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While in the process of redecorating our family room, I wanted to add some pillows with personality. This "hello pillow" was super easy to make. I only needed a printer and my Tulip fabric markers. Here's how I did it.
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I found a telephone picture I liked from the internet and printed it out as large as I could. I also printed out the word "hello" in a font I liked. I purchased an inexpensive pillow cover at Ikea.
I placed the papers I printed inside the pillow so that I could trace them. See how you can see through the fabric to the design?
Then I started tracing....
...and coloring.
And here's a picture of the fabric I'll be using to bring the room together.
I love a simple, easy project that's easy to personalize.
1 comment:
The eyes are very diverse and eye-catching. I like this framed 2 and waffle game butt that there will be many quality snars for everyone
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