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Bold DIY Circus Animal Cookie Pillows

Bold DIY Circus Animal Cookie Pillows
What about a couple of bold food-themed pillows for your spring interior renovation? These circus animal cookie pillows will nail it! Prepare 1/2 yard pink or white felt per pillow, 1/4 inch pom poms in rainbow colors, a sewing machine, a hand sewing needle and thread, pins, fabric scissors, poly stuffing, a hot glue gun,... 
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DIY Crocheted Hexie Puff Seat Cushion

DIY Crocheted Hexie Puff Seat Cushion
This puff seat cushion will be a perfect addition to eel comfy on any chair. Prepare medium weight yarn, a size G hook, a darning needle, polyfil (or other stuffing). Go to the source to get the pattern for simple hexagons and make 38 of them (for a total of 19 hexie puffs). Once you... 
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DIY Ombre Lavender Sachets For Closets And Drawers

DIY Ombre Lavender Sachets For Closets And Drawers
It is known that lavender keeps away the moth from our closet and the aroma is so wonderful! Let’s make a couple of colorful cushions to make your wardrobe smell wonderful and look cool. Take cotton cloth and cloth paints. Mix them and begin painting, adding water here and there to achieve that cool ombre... 
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13 Fun DIY Christmas Pillows To Make Holidays Cozier

13 Fun DIY Christmas Pillows To Make Holidays Cozier
Sometimes textiles can really change the space and help you make an atmosphere – i’m talking about curtains, rugs, bedspreads and pillows. Today i’m going to inspire you for some easy crafting – sew or no sew pillows for Christmas. First of all, choose an idea to realize: an image or letters. As for an... 
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Modern DIY Leather Chair Cushion

Modern DIY Leather Chair Cushion
This easy leather cushion will make your sitting cozier and any chair – comfier. Prepare universal needles for leather, upholstery thread, uholstery leather, foam, a sewing machine. Use a piece of paper (or parchment paper) to draw your template for your foam and fabric. Cut foam to exact template markings. Cut fabric 1/2 inch bigger... 
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DIY DIY Pet-friendly Ideas

11 Cozy And Super Easy DIY Pillow Dog Beds

11 Cozy And Super Easy DIY Pillow Dog Beds
We’ve already told you of creative pet beds suitable both for cats and dogs, and today I’d like to be more specific telling you of the easiest and cutest dog beds ever – pillow ones. A pillow bed is a great alternative to a usual bed, it’s mobile, washable and super easy to make, and... 
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DIY Bright Patterned Throw Pillows

DIY Bright Patterned Throw Pillows
Summer is time of bright colors, and a couple of bold patterned throw pillows will make your interior summer-like. You’ll need paintbrushes, fabric paints in various colors, plain white throw pillow covers, cardboard. Place some paper in between the cover so the paint doesn’t bleed through. Next, you can create whatever patterns you’d like for... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Super Creative DIY Celtic Knot Pillow

Super Creative DIY Celtic Knot Pillow
Want to make really an original pillow? This tutorial is for you! The supplies are knit tights in size XL, a lot of cotton wool, a broomstick, a sewing machine, a rotary cutter, ruler and cutting mat, needle and thread, a large safety pin. Put the pantyhose legs long and flat on the cutting mat.... 
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12 DIY Patchwork Pillows That Are Easy to Make

12 DIY Patchwork Pillows That Are Easy to Make
Patchwork pieces are amazingly cheerful, vivacious and bring that warm country chic touch, which makes any space cozier. If you have a pack of various fabrics or just old clothes, you can easily turn them into a cool cushion or pillow cover. Take a sewing machine and sew the fabric pieces together – and you’ll... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Heart Pillow For Valentine’s Day

DIY Heart Pillow For Valentine’s Day
This heart pillow is great for the coming Valentine’s Day, so prepare 2 yards of fabric, cardboard to make a tracer, scissors and a loose pillow filling or cotton balls. Start by making a heart on a large piece of cardboard. You are going to use this as a guideline when drawing your heart on... 
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