In my last post I was saying I was not really into seasonal sewing and you know what? It apparently is not true.
Because, as soon as I was finished with my maple leaf coasters I started working on this pumpkin patch pillow (it's 100% inspired by Karen's beautiful table runner).
I improv sewed my pumpkins and framed them with lots of low volume prints. Each pumpkin finished at around 5.5" or 6" tall - this pillow is huge (16" x 36").
I used fusible fleece to back the front of the pillow and did an uneven/ improv grid quilting all over.
I went with my usual zipper technique for pillow closure, and I even decided to use my long hoarded The Little Prince linen for the backing.
Here's a little detail. Adorable, isn't it?
I finished the pillow using 2.25" double fold binding - I so love this technique as it leaves me with absolutely no raw edges inside the pillow case.
How about you? Have you been doing any seasonal sewing? Do tell.
Svetlana
I love it, the different background fabrics work especially beautifully.
ReplyDeleteYep I agree with Leanne, the low volume background makes the pillow!
ReplyDeletewhat a cute pillow - I'm not really into seasonal, but this I could do!
ReplyDeleteIt's a wonderful pillow. I love the Petit Prins fabric. The pumpkins look great.
ReplyDeleteI love it! Every little detail is perfect.
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What a great design. I'm loving the low volume look.
ReplyDeleteI've been doing some seasonal sewing too. Take a look here if you're interested!
https://fabricandflour.wordpress.com/2014/10/12/batty-for-halloween/
Svetlanko, jako obvykle nadherna prace! Moc krasne latky, pekny vysledek... opravdu krasne!! A jestli mam neco sezonniho? Jeden jediny polstar - na zimu :) Mej se moc krasne, Jola
ReplyDeleteI haven't done any seasonal sewing. But after seeing yours I just might have to start.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! And Little Prince linen?! I've never seen it, wow!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, glad to hear you decided to do some seasonal sewing!
ReplyDeleteI love this Svetlana! The improv gives the pumpkins such a fun, quirky personality! Love the Little Prince fabric too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Autumn pillow! Your pumpkins are so cute! jxo
ReplyDeleteThis is great Svetlana. Do you have the pattern for the scrappy pumpkin? I would love to make a few of these.
ReplyDeleteOh this is gorgeous, the pumpkins look great.... And the fabric on the back is just devine....
ReplyDeletelove the pillow being so big, very nice. Good tip re the binding, as you say no raw seams inside. will remember that tip
ReplyDeleteDarling pillow ~ love how your pumpkins turned out and the background is perfect!
ReplyDeleteNo seasonal sewing for me, yet, tho this pillow has inspired me to do some!
Very cute, and love that linen! How's the foot?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Hope your recovery is going well.
ReplyDeleteso cute and just the right amount of festive for the season
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet little pumpkins! I'm thinking a mini quilt of improv pumpkins has to go on my list for next year. I enjoy holiday sewing, I made some little houses (like Kajsa Wikman's) for Halloween http://catsinthecupboard.blogspot.com/2014/10/haunted-houses.html I'm now making some for Christmas, 30 of them, because clearly I am some kind of crazy ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing creative work. I appreciated your clothing ideas for DIY. I really love your blog. You always come up with new ideas.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
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