Pumpkin Patch Pillow

So, I am a crafter that hops around to different mediums every couple of days and today is no exception. I picked up the Tim Holtz Pumpkin Patch Bigz die by Sizzix and knew I needed to make a holiday pillow to go with my Eclectic Elements quilt (can find it here)

This isn’t a sewing tutorial but more about the steps I took to get the finished pillow…..

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I started by using scraps ( I throw NOTHING away) from the quilt which were from a Tim Holtz Eclectic Elements Crafting pack through the Vagabond and Pumpkin Patch steel ruled die.

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I then stitched the pumpkins onto the black alligator print fabric

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I did not go to the edge because I wanted the edges to fray to give a rustic look.

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I trimmed the black close to edge and also ran some batting through Vagabond so when I sew them to the duck cloth they will have a bit of dimension.

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I used cut n dry to sponge through a mix of  Distress Paint in Wild Honey, Rusty Hinge and Carved Pumpkin onto a piece of duck cloth.

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The stencils I ended up using were THS002 & THS097 (new for Christmas release). I also added a bit of Vintage Photo just around the edges. I also added a bit of water and platter the orange mix for a bit of rustic flare. I then squared up the blocks to 8.5″

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I used the brown alligator fabric to make the cording.

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For the title I used lower case type letter using the paint mix.

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I trimmed up piece and fancy stitched it to the background piece of duck cloth. I then heat set from the back just to make sure that the pigment really settles into the fabric.

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Sew around perimeter leaving enough unstitched to add some polyfill.

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I love it!

back and close up of pumpkins.

Thank you for visiting 🙂

 

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