I was excited when Jennifer contacted me to participate in her Spread the Love Valentines Blog Hop. It gave me the motivation to actually make this pillow I've had in mind for a while.
I'm not terribly into cutesy Valentines Day decor. I'm not against it; it's just not my style. I did want to make something fun for Valentines that wasn't over the top cutesy. I hung onto every tiny scrap of the Oakshott Cottons I received last year, and have been saving them for a fun, small project. They were perfect for this pillow.
To make this pillow you need:
(2) 20.5" squares linen (I used Essex Yarn Dyed in Flax)
(2) 20.5" squares heavyweight interfacing
20" invisible zipper
Red scraps
1 piece heavy weight interfacing the size of your shape
First, draw your heart (or any shape you want). I wanted mine to fill only the lower quarter of my pillow so I went fairly small. Start piecing those scraps together. When I'm improv piecing, I tend to begin by sewing smaller pieces together to make strips or sections. I then sew those together with the larger scraps. Don't overthink it. Just have fun.
Keep adding to your improv block until it's about a 1/2" larger than your shape, all the way around.
Attach the interfacing to the back of your linen squares as well as the back of your pieced block. (I forgot to attach my interfacing until I had already sewn my block down so the pictures don't reflect this).
Decide how to position your shape on the pillow.
Now layer all the pieces. Each piece will be right side down. First place the linen square, then pieced block, then paper shape. Pin all layers together well.
Carefully stitch around the shape on the back. Before stitching, use the top thread to pull the bobbin thread up through your fabric to the top. Hold both threads out of the way and begin stitching. This will prevent a bird's nest from forming on the front of the pillow.
Trim the excess. I left about 3/8" - 1/2" around my stitching.
Very carefully separate the two layers and begin cutting out the linen inside the stitching lines. I choose to sew two stitching lines to add strength.
Finished!
Now make your pillow by inserting the invisible zipper and sewing around the perimeter of the pillow. Check out The Busy Bean for a tutorial on invisible zippers if you haven't done one before. It's my favorite way to finish off a pillow cover.
GIVEAWAY!-- CLOSED
Our giveaway today comes from Our Epoch Fabric Shop. Andi is generously giving away a Jelly Roll of Comma by Zen Chic, two Mini Charm Packs (Candies) of Posey by Aneela Hoey, and a 10 pack of Clover Wonder Clips! I wish I could win. To enter, just leave a comment. Please make sure I have your email address (in your profile or the comment) if you want to win.
Don't forget to check out all the other tutorials and giveaways that happened this week!
I'm not terribly into cutesy Valentines Day decor. I'm not against it; it's just not my style. I did want to make something fun for Valentines that wasn't over the top cutesy. I hung onto every tiny scrap of the Oakshott Cottons I received last year, and have been saving them for a fun, small project. They were perfect for this pillow.
To make this pillow you need:
(2) 20.5" squares linen (I used Essex Yarn Dyed in Flax)
(2) 20.5" squares heavyweight interfacing
20" invisible zipper
Red scraps
1 piece heavy weight interfacing the size of your shape
First, draw your heart (or any shape you want). I wanted mine to fill only the lower quarter of my pillow so I went fairly small. Start piecing those scraps together. When I'm improv piecing, I tend to begin by sewing smaller pieces together to make strips or sections. I then sew those together with the larger scraps. Don't overthink it. Just have fun.
Keep adding to your improv block until it's about a 1/2" larger than your shape, all the way around.
Attach the interfacing to the back of your linen squares as well as the back of your pieced block. (I forgot to attach my interfacing until I had already sewn my block down so the pictures don't reflect this).
Decide how to position your shape on the pillow.
Now layer all the pieces. Each piece will be right side down. First place the linen square, then pieced block, then paper shape. Pin all layers together well.
Carefully stitch around the shape on the back. Before stitching, use the top thread to pull the bobbin thread up through your fabric to the top. Hold both threads out of the way and begin stitching. This will prevent a bird's nest from forming on the front of the pillow.
Trim the excess. I left about 3/8" - 1/2" around my stitching.
Very carefully separate the two layers and begin cutting out the linen inside the stitching lines. I choose to sew two stitching lines to add strength.
