After I finished the quilt, I didn't want to discard the practice square. I thought I could use some of the left over batting to make a simple pillow.

I added a simple border from the dotted fabric. and a yellow dotted fabric for the back.

I stuffed it with many layers of the batting. Batting is pretty thin, so I used a lot, but the end result is still pretty flat.

I like the combination for a young girl.

I hope Rachel likes it.
I wish I could fly in to visit. Guess I'll wait a few months until it isn't so virus-y.
Love the quilt and the pillow. My grandmother would always make pillows from her quilt items.
ReplyDeleteHow nice! I've often thought of it, but this is the first time I made one. I made it flat for a little girl, but I will try a more traditional shape next time.
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