Sew it yourself: Christmas tree cushion
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Materials
Large Christmas tree
• 60 cm fabric
• 170 cm piping
• approx. 265 grams of fiber filling
Small Christmas tree
• 50 cm fabric
• 145 cm piping
• approx. 160 grams of fiber filling
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Brand: Selfmade
Suitable for interior: Pillows
1- Cut 2 Christmas trees from fabric. You can cut the front and back in the same fabric or two different ones.
2- Sew piping tape along the edge of one of the parts. Start at the bottom of the tree. At the treetop: Hold the needle down, lift presser foot, cut to the stitching on the piping, turn and continue sewing.
3- Finish sewing the piping tape on the bottom of the tree by letting the piping overlap.
4- Place the other part on top, right sides together, pin.
5- Turn the tree over and sew along the stitching where the piping tape was sewn on. Leave an opening to turn through. Cut off the tip at the top and cut in to the stitching at the bows.
6- Turn the right side out and fill the pillow with fiber filling approx. 265 grams for a large tree and approx. 160 grams for a small one. Sew the opening together by hand with small invisible stitches.
Materials
Large Christmas tree
• 60 cm fabric
• 170 cm piping
• approx. 265 grams of fiber filling
Small Christmas tree
• 50 cm fabric
• 145 cm piping
• approx. 160 grams of fiber filling
See how much fabric and trimmings you need
Brand: Selfmade
Suitable for interior: Pillows
1- Cut 2 Christmas trees from fabric. You can cut the front and back in the same fabric or two different ones.
2- Sew piping tape along the edge of one of the parts. Start at the bottom of the tree. At the treetop: Hold the needle down, lift presser foot, cut to the stitching on the piping, turn and continue sewing.
3- Finish sewing the piping tape on the bottom of the tree by letting the piping overlap.
4- Place the other part on top, right sides together, pin.
5- Turn the tree over and sew along the stitching where the piping tape was sewn on. Leave an opening to turn through. Cut off the tip at the top and cut in to the stitching at the bows.
6- Turn the right side out and fill the pillow with fiber filling approx. 265 grams for a large tree and approx. 160 grams for a small one. Sew the opening together by hand with small invisible stitches.
