Wanna learn how to make a pillow like this in 5 minutes????
Here's my secret...
Get this tres beau image from The Graphics Fairy...
...print it out on one of these sheets....
...iron it onto THIS fabric....
("Linen Look" fabric at Jo Ann's...looks like linen...feels like linen...half the price....)
...sew one of these onto it...
.....and...shhh...here's the secret...
....use fabric glue to adhere it to a ready-made pillow like this.....
...and...ouila.....a French Linen pillow...in 5 minutes!
Oh Happy Day!
Avec Amour,
~*~Michelle~*~
What a great idea! I love it. I never thought to take some of my boring pillows and give them new life. Thanks for the tip.
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Sissie
Love it! Now that is about my speed. I can sew, but just haven't been able to lately. Maybe one of these days! I have been making a few goodies though...
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LOVE!!! no sew!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou clever girl! Thanks for the secret! Yours looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNow this is my kind of project! Being a non-sewer even I can make this.
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Great idea! Love not having to sew it on!
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You are so creative. I think I might even be able to make one of these. My sewing machine hasn't been working very well and I need to find some time to take it in......I'm going to need it for my Christmas sale coming up.
ReplyDeleteSorry I haven't stopped in in a while. I browsed through and it looks like you've been busy lately.
Enjoy your weekend.
Kathleen
You're brilliant dear Michelle!! And so generous to tell us your secrets, thank you. Can't wait to try it out!
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Debra
What a great idea! I was thinking, how did she make that wonderful fuzzy trim in 5 minutes... I love my treasures, when I showed the pin keep to Duane even HE thought it was beautiful. (We're talking about a man who usually just nods when I show him stuff like that) Really, everything is just beautiful! Thank you! Theresa xoxo
ReplyDeleteMichelle I have always wanted to try the iron on sheets, but never have. That is going to change!
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow. thank you so much for sharing. I will let you know how mine turn out.
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Great idea Michelle, and so pretty it looks ,when added to a pillow in need for some "make-up".. Thanks for your lovely idea, and happy sunday, dear.
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You are the Queen of creating my friend - perfect!
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Ha Michelle
ReplyDeleteThank for show it!!
happy sunday
Yolanda
Wonderful! How did you get the outer edges of the transfer paper to not show? I'v had such a hard time with this. Love your blog by the way. You are so creative! Linda
ReplyDeleteThank you Michelle for sharing your no sew pretty french linen pillow secret with us, that is really nice of you! It looks so beautiful and I think even I could do this!:)
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Michelle ~
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome !!
WOWWWZAAA super
duper easy with a
gorgeous look !
xoxo
Lori
Excellent idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle ~ have a wonderful Sunday!
Stunning and quick. I might even be able to accomplish this craft. Thanks so much for the info--love this look.
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If you aren't the MOST CLEVER person I know.
ReplyDeleteHow many other secrets do you have, huh? Oh Michelle, thank you for sharing your secrets!
I'm going to attempt a pillow and not stress!
Thanks for such a great tip. I have some pillows I was tired of. Yeah, now they are getting a face lift!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing what a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteAlso Thanks for entering my giveaway and best of luck!
hugs Lynn
Absolutely gorgeous, Michelle.You should link this up to Brag Monday!TFS.Have a wonderful day.
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Marie
Great idea! I was wondering how you were going to get that made in 5 minutes. The graphic you used was perfect and I love the crown embellishment.
ReplyDeleteJane
Thank you so much for sharing...what a wonderful idea!!!
ReplyDeletetreasuresNovember 10, 2010 at 10:46 AM
Hi Michelle, thanks for the quick and easy tutorial. I have tried this iron on paper. Do you cut around your design? It does leave a little shinier, smooth texture where the imprint is, right? Yours turned out lovely!
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