The smallest fabric scraps create a big impact when combined in a design reminiscent of fireworks. Choose colors that harmonize, and appliqué them at random. Let your creative side show, as you make pillows and a coordinating lampshade.
PILLOWS FABRIC (for three pillows ) — Main: 1 2/3 yd Osnaburg unbleached cotton (linen or natural muslin), 45″ — Appliqués: A variety of printed cotton scraps, at least 3″ × 3″
OTHER SUPPLIES — One 14″ × 14″ pillow form (Pillow A) — One 18″ × 18″ pillow form (Pillow B) — 1/2 yd low-loft batting (Pillow C) — Fiberfill stuffing — 1 yd of 805 fusible web Wonder-Under, 17″ — Matching thread — Rotary cutter, rigid ruler, self-healing mat — Needle to match fabric weight (10/12)
Finished sizes Pillow A: 14″ × 14″ square Pillow B: 18″ × 18″ square Pillow C: 18″ × 9″ oblong
LAMPSHADE FABRIC (for one lampshade) — Osnaburg unbleached cotton. To determine fabric quantity needed to cover the shade, measure the circumference of the shade at its base. If using a drum shade, the base circumference is the length of fabric you will need in inches. If using a conical shade (wider at the bottom than the top), add 12″ to your measurement to allow for the curve of your shade. — Cotton scraps
OTHER SUPPLIES — White lampshade — Fusible paper-backed webbing (Heat N Bond is one brand name) — Disappearing ink fabric marker or tailor’s chalk — Thread to match fabric — Spray adhesive — Fabric glue — One pack spring clothespins — Masking tape — Fabric-safe marker
FINISHED SIZE Depends on the lampshade size (sample is 41 1/2 ” diameter)
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