I loved every second of making this. It is such a fun way to sew. There is a great tutorial here, if you are interested.
I did not have enough of one fabric to make the back, so I used three different ones. It is a sham, so the cover can be removed and washed. I added the third piece in there, by sewing it on the inside of the brown checkered fabric. I love the way it came out.
My sister asked me to make her some pillows for a window seat she has in her apartment. She told me the crazier the better! That means more wonky sewing for me!
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I love the wonky, too. How fun to make some pillows for your sister. What colors are you using??
I love the fabrics you chose! It is funny, I recognize some of the same fabrics from my stash-great minds think alike, huh!?! I just made Ava a birthday crib quilt with the Heather Ross babushkah doll fabric, and my sister's Christmas gift is made from the green horse fabric-what a coincidence!
Love your pillow!! Great colors for little Jack!
What a lucky sister you have!! Can't wait to see what you sew her.
Great pillows - lovely colours.
Great job!
I love it!!
Elise
It's a great pillow. I love the color combo of the quilt and the pillow. Very soothing.
Handsome pillows for Jack!
it looks great! i love the wonk too!
Love it! You did a great job!
Oooo, lovely!
In response to your previous post, I too adore Fall. The early evenings, crunchy leaves, and the warmth of home.
Your house is lovely!
Sarah :)
I love wonky squares...those pillows turned out great!
I really want to try this technique sometime. The pillow came out great!
That's a wonderful pillow for the quilt!
I love that kind of sewing too - so much fun!
cute pillow! wonky sewing is the best.
Gorgeous! Those colors--even with wonky stripes it looks fancy! :)
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