Along the lines pillow |
Article from Aug/Sept 2014 |
I cut my front fabric into a square and didn't trim the dog ears as the strips made a very geometric pattern. I cut all my strips of fabric and used the bias tape maker to form the bands. I then applied Steam- a-Seam to the back. Next came the fun part, arranging all the strips. I had to weave them in and out to form the pattern. Then I removed the paper backing from a few strips at a time and pressed them in place. This was the hardest part of the process, keeping everything aligned just so.
Corner detail |
I chose not to add any cording, just kept it a knife edge like the article showed. I added a napped sateen lining and serged around all the edges. The napped sateen added some needed body to the fabric. The backing piece was plain with a zipper.
Olive, teal and taupe pillows |
Not sure I would ever do this for a client, it was a lot of work and probably took 3 to 4 times as long a plain knife edge pillow.
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