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To close a pillow, choose from several methods. You can machine stitch the edges for a quick finish or use a zipper for easy access. For a tidy look, I recommend hand sewing with a blind stitch. Use photo tutorials to follow each step clearly and ensure a professional finish for your accent pillows. Alternatively, … Read more

To wash couch pillows, first check the care labels. If they are machine washable, use a gentle cycle with an agitator, balancing the load. Pre-treat any stains before washing. Afterward, hang the pillows to dry in a well-ventilated area until they are about 75% dry. Keep them out of direct sunlight. Next, consider the pillows … Read more

To hump a pillow, first, place it between your legs. You can kneel or lie down. Rock your hips forward for more stimulation. Fold the pillow for extra firmness. You can also stack two pillows for variety. Experiment with different positions to find what feels best. Always prioritize comfort for a better experience. Kneel or … Read more

To knit a pillow, cast on 60 stitches using bulky yarn. Knit rows until your piece measures 23.5 inches long. Bind off and secure loose ends. This beginner-friendly pillow knitting pattern includes a gauge swatch and a video tutorial for easy learning. Enjoy making your soft, removable pillow covers! Next, bind off your stitches carefully. … Read more

To make a knotted pillow, gather stretchy fabric (60” long, 15” wide) and 8oz of polyester stuffing. Cut two 7” wide strips. Sew the strips together. Twist into a knot and stuff. Use a step-by-step tutorial for clear instructions and relevant examples to create this stylish home décor item. Next, place the fabric pieces together … Read more

To make a DIY ring bearer pillow, gather materials like burlap, linen, or canvas. Cut two fabric squares. For a no-sew method, use fabric glue. Securely attach the rings with a ribbon. Customize the pillow to match your wedding theme. Follow a step-by-step tutorial for the best results. Once sewn, turn the fabric right side … Read more

To mix and match accent pillows, start with a cohesive color scheme. Use different pillow sizes for depth. Add organic prints for softness and geometric prints for contrast. Vary the scale of patterns. Lastly, mix solid colors and textures to create visual harmony. These tips follow current home decor trends. Texture adds depth to your … Read more

To make a circle pillow, start by tracing a large circle on fabric with a bowl and erasable pen. Cut the circle, then pin two fabric layers together. Sew around the edge, leaving a 4-inch gap for stuffing. Fill the pillow with stuffing and sew the gap closed. Now you have a comfortable, homemade pillow … Read more

To make pillowcases with French seams, layer your fabric: cuff on the bottom, body in the middle, and trim on top. Use the Burrito Method. Sew the cuff and body together with a 1/4 inch seam allowance, folding corners inside. For a queen pillowcase, cut fabric to 1 yard by 30 inches. For a king, … Read more

To make a no-sew pillow cover, cut coral fabric three times the width and two times the height of your pillow form. Use fabric glue or Heat n Bond for assembly. Add a zipper for easy removal and washing. Customize your cover with colors and patterns to fit your style. No hot glue needed for … Read more