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Dish Towel Pillow:
I was able after Christmas last year to purchase lots of Christmas plaid dish towels for cheap. These are directions for making a small pillow case (for a travel size pillow) but could easily be made as pillow sham for regular size pillows. ( Holiday Bed Spread out of these same towels http://www.instructables.com/id/HOW-TO-MAKE-A-HOLIDAY-BEDSPREAD/ )
Supplies:
Dish Towels (2 per travel pillow - approximate 6 for a regular pillow) amounts could vary depending on the size of the towels and pillows
Yarn to match or compliment towels
Yarn needles
Scissors
I was able after Christmas last year to purchase lots of Christmas plaid dish towels for cheap. These are directions for making a small pillow case (for a travel size pillow) but could easily be made as pillow sham for regular size pillows. ( Holiday Bed Spread out of these same towels http://www.instructables.com/id/HOW-TO-MAKE-A-HOLIDAY-BEDSPREAD/ )
Supplies:
Dish Towels (2 per travel pillow - approximate 6 for a regular pillow) amounts could vary depending on the size of the towels and pillows
Yarn to match or compliment towels
Yarn needles
Scissors
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To begin make sure your towels are wrong side to wrong side. You will stitch around three sides leaving one narrow end open to insert pillow. (see pictures) I finished off the open end by stitching around (see pictures)
I used a simple blanket stitch, (see several pictures) In one side out the other and over yarn to make a loop stitch.
I used a simple blanket stitch, (see several pictures) In one side out the other and over yarn to make a loop stitch.
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Aug 31, 2010. 12:10 PMhappinessbluebird
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Thanks. I need smaller projects like this.
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