UKHKA 144 Cushions - UKHKA144pdf - Downloadable PDF
By UKHKA
What you'll need
| Size: | 41x41cm |
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YKC019
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3 |
| Size: | 43x43cm |
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YKC017
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4 |
| Size: | 41x41cm |
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YKC019
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2 |
| Size: | 46x46cm |
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YKC017
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3 |
Product Description
UKHKA 144 Chunky & Aran Cushions Knitting Pattern – Full Summary
UKHKA 144 is a downloadable PDF knitting pattern from UKHKA designed for knitters who want to create a set of four decorative cushions in varying sizes. The pattern is rated as beginner level, making it an ideal project for those who are new to knitting or looking for a straightforward, satisfying make. The designs use both Aran weight and Chunky weight yarn, giving each cushion a slightly different texture and finished size.
What Is Being Made
The pattern covers four cushion designs, each worked in a slightly different yarn weight or stitch pattern. The finished cushions range in size, making them versatile for different sofas, chairs, or beds:
- Cushion 1 – approximately 41 x 41 cm (16 x 16 inches)
- Cushion 2 – approximately 43 x 43 cm (17 x 17 inches)
- Cushion 3 – approximately 41 x 41 cm (16 x 16 inches)
- Cushion 4 – approximately 46 x 46 cm (18 x 18 inches)
Each cushion is constructed from a back and front panel, which are worked separately and then joined together. The straightforward construction method means the knitter works flat pieces and assembles them at the end, keeping the process simple and manageable even for beginners.
Cushion Designs and Techniques
Cushion 1 and Cushion 3 – Aran Weight
Cushions 1 and 3 are knitted using 5mm needles and an Aran weight yarn. The tension for these cushions is 17 stitches and 28 rows to 10cm (4 inches) measured over garter stitch on 5mm needles. Both the back and front panels are worked alike, keeping the construction consistent and easy to follow.
The stitch pattern used incorporates stocking stitch (stockinette stitch), which is formed by alternating a knit row and a purl row. This classic technique creates a smooth, flat fabric on the right side and is one of the most fundamental stitches in knitting. It is particularly well-suited to cushion covers as it produces a neat, even surface that showcases the yarn beautifully.
Cushion 4 – Chunky Weight
Cushion 4 is worked on 6.5mm needles using a Chunky weight yarn, producing a larger, cosier cushion of approximately 46 x 46 cm (18 x 18 inches). The pattern begins with a knit row followed by a textured stitch pattern incorporating k2, p6, k2 ribbing-style sequences, giving this cushion a more decorative, structured appearance compared to the plainer stocking stitch versions.
The construction of Cushion 4 involves both a back and a front section. The back is worked in stocking stitch, while the front features the textured pattern. The make-up instructions describe folding the pattern piece over the stocking stitch piece from markers and joining the side seams, with buttons sewn on as a fastening — a practical and attractive finishing detail that also makes the cushion cover removable for washing.
Stitches Used
- Stocking stitch (st-st) – alternating knit and purl rows to create a smooth, classic fabric
- Garter stitch – knitting every row, producing a ridged, reversible texture; referenced in the tension guidance for Cushions 1 and 3
- Textured rib-style pattern – using combinations of knit and purl stitches within a row (such as k2, p6, k2) to create surface interest on Cushion 4
Techniques Used
- Casting on – the foundation of every panel
Specifications
| Brand: | UKHKA |
| Yarn Weight: | Aran, Bulky |
| Featured Products: | King Cole Fashion Aran |
| Needles Required: | 5.00mm (US 8) & 6.50mm (US 10.5) Single Point Needles |
| Finished Size: | Cushion 1: Size: 41x41cm, Cushion 2: Size: 43x43cm, Cushion 3: Size: 41x41cm, Cushion 4: Size: 46x46cm |
| Pages: | 4 |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | 4 Buttons for Cushion 1. Cushion Pads for all Versions |
| Number of Patterns: | 4 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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