What can these 16 squares become, without crocheting one more? Pick two motifs. Discover a different cushion.
Made by your hands.
Composed your way.
Keep the same four accents and twelve ground squares. Cluster the accents in the middle to create one focal point, or trace a diagonal to guide the eye across the cushion. Try each arrangement before joining a single seam.
A dark center reads as a scattering of dots. The same color on the outer round becomes a strong grid. Edit A and B one round at a time and watch the small swatch and the full cushion together. Yarn quantities are not calculated here.
A pale join can disappear into a cream border. A charcoal join outlines every square. Keep the motifs in place and compare these boundaries with the joining-yarn picker. The preview shows color relationships, not a stitch-accurate joining method.
A small, focused arrangement tool for a classic 4 × 4 cushion front.
No. Every committed swap exchanges two existing motifs. A remains four squares and B remains twelve. Pins also stay at their chosen board positions.
A and B identify color recipes. R1 C1 is the top-left corner. Place motifs left to right along each row, then join rows from top to bottom. Dashed labels identify B when printing in black and white.
This is a layout and color planning tool, not stitch instructions. Match motif size, gauge and blocking before assembling your own cushion.
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