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<br>Do you ever want to add more interesting throw pillows to your space but need more than your budget would allow? Do you have the itch to sew your own but get sad over the fabric selections available in local chain stores? Enter the mini pom pom. I was inspired by these pillows at Anthropologie and got pretty swoony over that particular shade of yellow on a cream background! I decided to make something similar in the plum and pink tonal pillow and then decided to get experimental with patterned fabrics. The end result is three unique pillows that will surely go the distance in more than one room in our house. I experimented with attaching my [https://www.business-opportunities.biz/?s=pom%20poms pom poms] with felt glue as well as with individually stitched knots and both got a good shake to make sure things weren’t going to go flying off. I’m happy to report the felt glue seems to have worked better than I imagined as I literally tried to rip a pom pom off of a pillow and finally gave up.<br><br><br><br>Using the correct adhesive can make or break your project, so don’t skimp and adhere these with that decade old bottle of Elmer’s glue in the back of your craft bin. Step One: Cut two of the same cuts of fabric down to the size [https://45.76.249.136/index.php?title=Crocheted_Quilt_Pillow_Cover_Pattern Derila™ Memory Pillow] you’d like. I cut my plum fabric to 14″ x 14″. Measure out how far apart you want to space your poms and mark a grid with chalk on one of the cuts of fabric. It’ll dust off easily as you work and after you’re done. The larger your poms,  [https://giondragasuites.com/index.php/2023/06/22/the-power-of-effective-communication-in-business/ Derila Pillow] [http://youtools.pt/mw/index.php?title=Have_I_Received_The_Correct_Size_Pillow_Case Ergonomic Neck Pillow] [https://www.b2bmarketing.net/en-gb/search/site/Support Support] the further apart you may want to space them. Step Two: To attach your pom poms to your fabric with stitches, place your marked fabric in your embroidery hoop and pull until it’s taut. This will keep your fabric steady while you stitch your pom poms on. Step Three: When stitching your pom poms, stitch through the thick center of the pom pom, not the fluffy edge.<br><br><br><br>Tie the loose ends on the back side in a double knot. Another option for adhering your pom poms to your fabric is by using felt glue. Add a generous amount to the back side of each pom pom and set it down on your grid. Allow to dry for 3-4 hours before handling it and stitching your pillow together. These will stay on well if the pillow isn’t getting tons of rough use. However, if your pillow is going in a child’s room, I suggest stitching your pom poms on to be safe. To make an abstract pillow, start with a cotton fabric with a subtle pattern in a soft color. This will give a layered look without being so busy that you can’t see the pom poms. I used the second smallest sized pom poms that were available for most of these. They were about 1/4″,  [https://www.acehpakej.com/product/3-days-2-nights-banda-acheh-package/ Derila™ Memory Pillow] or the size of a large pea.<br><br><br><br>Play around with your composition before gluing things on, and then let it rest for the designated drying time. Step Four: Place your two cuts of the same fabric (top and bottom of pillow) together with right sides facing each other and pin around the perimeter. Leave a blank space that is about the width of your hand so you can stuff your pillow. Step Five: Stitch around the perimeter of your pillow about 1/4″ from the edge. Start your stitching on one side of the blank space and end it on the other so that you can still fit your hand through. Remove your pins and trim off the corners of your pillow without getting too close to the stitch line. Step Six: Turn your pillowcase right side out and poke your corners out so they’re sharp. Stuff with Poly-Fil and stitch closed with a blindstitch. Toss it on your couch and see how much more fun you are now! Abstract pillows are just begging for a little experimentation. Maybe you can create a heart-shape out of black poms or spell out a short sentiment such as ‘Love You’ or ‘Holla’. I love how the emerald pom poms add so much more depth to this simple polka-dot fabric. This one is my favorite, though. Mostly, I love how the plum helps tone down the hot pink but they are a great pair for adding some color and texture to any corner. As much as I can lean to the minimalist side of things these days, I do think pillows should feel individually special. I love how these pom poms provide just the right amount of interest and elevate these chain store fabrics to a whole new level. What pom pom colors would you use? Credits//Author and Photography: Rachel Denbow. Photos edited with A Beautiful Mess actions.<br>