When creating this pillow it took me back in time, maybe some will remember, maybe not. I remember when I did crafts in the 80’s I tea-dyed everything, if I were making this pillow then; I would have tea-dyed everything from the burlap to the material covering the pillow. I didn’t do that this time…just wanted a little nostalgia. I just tea-dyed the crochet piece and the lace. I love the look of how the pillow turned out, a taste of Victorian country or Shabby chic if you will.~Happy Crafting~
Dip lace and crochet motif in tea
Cut the fabric 14 5/8 width by 14 3/4 for a size 14 x 14 pillow
Sew heart on fabric
Sew the 2 fabric together leaving about a eight inch opening to insert pillow
Glue jute around burlap heart
Insert pillow and close opening with a blind stitch
Finish pillow with jute bow and crochet motif and a button
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I just love the Victorian look, so I noticed this right away. I used some leftover coffee to dye some fabric last week, but it was more of a rustic look. Love this! Dee 🙂
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Your pillow is lovely. Thanks for linking up at The Makers!
thanks Corey…and thanks for hosting!
That is the most beautiful pillow! I just recently got back into sewing (I am a woodworker) and I’ve really missed it. You did a great job! Thank you for sharing!
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Beautiful pillow case! I love the look and it’s nice you can keep it out all year round if you like.
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This is adorable! I love the burlap pink heart, and the jute glued on it…that is so clever! The tea dyed lace turned out beautiful.
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