I wanted to do a quick post to say Happy Easter to those of you celebrating this weekend! Spring is finally in the air. Even though we got snow this week - but we won't talk about that.
14 inch pillows |
I made these really cute Easter pillows a couple of years ago. They were so much fun - I made three! The carrot center is paper pieced from a pattern by Deb Karasik. She has the pattern on her web site as a free download. I have included a link below.
After completing the paper pieced carrots, I just added fabrics around the outside until I got to the desired size. I added some machine quilting and some big stitch hand quilting and I was done. Easy - peasey!!16 inch pillow |
I hope you enjoy your holidays and Spring!!
Lucy decided she wanted to make my Easter table topper into a comfortable bed for herself.
Happy Easter!
Deb
Lucy looks very comfortable indeed :) Fun pattern for spring and Easter - thanks for sharing the link!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun cute pillow. It is not on the list for tomorrow but it sure would be nice in the future(wish I had the time today). Thanks for passing the link. Have A Wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter! thanks for sharing the link. your pillow is so cute.
ReplyDeleteLucy knows a good thing when she sees it. Thanks for the link for the carrot. The pillows are charming.
ReplyDeleteOh these pillows are so adorable!!! Hey and I took a looky around your blog and added myself as a GFC follower...love all your things you have been creating. I hope you'll stop by again and andl follow too. Also join us on Tuesdays for my linky party the rejuvenates your OLD quilting posts!! Nice to "meet" ya. V:)
ReplyDeleteVal - thanks for following.. I have enjoyed your blog and just realized I never signed up to follow! But I have now corrected that - and welcome to my blog too! I have even joined your linky party this Tuesday. Thanks for the invite!
ReplyDeletePaper piecing is my fav and those carrots are so unique! They'd make up to be nice placemats to.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute. I love all the fabrics in your carrot.
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