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An Old Jumper Won't Ever Let You Down

In the words of the great Rod Stewart (well almost), as is my wont I have transformed a favourite jumper of mine into a cushion. Now as many of you know, I love my jumpers and cardies - they somehow make winter that little bit more bearable and worthwhile but I decided to call time on this one because although I am extremely careful when washing my knitwear it had somehow over the years become a little bit tired and past its best (like many of us I suppose). After giving it a good flogging in the washing machine to get it to a felted stage I then cut it down to size. And here it is in-situ on my favourite chair.
