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Making Pillows From Placemats and Washcloths

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Date: 01/24/2007 Topic: Craft Tips > Sewing  
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I made these pillows for Christmas for family members, but you could make them for any reason or decor. I bought at the dollar store the sets of 4 placemats with matching runner for $5, per set. Then I took 2 placemats and sewed them together, turned them inside out and stuffed with poly filled pillows that I bought at the same store on sale, 2 for $4. I cut the pillow open and used the stuffing, each pillow will stuff two of the theme pillows, and sew the bottom together. I put the 2 pillows together with the runner in the middle and tied it with pretty ribbon. Each family had 2 pillows for their sofa and a matching table runner for the coffee table. Everyone loved them. I would send a picture but I have already packed up Christmas. Some of them were snowmen, angels, christmas trees, wreaths and reindeers.

By Barbara from Wiggins, MS
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Post By Ruth Elder (Guest Post) (05/10/2008)
I have a large assortment of handkerchiefs that I would like to use to make pillows. Does anyone have any pattern ideas?

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Post by Debbie52 (947) | (01/25/2007)
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On a home improvement show I saw a neat pillow that had been made out of a bathroom rug!

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Post by jess_admin (537) | (01/24/2007)
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Can't find pillows to match for your bedroom, den, or living room? Try placemats and washcloths! Take a pair of place mats or washcloths and some stuffing, and you can make your own pillows to match your decor perfectly! There are many designs and shapes available for everyday and holiday decor, and it can be cheaper to make than the premade pillows!

By Pamela W.

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RE: Making Pillows From Placemats and Washcloths

There are also some lovely cloth napkins at thrift stores that can coordinate with your decor. Also table runners at the thrift make great long "bolster" type pillows.

By cjgeo

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