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Rectangular Pillow

Made My Own Nursery Cushion

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Video made by Silvia Published on 10/17/2016, viewed by 3701 , 5 Comments

Following my son's nursery color scheme I made a cushion for nursing chair

What you will need

12" x 24" of fabric

Fabric cutter

Sewing machine

Ziper

Pillow Stuffing

How to do this project

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 patchwork

Very similar to my baby quilt project. I used the same fabrics and the same patchwork

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Cut 6"x6" squares to make the patchwork

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Decide on the patchwork pattern

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See the squares together, 2 by 2 until you have all squares connected

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Remember to iron after the seems

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Cut the back fabric. In this case the patchwork was only in the front of the pillow

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Pin the 2 fabrics together, inside out. Leaving one edge open to sew the ziper

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Follow the ziper instructions from your sewing machine to add the zipper

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Turns your pillow inside out and add the stuffing!

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Here is the back of my pillow

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Toddler

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Rafael Sanches
10/21/2016 ☰
Amazing job! Thanks for sharing!
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Tishana Small avatar
Tishana Small
12/10/2017 ☰
Thats cool stuff i have to learn with my daughters.
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LaDonna Cruse
03/03/2018 ☰
That’s really nice I’m a new beginner and would to try.
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