Hi, friends! Debby from Time to DIY here again to share a couple no-sew Christmas pillows. Aside from the magic of a lit Christmas tree, I think pillows are the best way to add warmth to a room that always makes it feel more cozy and Christmasy. But the price tag is typically a problem, especially if you’re like me and addicted to switching up decor, so I prefer to “update” my pillows rather than buy new ones. It’s so easy to do! And if you like avoiding the sewing machine like I do, this tutorial is for you! Hope you love this no sew Christmas pillow tutorial!
I’m crazy about plaid and was all heart eyes for the latest Pottery Barn catalog and all its plaid goodness.
So naturally when I saw these plaid cloth napkins at Home Goods, I knew I had to do something with them!
So I decided to plaidify this pillow, which I almost donated (and am so glad I didn’t!).
I used paint and a stencil from a Michaels kit to add “joy” to the fabric. If you have a Cricut or a Silhouette Cameo, you could create your own stencil as well. For some tips on stenciling, check out my DIY polka dot curtains post.
After that I cut and hot glued it around the edges, and because I wanted a rustic feel, I left the fringe on the edges.
Then I had a couple other pillows from Costco that needed a full plaid update.
The napkin didn’t cover the entire pillow so I hot glued some burlap ribbon around the edges first.
Then I placed the napkin on top and hot glued the edges.
I did buy this ‘Merry and Bright’ pillow at Target because it was on sale so I was able to justify it.
But I like my DIY’d pillows just as much!
Please PIN so your friends can make these too!
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Heather says
You had me at no sew. 🙂 What a great way to update your pillows!
Lolly Jane says
Amen, Heather, the less sewing, the better 😀
Jenna @ A Savory Feast says
What a brilliant idea! Store bought Christmas pillows are so expensive but I don’t have the time or tools needed to sew my own. I love this idea! Thanks for sharing it with the Wednesday Showcase.
Lolly Jane says
Thanks, Jenna!
Jess says
These are so cute!
I would love for you to share this with my Facebook Group for recipes, crafts, tips, and tricks: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pluckyrecipescraftstips/
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
bj says
I am crazy for plaid, too….the pillow makeovers are GREAT…
here from Pink Sat
Lolly Jane says
We adore them too, BJ!! xo
Kati says
I’m crazy about plaid too! I found some buffalo check tea towels in the target dollar spot and want to make pillows too! love this idea. Thanks for sharing at the Wednesday showcase party 🙂
Nicole says
These Christmas pillows are so cute! I will have to check out the Home Goods store for those plaid napkins. Thanks for sharing your post at the #HomeMattersParty and We hope you’ll link up again with us on Friday!
Liz says
So cute! You can never have too many pillows! Thanks for sharing on Homestead Blog Hop 🙂
Charlene says
I have been looking at buying some Christmas pillows. The price though… I love this… Thanks for sharing with us at Family Joy Blog Link Up Party this week.
Teresa says
´They are just amazing, especially because they are no sew! Thank you for sharing! If you can, come and join the Holidays Celebration Link Party (http://keepingitrreal.blogspot.com.es/2016/12/holidays-celebration-link-party-3.html) and bring all your holidays posts!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Mary-the boondocks blog says
These came our really sweet. There is nothing like a good plaid to make your heart warm and cozy.