Part of the living room redo has been to get all new throw pillows for the couch, and since throw pillows are ridiculously expensive ($30 for one pillow, really?), I've decided to make my own.
This is a very simple tutorial to make a very simple pillow. I like my pillows to have a removable cover with a zipper so I can throw them in the wash quickly. You know, kids.
I like the insert to fit in snugly. If you want the cover to be a bit looser, I would up your cut sizes a quarter inch or so.
Also, your zipper can be larger, but not smaller than your pieces.
See. Super easy. It's definitely a beginner sewers project. If any of that was confusing, or you need help, let me know! I plan on making a few more.
Plus, it would be super easy to modify this project by sewing on buttons, embroidery, ribbon, embellishments, or anything really. I would just do it before you assemble the pieces.
Hope you liked my little tutorial!
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Thanks for posting this!!! I wanted to make some covers for my current pillows in fall colors and now I have a better idea how!yay!
ReplyDeleteCute pillow! I NEED to get a sewing machine.
ReplyDeleteThese are actually SO cute. I love the material you chose for your pillow! I wish I was more crafty (and had more time) to do these kinds of things. I'd have so much fun with it! Once I'm done school, I'm adding to my to-do list "be more crafty" lol. :D
ReplyDeleteso cute!!! I'm definitely going to be trying this, thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteyou make this look so easy, I'd probably find a way to mess it up though haha
ReplyDeletelove how you did the zipper. I tend to wing things and have screwed up a couple zippers.... and i've only done a couple so thats a bad track record :)
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome. I am so lazy when it comes to adding zippers to projects. But this tutorial makes it all look easy. I'm going to try it out.
ReplyDeleteComments are my favorite...