Snoopy Pillow Craft

RE: Snoopy Pillow Craft By ceceh (12) Contact You could use fabric pens/crayons to trace a picture onto a purchased pillow case. Also, you could find the image you wanted and print or color copy it and then use a transfer medium to transfer the image to a purchased pilllow case. It really is very easy to do and lasts very well. Check your local arts and craft store or look up ideas online. Also, if you have a scanner and/or laser jet printer, you can print an image directly onto fabric to use for a pillow front - just treat the fabric with a purchased setting solution (like Bubble Jet Set), back it with freezer paper and run it right through your printer. When it's dry soak it in finishing solution (usually included in the kit) and your fabric is reay to use for whatever! Good luck to you! It sounds like a very thoughtful gift. Posted on 01/17/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Snoopy Pillow Craft By LORRAINE (Guest Post) I ORDERED A JOHN DEERE PILLOW FROM EBAY AND WHEN IT CAME IN THERE WAS A N ENCLOSED FLYER THAT THEY CAN MAKE ANY SPECIAL PILLOW. THE EMAIL ADDRESS IS SAD1986 AT AOL.COM THEIR NAMES ARE JEFF AND STEPH'S STUFF. HOPE THIS HELPS. LORRAINE Posted on 01/17/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Snoopy Pillow Craft By LORRAINE MOML1@COX.NET (Guest Post) I ORDERED A JOHN DEERE PILLOW FROM EBAY AND WHEN IT CAME IN THERE WAS A N ENCLOSED FLYER THAT THEY CAN MAKE ANY SPECIAL PILLOW. THE EMAIL ADDRESS IS SAD1986 at AOL.COM THEIR NAMES ARE JEFF AND STEPH'S STUFF. HOPE THIS HELPS. LORRAINE Posted on 01/17/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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