Chevron Bunny Pillow Tutorial
What you need
1. freezer paper
2. Exacto knife ( or a silhouette machine) We still need one! And I don't think I would share
3. Fabric - two 16.5in circles
- one 5in x 52in strip (side of pillow)
- two 1in x 100 strips (ruffles)
4. Stuffing
I drew a bunny and then scanned to my computer and filled with a chevron pattern. I just LOVE chevron.
I placed my print out on top of my freezer paper and cut out my bunny.
I ironed on the bunny onto a 16.5 in circle that I traced from a plate onto drop cloth.
I painted the bunny with lime acylic paint.
I painted a thin outlin around the bunny. Then let dry.
I serged the edges of my ruffles. Gathered. Pinned. Sew in place. Repeat with 2nd row.
I sewed my 5x52in strip along one side of pillow. Repeat with back of pillow with right sides together. Flip. Stuff. and Stitch Close.
I have had this fabric for a year. I finally had a cute easter project to use it.
I saw when you guest posted this at Sumo's Sweet Stuff, but SERIOUSLY, this pillow is mad cute.
ReplyDeleteI also have great love for the freezer paper stenciling on pillows. I made a Diet Coke/Scrabble Tile pillow to rave reviews for a friend. I can't wait to make more.
Thanks for the inspiration to break it out again :)
Also, that easter fabric rocks.
That is the cutest ever easter pillow! I love it! Such a sweet bunny, and the ruffles set it all off so nice! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this pillow! So cute! The bunny fabric on the back is darling and I love how instead of just a silhouette, you upped it with the chevron pattern. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat pillow is darn right adorable. Love it. winks- jen
ReplyDeletehe is just darling... love it.
ReplyDeleteAmy & Emily,
ReplyDeleteAs usual fabulous work! Who wouldn't love Chevrons & Bunnies! I have featured this today at Extreme Personal Measures.
Denise
Extreme Personal Measures
http://www.extremepersonalmeasures.com/2011/04/lets-make-it-chevron-bunny-pillow.html