Patchwork cushion

Over 30 ideas for Fall-themed sewing and quilting projects, patterns, and ideas including quilts, table runners, and pillows.

Learn how to sew a beautiful quilted Patchwork Cushion. Throw pillows instantly update any space. Personalize yours with patchwork.

Simple pillow tutorial by Sedef Imer with a Scandi (scandinavian-inspired) design, featuring Summer Blush fabric for Riley Blake Designs.

How to Make a Simple Patchwork Pillow Cushion. DIY Tutorial

Colourful Patchwork Cushion Cover These beautiful cotton kantha cushion covers are sure to bring a dash of colour and vibrancy to your home. Upcycled and ethically handmade from fabric scraps by traditional Rajasthani tailors. Each eye catching cover is unique and features detailed running lines of kantha stitching front side with a solid colour back. You may find slight imperfections not faults showing only the recycled, handmade character. · 100% cotton · Recycled · 16'' x 16'' (41cm x…

Hi, all! This week I found a great pin on Pinterest and immediately put it in my Oh Scrap! page - but it got me started thinking about another great way to use your scraps! Isn't that a great pillow? It's even finished in my favorite way - with binding, just like a quilt. This is a quick, easy way to refresh your house, even providing seasonal pops of color. Here are some scrappy pillows I've made recently... This pillow was made literally from the tiny scraps left over from a quilt I…

What a great way to brighten up a room. These charm square cushion covers are so easy to make. You can sew up lots of them for gifts or simply to scatter on your lounge. Did I say easy!!!!! They sure are and they look great. Watch the video tutorial below or scroll down for the written instructions What you need: 9 charm squares or 5' x 5' squares cut from your favorite fabrics - I used 'Prints Charming' by Sandy Gervais for Moda, for today's tutorial. A piece of batting 16' x 16' - we will…

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Basketweave pillow

I love lots of stitchy quilty dimpled texture in my projects. I'm very tactile and love running my hands over these sorts of projects. Marie Kondo might find joy in neat minimalist drawers, but I find joy in quilty dimpled textile projects. Over the weekend I finished this kantha-style cushion. It is made with Japanese lawn fabric which is very thin and soft and lovely to work with (plus it's readily available at my local Spotlight store). I made up the panel and spent lots of happy hours…