While I was browsing around the store, I happened to obsess even more about the Pinecone Print Lumbar Pillow. (retail for the cover? $39. With free shipping.)
And then, I happened to notice a wonderful holiday table display, which included Pinecone Print Napkins.
So, here's how you make your own PB Pinecone Print Pillow cover:
Buy a napkin for $8.
To add more guts to the weight of it, I applied some of Pam's Pro-Weft Fusible Interfacing to the back of the napkin.
Buy(or find in your stash) a similar color fabric for your pillow back. ( I found mine in a remnant bin for $1.50)
Create a standard envelope back for your pillow and sew the front to the back pieces. I used a 1/4 inch seam.
Turn right sides out, press and topstitch around the pillow over the original napkin hem.
Insert a pillow form.
How easy was that? I made it right at home among all of my knit pillow covers made from thrift store sweaters....another Pottery Barn influence.
Here's what else I did:
So, that about finishes up my fall pillow makeovers.
I think.
Great idea, Lynne. I used to be a crazed pillow changer but I seem to have stopped. Mmm, that's not right, is it? I'll have to get on it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pillow covers - all of them! That pine cone print really is special.
ReplyDeleteAww PIllow love is the BEST. I need more pillows.....
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ReplyDeleteYou are too smart!!! Those pillows cost way too much, just like pillow shams. Guess I'll visit more thrisft stores to buy sweaters, quicker than kntting pillows!
ReplyDeleteI like your post.This is a beautiful pillow covers with color.This design to highlight any corner of room.
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