Colorful DIY Decorative Pillows

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Usually when you see a pillow the first that comes to your mind is a nice nap that you can take on it. Pillows make you feel comfortable and make your sleeping moments more enjoyable.

Pillows may also bring color to your room and become some great decorative items. It is even better if they can match perfectly to your interior décor.Now you can do your own colorful DIY decorative pillows if you follow these pieces of information and your matching problem will disappear completely.

Here are the materials and the tools you need: multi-colored satin ribbons, pins, 140 cm fabric piece, threads, needles, sewing machine.Cut fabric in two 50×50 cm pieces. On three sides of one piece leave 0.5 cm seams. On the fourth side leave 1 cm for ties. Double tuck and stick the 1 cm edge. Sew ties on this edge about 5 cm from each other. Repeat the process for the second fabric piece.

Mark out satin ribbons. Each piece should be 51 cm long. Their amount depends on the width of the tape. Attach satins to both halves of the pillow cover using pins. After that stitch them. Put more tapes perpendicular to these ones. Fix them with pins and stitch after that. Stitch together two pieces of fabric on three sides.{found on wday}

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