Jewel-Tone Concentric Diamond Cushion Cover
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Concentric diamond patterns—where a central lozenge radiates outward in nested layers of color—have deep roots in decorative arts. This particular arrangement uses perfect four-fold rotational symmetry, repeating the same diamond motif across a grid that echoes both traditional quilt-block design and Op-art's fascination with visual rhythm through color contrast. The jewel-tone palette amplifies the sense of depth, making the eye travel both inward and outward across the nested shapes simultaneously, a hallmark of ornamental geometry designed to be endlessly contemplative rather than depicting anything concrete.
- Stitch count: 165 x 165
- 16 colors in the palette
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165 x 165 stitches 16 colors
Pattern description
A striking study in radial symmetry, this cushion cover features a checkerboard arrangement of concentric diamond motifs in jewel-toned hues—magenta, emerald, periwinkle, and coral—each square containing layers of contrasting color that seem to float outward. The 165×165 stitch count delivers impressive visual depth across 16 DMC thread colors, making this an engaging project for advanced stitchers who relish complex color transitions and precise placement. Worked on Aida fabric, the pattern rewards careful attention to the gradient shifts within each diamond shape, creating a sophisticated geometric composition ideal for a statement accent pillow or heirloom home décor piece.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 10/inch or 39/100mm
Design Size: 165 x 165 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 16.5 x 16.5 inches or 419 x 419 mm
Suggested Material Size: 22.4 x 22.4 inches or 569 x 569 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 3 strands
