Showing posts with label pillow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pillow. Show all posts

Friday, January 23, 2015

Today's Project... Baby Body Pillow

What better way to make a new baby comfy than a body pillow that is her/his size.  I've made these in the past.  So I decided to make one for baby Emmy.  I have so many fabrics to choose from.  Thought about using a flannel, minky, polar fleece... But since she lives in Corpus Christi, TX, I have some Riley Blake Stretch Jersey Knit.... PERFECT!    I've made different sizes, but for this one I made it a little longer.  12" diameter and 24" long.   Looks like a stuffed sausage.  The great thing with the knit is; it can be arranged as a curve and it will stay.  With other fabrics, because there is no stretch, they stay straight.  I hope they will like it.  I think once they understand that it is perfect to help keep them from rolling on tummy if she is on her side, will give a better understanding.  



As you can see here, it is nice and long.


And here you can bend it to how you want.  This is also perfect for car seats to help keep baby's head comfortable.


Wednesday, February 19, 2014

WHOOO T Owl

Come check this out!

I'm in LOVE with this cute cute owl... Part of the pattern is from http://www.sewmichelle.com .  I used her Spiral Notebook cover and added some dimensions with the wings and feet and came up with this adorable pillow...  It started out looking like this....
And finished looking like this....


Everything is the same on the pattern, but what I did different was gave it flapping wings, which were the interior flaps for the notebook to slip into.  I made them just like prairie points but reversed so you see the opening... For the feet, I also cut my squares and made prairie points and placed them so the points are solid on the outside.    The backing is the envelope style which makes it more convenient to switch out my pillow designs...



So there you have it!  My Spiral Notebook pattern turned pillow.... Hope you like it.  Check out Michelle's website.  You will enjoy her patterns....