Finished!
Now make your pillow by inserting the invisible zipper and sewing around the perimeter of the pillow. Check out The Busy Bean for a tutorial on invisible zippers if you haven't done one before. It's my favorite way to finish off a pillow cover.
GIVEAWAY!-- CLOSED
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Blog: LR Stitched - Giveaway: Lima Sews Fabric Shop
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Blog: Jednoiglec/Sewing Under the Rainbow - Giveaway: By Mary Fabric Shop
Blog: Stitchery Dickory Dock - Giveaway: Knotty Gnome Crafts
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Blog: From the Blue Chair - Giveaway: Our Epoch Fabric Shop
Blog: Sew Crafty Jess - Giveaway: Hot Pink Stitches
I like your pillow. Is this the porthole technique? Will the linen ravel nicely?
ReplyDeleteI love the subtlety of this, thanks for sharing the tutorial.
ReplyDeletemary(at)emmens(dot)co(dot)uk
Just the perfect amount of Valentine cute! I have never done reverse applique, so it's something i could try! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pillow - love the shape of the heart! Fab giveaway too! amycav at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this tutorial. I'm thinking about all the cool shapes I can put on pillows now!
ReplyDeleteSo cute Kati! I love your modern take on a patchwork heart. Thanks so much for being part of the hop!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a great pillow - and a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love the shape of your heart. What a great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I love everything about this pillow. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love the improv piecing in the heart. Thanks for the tutorial and the link to the invisible zipper too.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I do With my scraps! I have them dryer by color family, and when the baggie gets too full, I start stitching and slashing until I have a useable size piece and make something with it! I've never tried reverse appliqué, but this I might have to do. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. I am so going to do this sometime soon. Thanks for the giveaway. vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThis is just perfect for Valentine's Day. Such a clever technique. Thank you for sharing with all of your followers. WOW is all I can say about the giveaway. Just think of all the endless possibilities using all of these goodies. Good be quilting for a long time. When you're poor, this amount of fabric just seems like the ideal gift.
ReplyDeleteSandi Timmons
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Very pretty! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove this patchwork heart. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat is really cute! I'm not really into valentine decor, it doesn't seem to be a big thing in the uk, but this is really subtle and sweet :) I love that it is scrappy too :)
ReplyDeletethis is so sweet-- you could leave it out all year-- my daughter would love one for her room!
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow! I might have to make one of these... Happy Valentines Day!
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is just so lovely and sophisticated too. I love it.
ReplyDeleteI love this - the heart is just perfect and the colours look great! Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteOh thanks I so want to make one of these!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! And thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love this cushion!! not too 'cutesy'!!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out awesome! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cushion! I'd love to enter the giveaway, provided you can ship to the UK! :) Katherine
ReplyDeleteyour cushion is gorgeous! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI'd love some of those wonder clips!
Looks so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteThe instructions are pretty awesome - I want to try this now! :)
This is so very pretty! please count me in for this generous giveaway.
ReplyDeletemystica123athotmaildotcom
Cute pillow! I like the heart shape and the colors.
ReplyDeleteI love it and your color choices. I think I'll be whipping up one of these this weekend!
ReplyDeletemelly79 at hotmail dot com
Wow! I love this idea. I am not a fan of cutesy valentine decor either, but this is nice and subtle. Love the generous giveaway too!
ReplyDeleteI so love this pillow! What a great project! I will for sure be trying this one out! Thanks so much!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI have a question - will the fabric only fray back to the stitching line? You don't have to zig-zag it?
I love it! It's so funky and modern :)
Thank you for the opportunity to win!
I love that technique. Must give it a try. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree. I am not to into cutesy decorations either, and this pillow is perfect. Love it!
ReplyDeleteLOVEly pillow! It's a new technic for me, thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteReally *love* this one. Great heart shape and a fun technique.
ReplyDeleteAmazing giveaway. I need too get som of those clips to try them out. Jjjcwebb at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLove this pillow. Very funky and modern. Thanks for the giveaway, too! (emstromme at gmail dot com)
ReplyDeleteAwesome giveaway, and love the understated pillow and instructions!
