Easy Sew: Cute and Colorful Custom Pillow Series

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Cute and colorful custom pillows
Join National Sewing Circle contributor Emily Steffen as she demonstrates how to create four different types of decorative pillows. Download the free patterns and follow along as she guides you through each step during this LIVE mini-series. Create your pillow covers by hand, or purchase a few pre-made covers to simply decorate along with us!

Four different pillows

Ombré Tassel Pillow

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    Rainbow Pillow with Pom Poms

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      Ice Cream Pom Pom Pillows

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        Custom Word Appliqué Pillow

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          4 Responses to “Easy Sew: Cute and Colorful Custom Pillow Series”

          1. Priscilla

            Adorable pillows! Creative and colorful!

          2. Dennis Dell

            I have dissembled several men's ties, thinking that I would make a pillow top. I'm wondering what type of fabric I should use to make the bottom. Haven't thought of putting in a zipper, rather, I would like to make a backing with overlapping fabric without any zipper closure. Anyone have any history with something like this? Do I need to put a backing on the tie material? Comments?

          3. Arlene A Temple

            I use wonder under and draw my shape on the back before you separate the layers.

          4. Mary Beth

            I'm sorry, but these designs are not at all attractive.