When we lived in Austin, there was an Anthropologie in the area, and I loved to walk through the store and browse. Now that we live in small-town Missouri, there isn't a store within 100 miles. So I tend to browse their website and dream of walking through that amazing-smelling store!
While browsing the site recently, I cam across this Cummerbund Pillow.
Love.it. The $128 price tag? Not so much. It is a silk pillow with a down insert, and hand-made in Ethiopia, but still! I thought I'd try to recreate it out of the fabrics in my stash, so this project was FREE!
Here's my knock off:
This was my first time sewing a pin-tuck and it is a little tedious. But, I'd say the whole pillow cover project took me a little over an hour. Luckily the pin-tucks on the Anthro pillow are a little "wonky" so it made the ironing and sewing that much easier.
**I'm working on a tutorial for this pillow. It will be posted as soon as these thunderstorms clear up and I can take pictures! :) **
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Looks great!!!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out wonderful. It looks so sophisticated but not overly so that it looks like it can't be touched. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteo this turned o great!! i love it:)) you did an awesome job
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your pillow! It's every bit as gorgeous as the Anthro one.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of pin-tucks
Stopping by from The Shabby Nest
Visiting from Creation Corner:) I think you did a fantastic job!!! And you pillow turned out so wonderful!!! I'm following now:) I so want to read more of your inspired ideas:)
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Eleni
It would be great if you had the time to come over to my blog @ sewhappiness.blogspot.com, you might find something inspiring to read/make:)
Have a great weekend!!