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Stencil cushions
Stencil cushions
Stencil cushions
Stencil cushions

Stencil cushions

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About this pattern

These gorgeous pillows are not only quick and easy to make, but also really fun. Involving fabric dyeing, stencilling, appliqué and sewing, this is a great opportunity to try new techniques and be creative. Match your cushions with existing décor by dyeing the material the exact hue you want, or alternatively purchase your favourite fabric and skip the colouring stage.

Essentials

  • Pale turquoise cotton, 25cm
  • White heavyweight fabric, 2m
  • White lining fabric, 2m
  • Red pom poms, 20mm, eight
  • Fusible webbing
  • Fibre filling
  • Turquoise fabric dye
  • Fabric paint, white, turquoise
  • Snowflake stencil

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    Sew a square cushion

    1 Wash and colour white cotton fabric with turquoise dye. Make a 25cm square a darker hue by leaving it in the dye bath longer. Dry and press the fabric. Cut out a 42cm square cushion front, and two rectangles measuring 27cm x 42cm and 35cm x 42cm for the back. Hem one short end of each rectangle, giving the larger one a 2cm double hem and the other a 3cm single hem.

    2 Use a stencil and white fabric paint to create nine snowflake designs on the darker turquoise fabric, making sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions. When dry, cut a piece of fusible webbing and press onto the reverse of the motifs with a hot iron. This will fix the fabric pa

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