ReplyDeleteThat is just so cute. It gives me ideas for some other projects, too. Thanks for the great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the pillow! I might try this technique as soon as I finish my current UFO!
ReplyDeleteDarling pillow! And what a great way to make a patchwork heart! And really that method could be used for just about any applique object. Thanks so much for the idea. And thanks to you & the sponsors for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThe pieced heart on your pillow looks really cool!
ReplyDeleteLove how you incorporated the improv piecing. Pretty and a little understated!
ReplyDeleteLove this tutorial! I have been wanting to try reverse applique. This would be the perfect project.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial and the wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeletethat is a very neat tutorial. I really like the scrappy heart!
ReplyDeleteCute Pillow!
ReplyDeleteawesome pillow, I love that it has the Valentine theme but isn't too over the top. Great job!!!!
ReplyDeletethis is such a wonderful idea. Thanks so much for sharing your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute! I like how it's for Valentine's without being over the top.
ReplyDeleteI love the patchwork wonky heart!
ReplyDeleteReally cute pillow - thanks for the great tutorial & the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow! I think it is perfect for Valentine's. Thank your for the chance to win a fabulous prize! This blog hop has been really fun. Thanks.
ReplyDeletewow, great giveaway and cute pillow Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried reverse applique before, but I like this cushion so much, now may be the time. Thanks for the great tutorial--and the great giveaway opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE the heart, thank you for the tutorial and the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love seeing reverse applique in action. I've tried it before, but never really know when to use it, as opposed to regular applique. I really like your pillow. It's perfect.
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow! missysaprons@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and a wonderful way to use up small scraps, I so need some wonder clips, I hope I win!
ReplyDeleteLove the pillow! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the clear tutorial, I really need to try this technique!
ReplyDeleteKati, this is adorable (but not toooo cutesy!). Love it, especially in the oakshotts.
ReplyDeleteKati, this is adorable (but not toooo cutesy!). Love it, especially in the oakshotts.
ReplyDeleteNice pillow Kati!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in your heart :-)
ReplyDeleteJust preciouus - thanks.
ReplyDeleteLovely little scrap project.
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow! I'm not into cutesy either, so this really fits the bill. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if you satin stitch around the heart. I like the shape of the heart
ReplyDeleteI love this! The improv piecing makes it so unique!
ReplyDeleteI love this "love" pillow! I especially love the unique and wimsical shape of the heart. I can't wait to sit down and make this one...
ReplyDeleteI just love this pillow. Couldn't be any sweeter. Thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! The scrappy - but cohesive - look to the heart is perfect, especially since you picked such a great texture for your background. It keeps this pilow from being flat. Instead, it's warm and rich! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this pillow! My favorite tutorial from the hop :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project - I have not done reverse applique yet and you are tempting me!!!
ReplyDeletelovely pillow
ReplyDeletethanks for the giveaway
Great pillow. Sew-fisticated!
ReplyDeleteWow, I am not big on V day decor either, but this is the second thing on this blog hop that has me rethinking the idea, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use your favorite scraps!
ReplyDeleteI love that pillow -- you're right, it isn't a "cute" Valentine decoration, and the Oakshott is just wonderful! Great use of scraps (because I'd save every single bit of my leftovers, too). :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful pillow, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteAdorable. I love the reverse applique heart. This one is going on pinterest for me try sometime. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pillow! I love that it is simple, perfect for my daughter in laws decor. Thanks for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentines Day!
ReplyDeleteOh, thanks so much for offering a giveaway! I LOVE the wonder clips! AND Jelly rolls!! YEAH! I hope I get to be the new owner of some!!!
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is beautiful and wow what a giveaway!
ReplyDeletelisamcgriff (at) hotmail (dot) com
This is so pretty! The Oakshotts give it such a nice touch, I can see why you kept every scrap!
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely my style! I love it!! You can see the quality fabric through the computer screen! PLUS, I've been wanting to try a hidden zipper pillow cover, I usually do the overlapped opening in the back. THANK YOU!!
ReplyDeleteI love *LOVE* your pillow! Will ahve to make one for my daughter's room :-)
ReplyDeleteLOVE this and thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteVery cute pillow and you make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a pretty pillow.
