Mine are big, but it's very easy to make them smaller. I will explain that along the way.
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At least 1 needle
Scissors
Straight pins
a yard of black fabric (I used the fleece like blankets are made of. I find that it doesn't fray around the edges and it makes the pillows super soft.)
1 10 lb. box of stuffing
1 yard each of the colors you would like to use for your pillows. I also used blanket fleece for this too.
ID (Indesign) is pinkish-purple
DW (Dreamweaver) is bright green
Ai (Illustrator) is bight orange
Ps (Photoshop) is blue
FW (Fireworks) is yellow
Black thread, and thread that matches each color of fabric that you bought
A printer with paper, I used 11x17 in. paper, but if you don't have that, 8.5x11 will work.
Optional:
A sewing machine - this will make the process go a lot faster, but it is not required.










































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Good luck, and feel free to post a picture of yours if you make them.
You may try looking at Hobby Lobby for the fabric, if they have it on sale. They often put 40% off coupons on their website too, on the page where the weekly ad is. I bought the Ai and InDesign fabric there.
Otherwise, it's really cheap at Wal-Mart and they have a wide variety of colors usually.
If you can save up the money to upgrade though, CS4 is pretty amazing. They will probably lower the price of it around April. If Adobe follows their 18 month pattern, that's when CS5 should be released.
I went straight from a PC with CS2 to a Mac with CS4 this November.