No Sew Pillow Cover
Do you love to change your decor with the changing seasons but find you don’t have the time or the energy to do a complete …
Do you love to change your decor with the changing seasons but find you don’t have the time or the energy to do a complete …
How cute are these hand painted pillowcases? If you love them as much as we do then you have to check out this tutorial …
Lyndsay of The Happy Chateau only had to purchase a dollar worth of fabric to recreate a Nate Berkus pillow with leather fringe. So, basically, …
Steph from Building This Nest had been craving some change to the throw pillows on her couch and loved the look of a pretty rosette pillow cover from Anthropologie. Unfortunately, $58 was definitely not in her budget for a cover alone, and she knew she could make it for way less. Using a $3 sheet from the thrift store, Steph sewed up a cover to fit a pillow form she already had and saved herself a pretty penny. Well, 5,500 pennies actually!
Brittany of brittanyMakes provides an easy tutorial for how to sew a velvet trimmed pillow without the hassle of cord or piping. Brittany used a velvet ribbon to create her lush trim. While the softness and warmth of velvet is perfect for the holidays and cold winters, its elegance extends throughout the year!