DIY African Print No Sew Throw Pillows
Simple African Print No Sew Throw Pillows
DIY African Print No Sew Throw Pillows
Transform
an ordinary room with African print throw pillows without picking up a needle
and thread. Add African culture to your home with a few easy steps and create beautiful
DIY African print no sew throw pillows.
Simple African Print No Sew Throw Pillows
Supplies
·
3/4 yard African print
·
16" square pillow form
·
Iron on no sew adhesive bonding tape
·
Fabric scissors
·
Iron and ironing board
Directions
Use
a water-soluble marker to draw a template for cutting the pillow shape from
your fabric.
Cut
both layers of fabric at the same time; turn fabric prints facing each other.
Fold
over three edges of fabric 1 inch and run the adhesive tape along the edges.
Use an iron and lots of steam to secure the fabric.
Let
pillow sit for 5 minutes then turn the pillow inside out and stuff in the
pillow form.
Finish
by repeating previous steps to secure the fabric edges closed.
Congratulations
you are finished!
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