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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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Simple DIY Sweater Throw Pillows

Simple DIY Sweater Throw Pillows
We’ve just told you of sweater pillows to make, and today I’ve decided to share one of the tutorials in detail. Take the torso part of the sweater to create the pillow cover. If possible, use the side seams of the sweater as two of the pillows sides to save yourself some sewing. If you... 
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Winter Coziness: 11 DIY Knit And Sweater Pillows

Winter Coziness: 11 DIY Knit And Sweater Pillows
Knit pieces are ideal for cold seasons as they bring warmth, coziness and comfort when it’s so nasty outside. That’s why I’d like to share some cool knit pillows tutorials that will make your space very comfy. If you like to knit, just take the needles and some yarn to create your little cozy piece... 
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Easy DIY Mummy Pillow For Halloween

Easy DIY Mummy Pillow For Halloween
Halloween isn’t soon but preparing beforehand will make your party super cool! A cool mummy pillow from Pottery Barn inspired the author of the tutorial to make it himself. You’ll need 1 white pillow insert, 1 roll of toilet paper or white first aid kit bandages, 1 piece of white printer or construction paper, scissors,... 
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DIY Shibori Indigo Pillows To Make

DIY Shibori Indigo Pillows To Make
Shibori is a Japanese tie-dying technique, there is an infinite number of techniques depeding on the result you want and the fabric you use. Let’s try this method of dying to make these cute pillows. You’ll need indigo dye kit, 1 yard of white 100% cotton fabric, 2- 5 gallon buckets, rubber bands, wood blocks... 
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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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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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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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DIY Neck Pillow Of Car Wash Mittens

DIY Neck Pillow Of Car Wash Mittens
A neck pillow is right what you need for your tired neck after a long day. Let’s make one! This idea will be very interesting as you’ll need some car wash mittens, stitch ripper or scissors, feathers. Remove the stitches and fill the mittens with whatever kind of stuffing you have on hand.  Feathers, batting,... 
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