Make a diamond patchwork tufted pillow

July 12, 2016 by Scarlett Burroughs 1 Comment

Tufts, piping, and covered buttons may make this pillow project seem out of reach for some sewers. But, as Liz Johnson of Sew4Home explains,

If you’re new to Sew4Home, you’ll soon discover our focus: to create careful, step-by-step instructions that make beautiful projects accessible to everyone – even those new to the art of sewing.

Quilters can appreciate the patchwork aspects of this pillow. Liz provides step-by-step instructions including lots of great photos, so no matter our sewing experience, this project can go from dream to done!

Click the link below to get started.

Diamonds & Tufting Make a Pretty Patchwork Pillow, by Liz

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Brenda Ackerman says
July 12, 2016 at 11:57 am
Good Morning Scarlett! Of course you had no idea that I am doing some home improvement projects, but Thank You so much for bringing this tutorial to us today! I have only made a few pillow cases, never an actual pillow and would not have thought about tufting. Yet it is beautiful and this tutorial is magnificent! Thank you so much for sharing this today. Have a fantastic creative day!

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