Pillows & Throws

Adding throw pillows to your decor is an economical way to brighten a room. Whether or not you own a sewing machine, making decorative pillows from washcloths is an easy project for a beginning...

Make your own decorative pillows with a store-bought pillow form, 1 yard of fabric, and a couple yards of piping trim. It's easy! Pillow forms can be found in most craft supply stores. Choose...

Recovering cushions can breathe new life into old furniture or recycle a garage-sale find into a real treasure. With only the most basic sewing skills, anyone can sew up beautiful results in just...

These small bean bags can be used for Cornhole, other family games, or simply for children to play.

Depending on what you intend to spend you can be as cost creative or extravagant as you choose.

Whether it's a comfortable throw in a living room, a beloved heirloom textile or a well-worn child's security blanket, repairing a wool blanket is a relatively easy process. It also ensures that...

Learn how to pin the fabric together with expert tips and advice on tuxedo pillow making in this free video clip on sewing.

Learn how to pin the opening of your newly made decorative pillow - free video.

Learn how to pin the fabric to keep it in place while you sew the decorative pillow - free video.

Learn how to pin the pillow pattern to your fabric - free video.

Fitting and pinning the back of your couch is one of the last steps in creating your own couch slipcover. Learn to fit and pin the fabric to the back of your couch with expert tips in this free...

Pinning the fabric to your couch is a great way to measure your couch slipcover. Learn to pin the fabric properly with expert tips in this free craft video.

It's important to pin the zipper to your couch slipcover fabric before you begin sewing. Learn to pin your couch slipcover zipper accurately with expert tips in this free sewing video.

Closing the opening of a decorative pillow after it has been stuffed can be the hardest part of making the pillow. The secret to getting an even, attractive seam is in properly pinning the opening...