There is a little interview, too, as a part of their designer spotlight program.
This pillow cover is a great scrappy project that takes about a weekend or so to complete....
...as long as you don't get distracted. :)
It would be cute sewn up in a specific color scheme.
Think fall, Halloween or Christmas.
But, full on scrappy works, too!
The pillow cover measures 20" square and is scrap project #111!
So happy pillow :)
ReplyDeleteYou really do make good use of your scraps dont you ??
ReplyDeletethis has me second guessing cutting all my scraps into squares..... lol!
ReplyDeleteThe pillow makes me happy seeing it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing.
Groetjes
Annemieke
such a good way to use scraps off now to read your interview
ReplyDeleteLove your pillow! What a fun project! Congrats on being in the spotlight at Olfa! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteI love this fun scrappy project! So cute!
ReplyDeleteLove it Amanda, looks like this might be something I can help Natalie make. She looooves sewing.
ReplyDeleteThis pillow just makes me smile! And a great interview--I'm looking forward to soup, too :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I really need to hit the scrap bag--it just keeps growing and growing!
ReplyDeletevery cute....I'm going to teach my grandkids to sew.....this would be fun...after they get the hang of it of course!!
ReplyDeleteThat's just adorable! So happy looking!
ReplyDeleteJust love it. So cheerful and uplifting!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I never seem to have such bright and colourful scraps to work with!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Pinning now for future make. Thanks!! <3
ReplyDeleteScraps are not my problem but distraction is. I have discovered that's part of my WIP problem. Well, problem is such a strong word.
ReplyDeleteThis is very nice! A pillow like this would look very nice in my family room!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this scrappy pillow. Thanks for the free pattern, I am going to have to set aside a weekend to make one out of my Christmas scraps. I was wondering what I was going to do with them yesterday.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
This is so pretty! Thanks for the tutorial--I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh nice! I see a Christmas one in my future!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
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