3 fun and fresh quilted pillow patterns for a modern look. Easy to follow patterns that are fat quarter friendly or use up scraps!
This is a PDF sewing pattern, not a finished product! Please read full description before purchasing. Learn the basics of patchwork and quilting in this small-scale project! While making this pillow, you’ll learn the process of creating patchwork, making a quilt “sandwich”, quilting, and binding. Once you’ve accomplished these skills on a small scale, you’ll have the confidence to tackle a full-sized quilt! Difficulty: For beginners Recommended Fabrics: We recommend quilting cotton, linen or other medium- weight fabrics. This pattern includes 15 pages of clear, thorough instructions and color graphics to help you along the way. Material Requirements: • Pillow Front: (6) 10” (25.4cm) squares (you can also use fat quarters or 1/4 yard (0.23m) cuts, but you’ll have a significant amount of leftover fabric) • Pillow Back: 1/2 yard (0.46m) • Binding: 1/4 yard (0.23m) • Batting: (1) 19” x 19” (48.3cm x 48.3cm) piece • Muslin (1) 20” x 20” (50.8cm x 50.8cm) piece Notions Needed: • (1) spool of thread • (1) 18” pillow form Tools Needed: • Rotary cutter, cutting mat & ruler • Pins and/or clips • Disappearing ink fabric marker or tailor’s chalk • Quilt basting spray or large safety pins • Quarter inch presser foot • Hera marker (optional) You may sell your items made with this pattern, but only on a home-based, small-production scale, and we just ask that you give Studio M Squared design credit. Absolutely no manufacturing permitted. All sales of PDF patterns are final. Etsy does not permit refunds on digital item. Reproduction of this pattern without consent from Studio M Squared is prohibited. Copyright 2022 Studio M Squared.
Learn how to make a quilted pillow out of half square triangle quilt blocks. A fun scrap busting easy quilt project pefect for beginners.
(Please note that affiliate links have been used in this post.) As many of you know, I sell quilted pillow covers in my Etsy Shop. I list a few every now and then as my time and desire allows. I ha…
The Rivendale Collection by Sally Giblin is full of wonderfully whimsical stitcheries and applique patterns. Sally is a truly talented designer and the collection is made up of beautiful designs, sweet sentiments and the most gorgeous shabby projects to get you in the mood to stitch and create. I first came across Sally Giblin’s work in a project in Homespun Magazine, a couple of years back. This is one of my earliest stitchery projects called “Friends for Christmas” designed by Sally Giblin. It’s hung on my wall for a couple of Christmases now – I’m pleased I took photos when I first made it because the kids have since been overly intrigued with the bells hanging on the bottom and removed them, to play with. Sally has kindly offered 6 of her patterns as a giveaway to one lucky reader. Here are some of the patterns you can win : Angels Singing Bird Friendship Grows Share the Sunshine Like what you see? Yes? Good – I’m pleased! They are beautiful, aren’t they? Pop on over to Bee Sew Whimsical to see and purchase some of Sally’s other beautiful patterns or contact Sally directly for stockist info via email: [email protected] Now for the giveaway… Entering is simple – just answer the following question: What sorts of designs do you like to stitch or applique? For an extra entry, blog about this giveaway and then come back and leave a comment with the link. For more entries, tweet or post about this giveaway on facebook – help share the love. Then come back and leave the relevant links. Entries close at midday next Sunday 21 August 2011 This giveaway is open internationally but please make sure that if you are a no-reply blogger, you include a valid email address in your comment, so that I can contact you if you are the winner. Disclaimer: No monetary compensation was given for this review. I did, however, receive Sally Giblin Patterns to review. All opinions are my own or of my family, where applicable.
3 fun and fresh quilted pillow patterns for a modern look. Easy to follow patterns that are fat quarter friendly or use up scraps!
Duval Fabric Lookbook Duval Fabric Collection by Suzy Quilts. Get inspired by the effortless sophistication of 1960’s Key West and its mix of urban living & laid back island style. Easy breezy prints to mix and match in fresh and modern designs. Discover subtle tonal prints and bold graphic designs in a palette of cool …
Fall colors for simple Half-square triangle patchwork pillow and hourglass quilted table runner tutorials and sewing projects.
The first time I made the Slightly Scrambled Quilt using fat quarters I made way too many four patches. In fact, the second time I made too many as well. I don't always count out individual blocks as I make projects. So this means I often have too many. So what's a gal to do with extra four patches? Usually I put them
The Tulip Patchwork Pillow Free Sewing Pattern is a fun and creative project. it is a must-try project for any home decor lover.
Ready to ship pillow cover that doubles as a table topper. Made with the highest quality quilt shop cotton fabric. Fits a 12" square pillow form available at any craft store or online. The fabric used for this pillow cover are by Lella Boutique and called Olive's Flower Market. Perfect for a chair in a little girl's room.
Simple pillow tutorial by Sedef Imer with a Scandi (scandinavian-inspired) design, featuring Summer Blush fabric for Riley Blake Designs.
Hello there and thanks for stopping by! Last Monday was the end of our Granny's Garden Sew Along But I still have a few thing...
This Moonlight Serenade Free Pillow Pattern is so pretty and so fun to sew! Click here for the free pattern and make one up today!
I’m channeling spring. We’ve had the winter to beat all winters in Minnesota, and I know many of you across the country have experienced the same thing. Mind you, I enjoy a pretty snowfall ~ in De…
I get asked quite frequently for a tutorial on this little pillow which I made for a class I taught awhile back. It’s gotten pinned and repinned quite a bit over on pinterest–especiall…
Scrappy string star quilted pillow using Bonnie and Camille's Miss Kate fabric.
This is the best way to make a modern quillow (or quilted pillow pocket.) Use scraps from the Adventureland quilt pattern to add a pocket!
Simple pillow tutorial by Sedef Imer with a Scandi (scandinavian-inspired) design, featuring Summer Blush fabric for Riley Blake Designs.
In Quilt & Zo vind 62 je veel variatie. Zo maak je een deken met letters, handige tassen en vrolijke kussens. Natuurlijk vind je ook een paar prachtige quilts voor […]
I really love making pillows. They are managable projects that give you a lot of freedom to try new techniques and hone skills. What better way to try out a new quilting technique then on a pillow top?
