Thank you all so much for your kind comments on my boxwood wreath holiday pillow. Today I want to share with you a couple more pillows that I made for the craft fair. Since the fair was so close to Christmas most of the pillows I made were holiday themed.
Did you know that you can buy a variety of craft supplies on Etsy? Etsy is an excellent craft supply source. Most of the felt and pom-pom trim I use for the pillows I make, comes from Etsy.
To create the wreath, I traced a large round bowl onto the fabric. Using my glue gun, I placed the leaves around the circle over the pencil marks.
I added the pom-pom trim in clusters of three to represent berries.
I finished it off with a bow.
The second pillow was made the same way.
Do you plan on creating any pillows for your home this holiday season?
Save time by buying pre-cut shapes.
I'll be back with more pillows!
You are so creative and I love your designs if you ever want to showcase them in the magazine I would love to have you aboard.
ReplyDeleteYour pillows are so creative! I really love the second pillow, maybe its the color schem. Those pompoms are adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove the green and white!! Super cute.
ReplyDeleteLove these Brandi, I was never one for Christmas pillows but you are making me want a few. Yours are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteyou are just the queen of pillows brandi! you can come up with beautiful pillows to almost all occasions! like the green!
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rea
simply beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative and I love your designs if you ever want to showcase them in the magazine I would love to have you ... Love love
ReplyDeleteI love your pillows, Brandi! They are so sweet! Thank you for sharing these. xx
ReplyDeleteThe "Ticking" one is my favorite as well.. I'm sure they will go! By the way, I see you're originally from NJ? What exit? Lol
ReplyDeletelove love love the holly pillow Brandi.
ReplyDeleteI need to try making some of those.
Love em' both, but I think the striped one is my fave.
ReplyDeleteThese pillows are so sweet. I love seeing the little variations you add to make each one unique. :)
ReplyDeleteThese pillows are so pretty! I love the holiday theme and how you used the same pattern with a slight variation. Great DIY idea!
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Just gorgeous Brandi! Wish I had been at that craft show:)
ReplyDeleteOh how I love the second pillow :) very clever Brandi you'd better copyright that design, I've never seen that before too cute.
ReplyDeleteBrandi I love your wreath pillows. I wish I wasn't so busy/lazy to do something as nice. Good luck at the Craft Fair!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful and so well done! You may have to start a pillow line #justsaying!:-).
ReplyDeletethose are really pretty pillows!
ReplyDeleteI'm totally impressed, Brandi! I love how you used simple fabrics as the backdrops for these wreaths. Thanks for sharing! Look forward to seeing more!
ReplyDeletegreat post honey, you are so creative!
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These are fabulous, Brandi!!!! So creative and elegant!
ReplyDeleteI love them, Brandi! You come up with such creative and easy ideas! Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThese pillows are beautiful! Something I would buy at the store. Lovely!
Vanessa
that's awesome that you bought the shoes...i'm at a standstill deciding between a few colors!!
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant! Love both the red and yellow one. Hopin' on etsy now. :) Got my eye on your next posts.
ReplyDeleteBoth pillows are so cute Brandi! I especially love the colors in the second one.
ReplyDeleteYou are so darn talented!!
Have a great day.
Pam
wow!Good job
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful and festive pillows!!!
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Cute, cute, cute! I did not make any pillows over the holidays...but I had planned to make some.
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Julie M.