I started with a $4 placemat.
I loved the embroidery, the colors and the size.
Then I used a seam ripper to open up a side.
Filled it with batting.
And Ema loved helping!
I used a needle and thread to sew it shut and
Voila! New Pillows for my couch.
I wish I could take all the credit for this project. I got the idea from here.
P.S. The picture DOES no justice for this beautiful fabric. I absolutely love it. If you come anywhere near my house I will grab my pillows and bring them out to you. I love them!
I loved the embroidery, the colors and the size.
Then I used a seam ripper to open up a side.
Filled it with batting.
And Ema loved helping!
I used a needle and thread to sew it shut and
Voila! New Pillows for my couch.
I wish I could take all the credit for this project. I got the idea from here.
P.S. The picture DOES no justice for this beautiful fabric. I absolutely love it. If you come anywhere near my house I will grab my pillows and bring them out to you. I love them!
9 comments:
Super cute idea! LOVE IT! :)
You have motivated me to do this. I will go and do!
Love it! So cute, can't wait till I can see them in person.
Love. Love. Love! I'm going to do that! I cannot believe I have never thought of that before! ;-)
Super cute!!! I'll have to try it!
I am so inspired, I just got back from Kohl's with three new placemats to stuff! Thanks!
WOW!!!! That is so awesome! I love that!
what a cool idea,and lots of times you can find placemats for so cheap!Looks great!
Jelena
The fabric is so cute! I think it will really tie in your reading chair in the room.
I got nervous that the fabric was some vintage thrift store find, then Justin reassured that it could be found at Pier 1. It's ok if we have matching pillows, right?
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