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| Here's the pillow BEFORE |
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| My workspace in the basement :) |
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| 1. Wash, Iron and cut your material so there's no wrinkles and your fabric is clean and ready to steam-a-seam! |
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| 2. Fold in both sides of fabric so that they look like this. Iron it so you know where you want your seam. Using the Steam-A-Seam, tear off the length you will need and stick it in between the fabric. Make sure you make a straight line otherwise your pillow will be crooked ;) |
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| 3. After it's in there put the fabric back down. Double check that everything is right. Then iron over it for 10-15 seconds. Let cool for about 15-20 seconds before moving it around so you don't move the hot glue that is bonding. |
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| I couldn't wait and wanted to make sure that it was working properly..so I went ahead and stuck the pillow into the case that was forming and yep! Perfect seam! (I was afraid it would pull apart :P ) |
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| I did 3 sides and left one side open to put the pillow inside before seaming up the last open part. Because the last one after the pillow is in is different...cause there's a big fat pillow in there holding your fabric up weird! :P On the last I had to tuck all the fabric in neatly (After putting the pillow inside) and then put the sticky strip inside in sections. The above picture is on the last little section of the pillow. |
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| Ironing the last bit of glue into the corner to make sure it stays. |
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| Voila! New pillow! ;) |
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| Still on the look out for another side table for my side ;) But for right now that wooden circle table top with a black tablecloth on it will work just fine ;) |
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| Here is our dresser. Got one knob on it. The other knobs are being transferred over from a different store because my store only had one...I can't wait till they come in on Tuesday! |
