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Ribbon Pillow
Materials:
Hot Potatoes rubber stamp
Tattoo
You #I402
Iron-on photo transfer paper
Photograph
Poly-fil stuffing or pillow form
Scissors
Iron (no steam)
Misting bottle with tap water
1 yard pistachio Hot Potatoes
acetate/rayon
velvet ribbon (2" wide)
2 yards burgundy Hot Potatoes
acetate/rayon
velvet ribbon (2" wide)
1 yard each of 2 different ribbon trims
1 4" x 6" piece of cream muslin or cotton
1 12" x 12" piece of cream muslin or cotton
1 12" x 12" piece of Steam-A-Seam2
Protective paper from the fusible web
1 12" x 12" piece of fabric for back of pillow
Steps:
1. Emboss the velvet. See
velvet embossing.
2. Scan the photo to the size you want and
print it out on photo transfer paper, or take
the photo to a copy center to have it scanned
and printed. Following the directions on the
photo transfer paper, transfer the image to
a piece of cream muslin or cotton, centering
it on the fabric.
3. Lay the Steam-A-Seam2 fusible web on a
flat surface with the adhesive side up. Remove
the paper covering from the fusible web and
set it aside for later use. Lay the photo and
embossed ribbon on the fusible interfacing
(with right sides up). Because the Steam-A-Seam2
is sticky, it holds everything in place while
you design your ribbon pattern.
4. Carefully turn over the entire project.
Using the paper from the fusible web to cover
and protect the ribbon and an iron set to medium,
gently iron the ribbon and photo to the fusible
web from the back side.
5.
Remove the paper backing from the fusible
web and lay
the 15" x 15" square
of muslin on top of it. With the iron set to
medium gently iron the muslin backing to the
pillow front. If these pillows are going to
be used for more than just decorative purposes,
you may want to go ahead and reinforce the
ribbon by sewing it (along the edges) to the
backing.
6.
With right sides together, sew the pillow
back to the
pillow front around all four sides,
leaving a 3" opening. Turn the pillow
right side out.
7. Stuff the pillow with Poly-fil stuffing
or insert a pillow form. Slipstitch the opening
to finish.
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