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20 Quilted Pillow/Cushion Patterns to Transform Your Home

August 18, 2025 by Shellie Wilson

Welcome to the cozy world of quilted pillows and cushions, where comfort meets creativity in a symphony of fabric and stitching. There’s something truly special about adding handmade touches to our homes, and what better way to do so than with a beautifully crafted quilted pillow or cushion? Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just starting out, these 20 patterns are sure to inspire you to infuse your living spaces with warmth, style, and personality.

Pillows and cushions are more than just functional accessories – they’re an opportunity to express your creativity and enhance the ambiance of your home. With endless design possibilities, from classic patchwork to modern appliqué, quilted pillows offer a canvas for experimentation and self-expression. Whether you’re drawn to vibrant colors and bold patterns or prefer a more subtle and understated aesthetic, there’s a pillow pattern in this collection to suit every taste and style.

But quilted pillows aren’t just about looks – they’re also about comfort. There’s something incredibly comforting about sinking into a pile of soft, squishy pillows at the end of a long day. And when those pillows are handmade with love and care, they become even more special, adding an extra layer of coziness to your home.

In this curated roundup, we’ve gathered 20 quilted pillow and cushion patterns that are sure to spark your imagination and inspire your next quilting project. Whether you’re looking to refresh your living room decor, add a pop of color to your bedroom, or create a personalized gift for a loved one, these patterns provide a wealth of inspiration and ideas to get you started.

So, grab your favorite fabrics, dust off your sewing machine, and let’s dive into the wonderful world of quilted pillows and cushions. With these 20 patterns as your guide, you’ll be well on your way to creating beautiful, handmade accents that will bring joy and comfort to your home for years to come.

Heart Pillow 

Reverse Applique Fall, Thanksgiving  Pie Pillow

Quilted Flower Pillow 

Tulip Patchwork Pillow 

Alaskan Lone Star Quilt 

One Hour Scallop Cushion tutorial 

How to Make a Strip Fabric Throw Pillow – Quilting 

Valentine’s Day Pillow {Tutorial} 

Make This: Twin Pops Quilted Pillow – The Cloth Parcel 

Make This: Half-Square Triangle Diamonds Quilted Pillow Cover

Make This: Fall Pumpkin Quilted Pillow Tutorial – The Cloth Parcel 

Make This: Grandmother’s Flower Garden Hexagons by Machine Tutorial – The Cloth Parcel

Scrappy Squares Cushion Designed and made by Janet Goddard Finished size 

Geometric cushions 

Prairie Point Patchwork Cushion | Brother | Blog

How to Make a Pixelated Witch’s Hat Throw Pillow For Halloween – Quilting 

How to Make a Scrappy Christmas Star Throw Pillow – Quilting

Looking for more Cushion and Pillow patterns ? Check these articles out.

Jelly Roll Patchwork Cushion

Quilting Project Log Cabin Pin Cushion

Quilting Pattern – Dahlia Cushion Cover

 

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Monday Quilting Fabric Deals for the Win!

Some Mondays feel a little more “Monday” than others — the laundry pile is high, the inbox is full, and your sewing machine is calling your name louder than usual. That’s when a quick scroll through Fat Quarter Shop’s Precut of the Week is the perfect pick-me-up. It’s affordable, fun, and full of possibilities.

Every Monday brings a new deal, and half the excitement is seeing what pops up. Maybe it’s a jelly roll from a fabric line you’ve adored from afar. Maybe it’s a charm pack that would be perfect for a quick weekend project. Or maybe it’s the fat quarter bundle you swore you’d buy “someday.”

For more ways to use these deals creatively, here are some great internal reads:

  • Quick charm pack projects
  • Layer cake pattern roundup

If you love sewing for others — birthdays, babies, holidays, charity events — precuts make the process so much easier. They speed up cutting, offer built-in color harmony, and give you more time to enjoy the actual sewing part.

This internal article is a great place to spark ideas for fast projects:

  • 20 scrap quilt ideas

So the next time Monday feels a little too… Monday-ish… let fabric lift your spirits.

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