We’re sure you’ve probably noticed, but we have quite the thing for embroidered details these days. Taking a cue from some of our favorite jean jackets we’ve made an easy denim pillow cover for all the patches we’ve been collecting and created the perfect way to work the trend into our home decor.
Make a Box Corner Cushion. This is the simplest & fastest method for sewing a cushion cover.
The Seam That Opens: add a zip to your cushion cover.
This is the easiest way to think about zips – a seam that opens. Once you get your head round that it’s really simple to add one to any project.
I will show you how to create piping by covering cording with fabric and then I’ll show you how to include it in your pillow construction. This tutorial assumes you already know basic pillow construction techniques.
Sew Your Own Pincushion With These Free Patterns! | Apple & Pear Pin cushions free Tutorial.
I had seen some pictures of a pin cushion caddy, and my secret swap partner had included a photo of one in her inspiration mosaic, so I decided to try my hand making one for her.
See, working out how to sew three dimensional objects can be really difficult. Originally I wanted to make an heirloom zucchini as one of my squashes and a banana peel seemed like it would help me figure out how to design the curved edges.
Add some bohemian flair to your home with this adorable cactus pillow free pattern download, made with fun fabric by Justina Blakeney! This pillow is perfect for stylish seating areas, trendy bedrooms and more.
This pillowcase took me about a day to make but it was a lot of work. It's the first time I tried to applique something - meaning, laying a piece of fabric decoratively on top of the project, and then stitching it on there as an additional layer.
The basic cushion case size is about 18 inch x 18 inch laid flat (it's much easier to use a old cushion cover as a template than to use the cushion itself)
In this post, you’ll learn how to sew the simple patchwork top, quilt it and sew it all up into a removable cover for any bed. You can use this cover over a purchased bed, or make your own insert using stuffing or specialty materials like buckwheat hulls. You could even slip a heating pad into the cover for extra warmth.
Add a burst of color to your room with this crafty pouf! At 17” wide and 10” deep, it’s large enough to serve as floor seating or a foot stool. (And if you have pets, I have a feeling they may want to make this their new favorite spot!)
