous wrought iron masterpiece, the Swordgate. These knitted gates may not keep out unwanted suitors, or guests who overstay their welcome, but they will definitely gussy up your favorite chaise, divan or fainting couch. My recipe for sweet, creamy pralines is included.
This pattern is also available in the instant download ebook, Deep South Knitting.
Additional Pattern Info:
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Intermediate
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20 stitches and 28 rows = 4” (10cm) in stockinette stitch on size US 7 (4.5mm) needles after blocking
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(without trim):
Beige - 12” (30cm) high by 16”(40cm) wide
Blue - 18” (45cm) high by 14” (35cm) wide
Rose - 16” (40cm) square
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Beige pillow
Cascade Yarns 220 Wool (100% wool, 220 yards/200m); 2 skeins Beige #8021 (MC), half skein Black #8555 (CC)
Small amount of worsted weight bright yellow yarn
12” (30cm) x 16” (40cm) pillow form
Blue pillow
Cascade Yarns 220 Wool (100% wool, 220 yards/200m); 2 skeins Anis #8908 (MC), half skein Black #8555 (CC)
14” (45cm) x 18” (35cm) pillow form
Size US 7 (4.5mm) double pointed needles
Rose pillow
Cascade Yarns 220 Wool (100% wool, 220 yards/200m); 2 skeins Medium Rose #8834 (MC), half skein Black #8555 (CC)
16” (40cm) square pillow form
4 purchased decorator tassels
64” (163cm) upholstery or dressmakers cording 1/4” (6.5mm) diameter
Safety pin
All pillows
Size US 7 (4.5mm) needles
Tapestry needle
3 small frog closures for each pillow(optional)
