I am sew excited to introduce my Sewlebrity Crush…
In my eyes, she is a “Sewlebrity,” and here’s why I’ve got a “Crush” on her!
Well, I pretty much want to make every single sewing project Terra has posted on her blog. I’m really not kidding! I would just love to take a visit to her home just to see all her pretty creations in person. She is so creative and wonderful. And what’s fun is that she lives in the same town where I was born! (Maybe I will visit someday)! hehe. I’m so grateful that she said yes to participating in my series!
{To see the amazing line up of my other crushes, go here}.
Now here she is, with her fabulous tutorial!
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I’m so excited to be here today for the Sewlebrity Crush Series. I’ve
seen so many great ideas already this month.
I wanted to make a pillow with some texture, and while looking around
for inspiration, I came up with the idea to use C-shaped fabric to
create the ruffles. I’ve used it before on clothing, and I thought it would be fun for a
pillow.
a fabric that doesn’t fray. You also want to use fabric that drapes
well and has some stretch to it. A knit fabric is perfect.
You can use more or less depending on how “full” you want your pillow
to be.
1/2 inch all the way around for seam allowances. My pillow form was 16
inches square, so I cut my fabric 17 inches square.
and curve it into a c-shape.
c-shaped piece of fabric. This is your template.
pillow.
squares close to the edge of the inside of the C. I started 1/2 inch
from the edge of the square to leave room for seam allowances.
square, leaving an opening to insert the pillow form. Clip your
corners and trim seams.
Rach! Visit me at mama says sew for more sewing tutorials.
Stay tuned for a big giveaway on August 1!