Grain Sack Lumbar Pillow Cover
Debra over at Common Ground reminded me of this great fabric I had gotten from Décor Steals a couple of years ago. It?s a grain sack look fabric. It was a really good deal at the time, but I haven?t used much of it. Debra used hers for table runners, but I decided to do a lumbar pillow cover for a pillow I have on our living room sofa. I made this one up with a drapery panel I found at Goodwill several years ago. I decided to make a cover so that I could remove it when I wanted a change or just to go back to the pillow the way it was. I have been trying to just do envelope covers for easy on/off for my existing pillows, so that?s how I did this one. But first, I decided to add an image to the center. I chose this one which I?ve had saved for awhile and that came from The Graphics Fairy. I printed this onto iron-on paper and transferred it onto the fabric before sewing. I chose the fabric that had a black stripe since I have black and white going on here. I was glad that the stripes worked out the way I wanted them to. I?m really pleased with the way it turned out and even more pleased that it will be easy to remove and change when I want to do so. Just to give you a little bit of info if you?ve never done an envelope closure before ~ this pillow is 12 x 26. I cut the front/face fabric 13 x 27 and the back fabric 13 x 33. I then cut the back fabric in half. I lined it up on the facing fabric and then pinned...
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