DIY DIY Decorations

Cool DIY Valentine’s Day Pillow

Cool DIY Valentine’s Day Pillow
Getting ready for Valentine’s Day? How about making a cool heart pillow? The supplies are 1/2 yard wool or cotton for the front of the pillow, 3/4 yard cotton muslin for the back, scraps of felt for the hearts, basic sewing supplies. Cut an 18″ x 18″ piece of your main fabric for your pillow... 
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Easy DIY Pompom Pillow

Easy DIY Pompom Pillow
Pompom pieces are cool and fun! Let’s make this pompom pillow, the supplies are fabric, scissors, pompom trims, thread and needle. Wash, dry, and iron your fabric.  Then, cut your front fabric piece.  With front fabric laying down right side up, place pompom trim around each side. Pompoms should face in. Double check yourself:  fabric... 
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Cute DIY Octopus Pillow

Cute DIY Octopus Pillow
Pillows can be found in every home, looking for a cool design? I think, octopus is a nice idea, so prepare an old CD case, a paintbrush, an octopus stamp, white fabric paint, navy acrylic paint, two pillow covers in blue smoke. Place a piece of cardboard in between the fabric on the pillow cover... 
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Casual DIY Button Cushion Of Old Pants

Casual DIY Button Cushion Of Old Pants
There are many ways and materials for making a cushion but I’ve never heard of making a cushion of pants. To make one you’ll need old sweatpants, thread and needle, 2 buttons, lining. Start by cutting out the pants and side seams. Sew the pieces of fabric together so as to form the right piece... 
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DIY Geometric Heart Cushion

DIY Geometric Heart Cushion
Here’s a cool geometrical idea for making a decorative pillow! You’ll need a cushion / pillow cover, something to fill it with, an A4 piece of paper, a marker, a ruler, a needle big enough for wool, wool in any color you fancy, an embroidery hoop, scissors. Fold the piece of paper in half and... 
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Cozy DIY Appliqued Fall Leaf Pillow

Cozy DIY Appliqued Fall Leaf Pillow
For fall décor make some wreaths, garlands, lanterns and add a soft pillow inspired by this beautiful season. To make an autumn pillow you’ll need 20×14″ rectangular pillow form, 20×14″ rectangle of white fabric for the pillow front panel, 14×13″ rectangles of fabric for the pillow back panels, fabric scraps, coordinating thread, fusible web, a... 
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Easy DIY Button Heart Pillow

Easy DIY Button Heart Pillow
Got some buttons that you don’t need? You can use them for crafting a cool pillow case! The supplies are a pillow case of your choice, a selection of buttons, needle and thread, an embroidery hoop, scissors, a heart template and a pencil or Frixion marker. Print out the heart template, cut around the edges... 
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Cute DIY Raindrop Cushions

Cute DIY Raindrop Cushions
These funny cushions will be a cool accessory not only for a kid’s room but also for any other with a touch of humor. The supplies are fabric, felt scraps for cheeks and bow tie, cotton to match, an embroidery needle, stuffing, a sewing machine, pins. Fold your fabric over and cut out your drop... 
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How To Make A Kaleidoscope Pillow

How To Make A Kaleidoscope Pillow
We’ve told you how to make some pretty pillows, and here’s one more idea – a kaleidoscope pillow. You’ll need 2 coordinating Kona Cotton fat quarters with matching print, 18” x 18” backing fabric, Kaleidoscope pillow pattern PDF, low-tack painters tape or pattern weights, a ruler and mechanical pencil, a sewing machine and thread, a... 
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DIY IKAT Pillow Case

DIY IKAT Pillow Case
After a mysterious nebula pillow we’d like to tell you of this simple throw pillow that you can easily make without spending much money on the supplies: a pillow, pastel dye sticks and some imagination, of course.  Lightly draw your pattern on the pillow, after that fill your pattern with lines. The edges don’t have... 
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