Make Pillows: 12 Stylish Projects to Sew

by C&T Publishing

Overview

Decorative pillows in a day! Spruce up your space with 12 pillow patterns you can make in a day! Whatever your style—bold, modern, whimsical, or traditional—you'll find pretty pillows in a variety of techniques, like patchwork, appliqué, and embroidery. With quick, satisfying projects from top designers, this booklet is a great value for the sewist who loves to start and finish a project in less than a day. Dig into your fabric stash and sew a set of pillows just for you, or give them as gifts! • Something for every style! Traditional, bold, whimsical, and modern patterns for a happy home • Fantastic for gifts, swaps, and busting your stash • Techniques range from piecing to appliqué and embroidery, with motifs included

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781617452529
Publisher:	C & T Publishing
Publication date:	02/04/2025
Sold by:	OPEN ROAD INTEGRATED - EBKS
Format:	eBook
Pages:	97
File size:	9 MB

About the Author

C&T Publishing is a crafty group of people creating books and products encompassing a range of subjects, including quilting, sewing, embroidery, crochet, cozy mysteries, cosplay, and more. Made for makers by makers, our team works together to create practical and dynamic products that stir creativity and promote self-expression. ctpub.com

Editorial Reviews

Whatever your style, there is a cushion just for you from traditional to contemporary, functional and fun. Use your stash, swap with friends, give as gifts or decorate your home. Patterns include techniques such as piecing, applique, embroidery and motifs. There are 12 pattens in total. For the traditionalist there is Starflower using three different techniques and having an envelope back, Blooming Season has an embroidered centrepiece that makes me think traditional but it was previously published in the book Stitch Zakka, Breeze is a Dresden Block and Social Circles has interlocking rings, often found on old quilts. The other designs are modern and some like the shaped cat heads are whimsical. Others have great applique designs and could also encourage you to personalize them by adapting them to an image of your cat, your street, which would add an even cosier touch to your home. It would not surprise me if you want to make them all. All designs have been published in other books.

yarnsandfabrics.co.uk

This collection of decorative pillow patterns has something for everyone. The styles found in Make Pillows range from traditional to modern and whimsical. The techniques used include piecing, embroidery and appliqué, with patterns included. These projects are a great way to bust your stash, craft a unique gift or revamp your own home with a stylish new look.

Sew News

Whatever your style, there is a cushion just for you from traditional to contemporary, functional and fun. Use your stash, swap with friends, give as gifts or decorate your home. Patterns include techniques such as piecing, applique, embroidery and motifs. There are 12 pattens in total. For the traditionalist there is Starflower using three different techniques and having an envelope back, Blooming Season has an embroidered centrepiece that makes me think traditional but it was previously published in the book Stitch Zakka, Breeze is a Dresden Block and Social Circles has interlocking rings, often found on old quilts. The other designs are modern and some like the shaped cat heads are whimsical. Others have great applique designs and could also encourage you to personalize them by adapting them to an image of your cat, your street, which would add an even cosier touch to your home. It would not surprise me if you want to make them all. All designs have been published in other books.

7/17/16 yarnsandfabrics.co.uk

This collection of decorative pillow patterns has something for everyone. The styles found in Make Pillows range from traditional to modern and whimsical. The techniques used include piecing, embroidery and appliqué, with patterns included. These projects are a great way to bust your stash, craft a unique gift or revamp your own home with a stylish new look.

October/November 2016 Sew News