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lots of awesome inspiration to make your season fun! I am super excited to share this project with you. You can say I like different....I like to learn how to really optimize my tools. In the past I have done tutorials on making stamps and stencils with your cricut. Now I am going to take it a step further and cut fabric with my cricut. Just a few pointers....start with a fresh blade and cutting mat.....it will make your life much easier! Lol I also for this project used 100% cotton fabric and wonder under{iron on fabric adhesive}. I put my blade depth on 5, pressure high, and speed low. But test your machine first on scrap fabric......that way you can get an idea how your machine will cut. Also....using simple shapes is best.....not too detailed. I am making some fall pillows for my living room. For this project you will need.... Sewing machine and matching thread Enough fabric to cover pillows and various colors for shapes Wonder under a few buttons Yo Yo maker{large} 2 pre make pillow bases{mine are 18x18} Decide your pillow size and cut front and back. First iron on the paper backed wonder under to the wrong side of your fabric pieces for shapes. When I load my mat fabric facing the mat, I use a brayer and tape the edges with blue painters tape.....so it is good and stable. You are now ready to cut! Choose your shapes......here are mine.....some fall pumpkins and leaves.
Iron your shapes onto the pillow front and you can let that go or you can stitch around the shapes.....
Next make 3 yo yo's and sew to pumpkin as in photo below.
To put the pillow together.....take your front and back and sew right sides facing each other....only 3 sides....that way you can turn it right side out and put pillow inside and then sew the bottom. You can use your machine to close the opening or hand stitch it closed.
There you have it!! Some fun pillows to decorate and brighten any room in your home! Give it a try......you will be amazed at how easy this is and fun! So many possibilities! Enjoy the hop! If you arrived here from Kate's blog then you will want to go to Mila's blog next....www.milamemories.blogspot.com
Have fun!
lots of awesome inspiration to make your season fun! I am super excited to share this project with you. You can say I like different....I like to learn how to really optimize my tools. In the past I have done tutorials on making stamps and stencils with your cricut. Now I am going to take it a step further and cut fabric with my cricut. Just a few pointers....start with a fresh blade and cutting mat.....it will make your life much easier! Lol I also for this project used 100% cotton fabric and wonder under{iron on fabric adhesive}. I put my blade depth on 5, pressure high, and speed low. But test your machine first on scrap fabric......that way you can get an idea how your machine will cut. Also....using simple shapes is best.....not too detailed. I am making some fall pillows for my living room. For this project you will need.... Sewing machine and matching thread Enough fabric to cover pillows and various colors for shapes Wonder under a few buttons Yo Yo maker{large} 2 pre make pillow bases{mine are 18x18} Decide your pillow size and cut front and back. First iron on the paper backed wonder under to the wrong side of your fabric pieces for shapes. When I load my mat fabric facing the mat, I use a brayer and tape the edges with blue painters tape.....so it is good and stable. You are now ready to cut! Choose your shapes......here are mine.....some fall pumpkins and leaves.
Iron your shapes onto the pillow front and you can let that go or you can stitch around the shapes.....
Next make 3 yo yo's and sew to pumpkin as in photo below.
To put the pillow together.....take your front and back and sew right sides facing each other....only 3 sides....that way you can turn it right side out and put pillow inside and then sew the bottom. You can use your machine to close the opening or hand stitch it closed.
There you have it!! Some fun pillows to decorate and brighten any room in your home! Give it a try......you will be amazed at how easy this is and fun! So many possibilities! Enjoy the hop! If you arrived here from Kate's blog then you will want to go to Mila's blog next....www.milamemories.blogspot.com
Have fun!
WoW! Look at brave you trying fabric! I somehow am scared of fabric. Love the pillow. TFS
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project! Thanks for all of the tips on cutting fabric.
ReplyDeleteStunning pillows. Loved the fabric you chose x
ReplyDeleteAre these ever GORGEOUS! LOVE them!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow! So pretty and so perfect for the season!!! Looks so comfy too...lol!!!
ReplyDeleteI have fall fabric and am dying to use it with my Cricut. Thanks for the tips. And I love your pillows!
ReplyDeleteThe pillows are great. I would have never thought of pillows for decor. Thanks for the tips. Now I have yet anothre item to add to my list of MUST DOs
ReplyDeleteYour pillows are wonderful! And I love those fabric flowers!
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDana
Danascraftycorner.blogspot.com
Oh these are so great!!!
ReplyDeleteLove you pillow! I have never tried fabric and I am impressed with this awesome pillow. TFS
ReplyDeleteThose pillows look so cozy ! Ready to cuddle up on a fall night for sure. TFS
ReplyDeleteCool Pillows. My blog is loving scrapper 101.
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness! What fabulous pillows! You make it look so easy!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
http://cccscraproom.blogspot.com
Awesome pillow!!
ReplyDeleteWow ~ now I want to make some fall pillows and I don't even sew much!!! I had a hard time cutting fabric, but your tutorial gave me the courage to try again!! Love your pillows!!
ReplyDeleteWow! This pillow is so pretty! TFS CallyAnn(new follower)
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Hi Amylynne! Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving me a lovely comment. I just found a cute little quilt shop yesterday in a tiny little town not too far from me. I scored some cool sale fabric to make a pillow with and I thought it was fun to see you sharing your pillow here on your blog as I was on the same wave-length. Your pillow is fabulous and I love your cards!
ReplyDeleteJessi xox
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping at my blog. I love your pillow and you have really made me think about which Austen heroine I am...I like to think that I am definitely Miss Elizabeth Bennett but I am not sure. Maybe it is a good excuse to read the books over again.
Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting on my December Daily pages! I adore this applique project you've shared here and the overall look and tone of your blog. So glad to have made the connection!!
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