Who hoo!!! It’s February!!! The month of LOVE!!
**actually the real reason I’m excited is we are one month closer to spring!!!!!***
I love Valentines day! We have a fun family dinner, and go all out decorating, the kids make each other valentines and I cook a special meal that everyone will like to eat. We eat in the Dining room on the fancy china!
I’ve got a few projects to share with you to get ready for the big day! So let’s start things off with….
To begin you will need:
1 12×16 pillow form
1/2 yard linen colored heavy weight fabric (decorator weight, like you would use for drapes or pillows..) all of my fabric came from IKEA
scraps of 3 different red fabrics
embroidery floss
a heart to trace
1 3/4 yards pom pom trim
Heat n Bond Lite
Trace 3 hearts onto heat n bond light. Cut out and iron onto 3 different scraps of fabric.
Cut out.
What a perfect pillow case. Thank you for the tutorial!
very cute!
LOVE it!
Love it. Love it. Love it.
So cute! I love it!!
SO CUTE!!!
What a cute pillow! I love the pom pom fringe!
XOOX
Jen
Adorable!
I love this idea! 🙂 I am filing this at thecraftersfilebox.com.
Thanks so much for sharing!
That is just precious! I love it!
I love the pillow … what a fun accessory for love day.
This is darling – I’m partial to the pom poms!
This is FABULOUS!!! I love how the crossed heart also looks like argyle. And the dingleberry trim – is there anything not made cuter with dingleberry trim??
I blogged your tutorial over at Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-cross-my-heart-valentines-pillow/2010/02/02/
–Anne
I just love this – the pillow is for Valentine’s, but doesn’t scream it – I love things that you can keep out for other times of the year. Wonderful job!!
Just lovely! and awesome instruction/photos.
~ Emily N. from “too Blessed to Stress”
cute!!!
Aww, this is so cute! Thanks so much for sharing, I’ll be linking.
Love it! What a darling pillow. Thankfully I have another darling pillow you made, so I don’t have to actually make one myself. One day I swear I’ll find the time!
Hello, I really like this job and I thought I’d share with my readers. I hope you do not mind! (If you leave me a comment and I will remove it). Thank you! Here is the link where it is entered: http://bimbumbeta.blogspot.com/2010/02/s-valentino-con-le-mani-in-pasta.html
Regards, Beta
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