Hi you guys! No, we’re not ready for Christmas yet BUT we wanted to give you plenty of time to diy this merry & bright Christmas pillow cover tutorial that’s on I Heart Naptime today! If you don’t have an Ikea handy, grab this cute gray buffalo check pillow cover to get started. Don’t forget to download our merry and bright cut file below!
We opted to leave the cut file in a jpg format because everyone has a different type of file. Just right click, save it then convert to your needed file.
Happy crafting! Visit all of our Christmas decor ideas like our Ugly Sweater Christmas tree craft,
our easy JOY floral wrapped wood sign,
plus our farmhouse Christmas porch decor!
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This Christmas pillow cover looks awesome!! Thanks for sharing the tutorial with us!
Thanks, Kelly! Enjoy!
I love this pillow cover! So nice to add to the decor of christmas! We just started the weekly Whisk It Wednesday Link Party and I thought you might like to stop by tomorrow and share there too! Have a wonderful week! Carrie @ Carrie’s Home Cooking
Hi Carrie! Thank you!
Thanks so much ladies, it’s beautiful. Love the font you used
Thanks, Michelle!
I Love this project and am going to make for gifts. Is the cut file the size it needs to be already to fit the pillow cover? I have never done anything on my silhouette and want to make sure I get this right! Thanks so much!
It’s not sized accordingly, we sized it larger so the resolution would be good for any size. You can right click and save it then resize to your needs 🙂
Thank you!
I love your Merry & Bright pillow! I added it to my Everything Christmas Pinterest Board. Smiles, Linda at Paper Seedlings
I love that cushion – I must hit up Ikea soon too
All of these are very bright cheerful designs. I really love the Joy sign. DIY signs are the best.
Hello Ladies,
Thank you so much for helping me to know what size to make The Merry & Bright pillow. Now that I have that accomplished,sort of(the width automatically converts to over 10 inches???), could you please help me figure out how to convert your jpeg file to a studio cut file for a silhouette cameo? I have read the tracing section in the Silhouette School Ultimate Guide and I do not get the red cut lines after tracing. I have all my materials to make this pillow that I LOVE, but am so frustrated when I know it is probably so easy! Thanks so very much!!
Tammy