ReplyDeleteI don't like cutesy Valentine decor so I think this is perfect as a holiday accent.
ReplyDeleteI love this. I especially love the shape of the heart and that it is in the corner. That makes it pretty classy.
ReplyDeleteSweet pillow and great use of oakshott cotton:D
ReplyDeleteI WILL do this one someday. So hard to choose v-day craft projects this year. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. I love the pillow.
ReplyDeleteCute pillow! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove the look of the heart. I like scrappy looking projects.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the pillow with the linen.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely adorable.. gonna go improvit!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I'm with you on the frou frou stuff :)
ReplyDeleteLove Comma and I've been meaning to get some of those wonder clips!
I have never tried reverse applique, but it looks great!
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial. I have done some reverse applique and thing that it is quite unique. Thanks for including me in your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love the pillow! It's not cutsy. It's both subtle and fun at the same time. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow. Cutsey isn't really my style either. I wish I had some leftover Oakshott's.
ReplyDeleteI love that little heart on the pillow. That is all I would want on my couch for V Day. Great tute too. Thanks for a chance to win the blog candy!!
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I really like your idea, because I'm not into the cutesy stuff either. I could see this idea being used for other holidays (i.e., Fourth of July, Halloween) too.
ReplyDeleteI love how the pillow is elegant instead of cutesy. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea to use up scraps. I'm afraid to tell you I'm pretty ruthless, anything small either becomes 2.5 inch squares or strips 1-2 inches wide. Anything smaller than that goes in the trash.
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice pillow--not too "Valentine-y" for grown up tastes.
ReplyDeleteWas it hard to snip so close to your sewing line? (That sounds like a dumb question, but that is what holds me back from trying this--I'm always worried I won't get a close, smooth look. or that I'll snip through my stitches.)
Thanks for the tutorial and the giveaway.
I'm not much into Valentine's cutesy either. However, I do like your pillow.(especially with the scrappy heart)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial and the chance to win.
I love your reverse applique method. It inspires me to try one too.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I definitely want to try a pillow like this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great tutorial and a gorgeous project. It doesn't scream Valentine's Day. Very elegant - I'm bookmarking it! Many thanks!
ReplyDeleteellen(at)myerly(dot)net
First I adore your project. Just the right amount of cutesy and mix with a food dollop of grownup ness. Also Oakshot anywhere is bound to be a winner.
ReplyDeleteBut second, thanks for sharing this technique. I am trying to some reverse appliqué and am finding it really fiddely and difficult and annoying. But your method looks much more practical. I'll be trying this soon.
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Love the pillow and the method seems pretty easy, especially for a beginner like me. I see lots of new pillows in my future!
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSil77sews@gmail.com
Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSil77sews@gmail.com
I have to agree, I'm not into cutesy holiday decor or decorating because there's an event (like valentine's day) but your pillow is fabulous!
ReplyDelete~Tabatha at BendingPIns.com ~
Love the shape of the heart and the Oakshotts were a perfect choice. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen how reverse applique worked - great tutorial. And those clover clips!!!! I recently bought a box of them and don't know how I ever lived without them. Great giveaway - my fingers are crossed.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your tutorial for making your Awesome pillow!!! Have a daughter that would loooove for one to show up at her house!! (Nice Momhug for sure!!!)
ReplyDeleteThanks for chance to win your Drawing too! :)
Great tutorial-thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of Valentines that are not too cutesy! It can go year round since the pillow is timeless. Good job
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial and the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove this heart design and tute. Beautiful and modern! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I love how funky the pillow is! :)
ReplyDeletemrsrachelsbooth{at}gmail{com}
Adorable pillow. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love that sassy heart shape and I agree, it's a great use of those precious Oakshott scraps! What a killer giveaway, too. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMaybe reverse applique isn't as scary as I thought! I should give it a try! Thank you for the chance to win, what fun :).
ReplyDeleteLoving the scrapiness of the heart, perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteI hope I win too; that's a wonderful giveaway. And I love your pillow. It's just right. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love that pillow. It's so cute.
ReplyDeleteaddibrae(at)hotmail(dot)ca
very cool pillow! it would work with any shape and color! thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOoooooh! Oakshotts.....Love!
