Necessary materials:
- fabric (in this case, one piece of fabric was used with a large number of patterns on the canvas),
- scissors,
- sewing machine,
- filler,
- sewing threads to match the product,
- decorative tape.
Work process.
1. It was decided to sew a pillow not just from square scraps, but with an unusual pattern and a non-classical approach. To do this, you need to cut out two rectangles for the future pillow. One rectangle should be longer than the second. The third rectangle is cut out after stitching the other two. It is an additional connecting part of the product. The photo shows the smallest part.
2. Cut squares from the smaller rectangle, the larger of the two will serve as the back of the pillow.
3. Sew the squares using a machine.
4. Sew two parts of the pillowcase, thus connecting only the top of the future product. The sidewall and bottom are left untouched.
5.The photo shows the front side of the product.
6. Try on decorative tape at the joint.
7. Sew on the ribbon.
8. The photo shows the back side of the product. The third and complementary rectangular piece of fabric is located at the bottom; it is formative when assembling the pillowcase. Now both the back and front sides of the pillow are the same size.
9. Sew the fragments from the bottom and sides, leaving a hole for the filler.
The seams on this pillowcase are not located in the usual places. The upper part of the pillow is seamless. If the pillow is not sewn for decorative purposes, then from a practical point of view it is better to first sew a rough pillowcase, fill it with padding polyester, and then put on a specially sewn pillowcase.
Get creative and create some cool pillows to go with this style!
