I finished the triangle pillow! And I LOVE IT! The tutorial for the triangle blocks is here. The inspiration for the pillow is here.
I turned my dresden into a pillow, too. I had to add some patchwork to two of the sides to make it bigger. And then I added a few strips to the two remaining sides to make it (almost) square...and then I had to stop myself. :) I love how they BOTH turned out. I think I need to make a few more!
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ReplyDeleteHow do you have room for all those pillows? Lovely, both of 'em!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your pillows are really cute. I am going to make a few pillows in May for the first time :) .
ReplyDeletedrooling and wanting those pillows;)
ReplyDeleteYou hit a home run with these Amanda Jean:)
Beautiful pillows! I'm going to try to make one. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove the triangle pillow! I wonder how it would look in coordinating fabrics to match decor? But I guess that would defeat the purpose of it being made from scraps! lol
ReplyDeletewow, that triangle pillow if fabulous. I love it. I also love that you stopped at just a pillow. Sometimes I feel like I need to turn everything into a quilt. A pillow is so fun to have around!
ReplyDeleteafter you mentioned that penny had made a similar design, I totally remembered it, she is so talented.
So colorful - perfect for Spring!
ReplyDelete~Judy
Love them. The triangle one is very inspiring! There may yet be hope for my scraps.
ReplyDeleteboth are lovely!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are both great!
ReplyDeleteI love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial.
besos desde Argentina
Okay, you're starting. Little by little you're getting to smaller projects and loving it. So, when are you going to join the doll swap?
ReplyDeleteI love your dresden. Could you do a tutorial on how to make them. I have a quilt that I want to add some of these to, but it is intimidating to me. You are so amazing that I think I could follow your instructions. I am so happy you didn't quit blogging for long. Love your blog! ;)
ReplyDeleteThose triangles have been haunting me in my sleep. I need to make them. Thanks for sharing! I really really do love them!
ReplyDeleteThose sure turned out lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh, well, are these pillow tops just sooo feminine !
ReplyDeleteSo loverly.
hugs,
Gerry
That triangle pillow is wonderful! Just perfect for those little scraps!
ReplyDeleteThese pillows are awesome! I think my favorite is the triangle one, I am going to have to make one soon.
ReplyDeleteExquisite!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pillows, especially the triangles. Great way to use up some scraps.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love both of those! The little tiny piecing gets me every time, it looks great on the pillow!
ReplyDeleteI like the fabrics best in the dresden plates one, but I love those triangles! When you did the tutorial I thought it was too time-consuming. But I will have to try now! =) (Would you recommend paper-piecing with fabric so you don't have to tear it out?
ReplyDeleteI love both pillows, but I especially love the triangles! I just might have to dive into that myself. :)
ReplyDeletereally cute!
ReplyDeleteThose are really adorable...
ReplyDeleteI wish I had some of whatever it is that gets you so motivated and keeps you that way til the finish. Your pillows are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAre they just covers or are they sewn closed?
Beautiful. I think I like the triangle one best only because it is a genius use of scraps. Kudos to you!
ReplyDeleteI love your pillows! They are just gorgeous. I really want to try something with the triangles... and I will someday; it's just a matter of time.
ReplyDeleteOh yea, love em! Such a cool way to use scraps. I'm still looking forward to trying some of those triangles with my snippets bin. Love the way you bordered your dresden with the natural color and strips. I bet these bring wonderful splashes of color to your rooms!
ReplyDeleteNice......thanks for the continued great inspirations :0)
ReplyDeleteHappy Sewing and Happy Easter
The triangle pillow is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty. I have the perfect chair for a dresden pillow. But the triangles look like so much fun to make. Hmmm....
ReplyDeleteAmanda Jean!!!! I love this post! I adore your pillows. I often stop by your blog to get inspired. Thank you for taking the time to blog about your creations!
ReplyDeleteThese pillows are stunning! I love love them.
ReplyDeleteBoth are a pleasure to look at and are so inviting and cheerful. Great job.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! love love love them!
ReplyDeleteLove them both and thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteLove the pillows. They make me smile!
ReplyDeleteboth pillows turned out SEWWWW cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat fine triangles.
ReplyDeleteNi-ice! Those little quilts look great as pillows!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with the triangles, the pillows are way cute.
ReplyDeleteWow :) Who would have thought sraps could be so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove them both :)
muy muy bonito, me gusta mucho tu blog, tus trabajos son preciosos, felicidades, desde Barcelona!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteFAB-U-LOUS!! Luv your pillows and thank you so much for your triangle tutorial. If I stare at that pillow long enough do you think it'll materialise in my house? No! Guess I'd better make my own then. Thanks again....
ReplyDeleteOoooohh!! Those are too cute..love the colors!
ReplyDeleteLove both these pillows and thanks for the tutorial. I'm currently making several pillows for my living room...will add this to the mix.
ReplyDeleteI love your triangle pillow! It's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI once made quilt square pillows to sell in a craft shop. No one bought them. I think you have to charge so much for them, which includes your materials as well as your time, that the price is prohibitive to most people. BUT we quilters can make and enjoy them! Yours are pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour scrappy triangular pillow is wonderful! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThe pillows look great. I read the tutorial on the triangles and I am going to have to try them. So many projects, so little time.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your pillows are beautiful! You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteI love "scrap" anything...those little triangles put together have such an impact. Fun stuff!
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is absolutely beautiful. You did such a wonderful job. Thanks for the tutorial. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI love your triangle pillow!
ReplyDeleteWowee!! That is a stunning pillow, thanks for sharing the link to the tutorial. This will be added to my ever growing list of "to-dos" :)
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Rachel
http://www.dewberrylane.com
Yeah for equilateral triangles!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful job....like everything else you've posted on here! :)
ReplyDeletei should have peeled myself away from the machine to take a closer look at your lovely pillows. the photos are pretty, but they can't quite do justice to your beautiful quilting
ReplyDeleteGreat use of your little triangles! The Dresden pillow top is adorable too.
ReplyDeleteLove the strippy triangles!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous work mama!
ReplyDeleteLove them both!!!
ReplyDeleteYour triangles are totally fabulous!! LOVE both your beautiful pillows!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteLittle triangles are in my future. love anything that uses scraps.
ReplyDeleteI love that dresden pillow! I just wanted you to know I left you an award on my blog, if you want to play along! :)Happy Easter! And thanks for all the great ideas!
ReplyDeleteYou are one crazy mom! All those triangles! I do like your version better than your inspiration. Better colors? Or is it that your tris are all going in one direction and it's easier on the eye? Whatever the reason, Good Job! I want to try that.
ReplyDeleteIt just makes me happy to look at the triangle one!
ReplyDeleteOh this is just so wonderful! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE the triangles. I've been making some this weekend and they ARE addictive! Thanks for the tutorial....these are FUN!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteThe triangle pillow is FANTASTIC!! Now I'm inspired to make a quilt (with bigger triangles!). Your tutorial is great too.
ReplyDeletethis is great!
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