#StrawberryBiscuitPillow
Strawberry Biscuit is the delightful new range
of fabric by Elea Lutz for Penny Rose Fabrics. It's sweet. Really sweet. I love
the girlie colours and super cute prints.
Strawberry Biscuit is fantastic for fussy
cutting too. I love the cute little bunny rabbits and the berry prints. I resist
creating this pillow project, with a little bit of fussy cutting.
The
English paper piecing pattern is quite simple - I created the template with
Google Draw (my favourite place to create EPP templates). After putting the
blocks together, I placed them on point for a fun effect.
I sewed the EPP blocks with small slip stitches
in a neutral shade of cotton. Once the blocks were together and attached to the
background fabric, I layered 2 pieces of cotton batting to the back and then used
Aurifil 50wt cotton to quilt in the ditch.
Normally, I dislike stitching in the
ditch, but in this instance, I really love the effect. Each piece looks puffy.
I finished this pillow top by echo quilting the
centre and around the edges.
If you would like to create your own pillow withthis EPP design, you can print the pattern from here. If you use this template,
I'd love to see what you create.
Strawberry Biscuit is distributed in Australia by Millhouse Collections. Check their site for your local stockist.
Such fun! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the fabric and this cushion is fantastic - thanks for sharing the block pattern.
ReplyDeletePauline
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Lovely pillow! Love the fabric! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHave a super great sewing and stitching day!
Thank you so much for the beautiful pattern and for telling us about the fabric. Just my sort of fabric, cute and so pretty
ReplyDeleteVery cute and thank you for sharing! Love all the inspiration all of you have!
ReplyDeletelove your patterns. how can I print them?
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute pillow!! I love that it can be made with charm squares, or even some scraps. But I also wonder how it would look with just one (enlarged) pattern in the center--I may have to try that!
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