ReplyDeletesyfalkenstein at gmail dot com
I love this pillow! Thanks for the fabulous tutorial! :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! How fun to have seasonal pillows!
ReplyDeleteThe pillow us begging to be hugged!!!The heart is so cute.
ReplyDeleteUsha
usharaneem@yahoo.com
Ohhhh thank you for the great decor idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the pillow!
ReplyDeleteLove your pillow. I have never sewen with linen before, I am going to have to try this pillow with some. It looks so nice and smooth. Thanks for the chance to win. bpfrimmer@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteSuch a huge fan of reverse applique! (Also, Andi is awesome!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect Valentine pillow! I don't really do cutesie either so I love to see "grown-up" Valentine projects.
ReplyDeleteSo cute, I've always wanted to try reverse applique, and the patchwork is adorable! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried reverse applique, but this makes it seem so easy to do! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI would so love to win. Thanks for the tutorial!!!
ReplyDeleteI love how your heart is scrappy and the shape of it. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow with its charming patchwork heart!
ReplyDeleteI love that pillow!! How sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial and giveaway Kati! I think we're going to make one of these pillows for my son's teacher for Valentine's Day. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the pillow!!! I need to make this next year!
ReplyDeleteThose oakshott cottons look so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the pillow! Thanks for the chance to win ;)
ReplyDeleteksmith8@emich.edu
thank you so much for your adorable tutorial and for this awesome giveaway, I'd love to win this ^_^
ReplyDeleteSimple and quite elegant! the giveaway sounds awesome.
ReplyDeleteGood morning I am allot like you in that I do not like too much frilly but I do like a splash here and there. Your pillow tut is perfect and I never have tried reverse applique', so I figured why not now. Thanks so much for the tutorial and the contest....take care
ReplyDeleteLoved your comment about not being cutesy about Valentine. Can so relate. Thank you for your project. martha
ReplyDeleteI love your reds, grear color choices.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, makes me wish for a day off to get some sewing done!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pillow!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pillow. Thanks for the chance to win an amazing giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job - understated and classy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pillow and tut! Thank you! I really need to get going on something valentine-y...
ReplyDeleteClassic! Love the pillow - I'm not a fan of cutsie Valentine's either so this is perfect! Nice tutorial - thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love your heart pattern!
ReplyDeleteThis is so simple and so pretty, I could totally see leaving this out year round!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous heart tutorial, great use of scraps to make a gorgeous heart.thanks for giveaway
ReplyDeletewhat a great giveaway. Your pillow is so cute and looks like a quick and easy project. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI love this pillow! Adorable kati!
ReplyDeleteYou make this look so simple! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteCute pillow, I have been meaning to make some new ones for my sofa!
ReplyDelete5higgins AT bellsouth DOT net
VERY CUTE!
ReplyDeleteI like that your pillow is 'not in your face Valentine'. It's very subdue!
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS POST+GIVEAWAY!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!
msstitcher1948@yahoo.com
This is a lovely tutorial! I like the shape of the heart.
ReplyDeleteI think your pillow is stunning! I am tempted to drop the project I am working on and make one now! Thanks for the giveaway! awolk at rogers dot com
ReplyDeletethanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteGotta love those Oakshot cottons in a gorgeous scrappy heart! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet design! Love it's mod shape. Well done tutorial and a great giveaway to boot. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the pillow - simple yet adorable. Can't wait to make a few for my home.
ReplyDeleteCute pillow! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove this tutorial! Definitely on my project list :)
ReplyDeleteCute pillow! I love improv piecing. And great technique!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this tutorial. I've always wondered about reverse applique.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial!! Count me in for the giveaway!! Would love to win!! My email address is jenjeb@juno.com
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this pillow! Thanks for the tutorial and giveaway! :D
ReplyDeleteLove this pillow, the background is perfect. And what a wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteGreat pillow! Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteamyd14_1999@yahoo.com
Thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThat pillow is darling, love how you've pieced the heart. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis pillow would be great for me, too. Thanks for the chance to win some fabric; it will feed my addiction! LOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pillow! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteTerrific pillow! Fingers crossed for the giveaway...
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