I was cleaning our dining room the other night and realized that I still have my Pottery Barn Reindeer plates on display. Nice.
At least I caught it by Valentine's Day...although the Cupid plate in the middle may actually work.....
The plates are cheesy but I love them. Nothing says Christmas like cheesy.
Any Christmas decorations still hanging around your place? I hope this is the last of mine...
Showing posts with label Pottery Barn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pottery Barn. Show all posts
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
It's Just a Sweater...Pillow
I've had my eye on Pottery Barn's Sweater-Knit Pillow cover for awhile...
Unfortunately, Pottery Barn and I don't agree on pricing.
I kept thinking about the pillow covers and debating if it was something I could tackle. I then decided...what's the worse that could happen? I would ruin a $1.50 sweater I got from the Salvation Army. I can handle that loss.
So, I headed to the Salvation Army and picked out two $1.50 sweaters (along with a pair of $3 Express Editor pants in perfect condition....yeah, awesome. I know!).
I suck at "how-to's"...especially on this because I didn't know what I was doing.
I shoved (technical term) the pillow form into the sweater.
I cut off the arms. I placed pins around the pillow so I had a general outline of where to sew.
I used a large, zig-zag stitch to sew where I had pinned (on 3 sides of the pillow). I left the 4th side open because I change my mind with decorating as often as some people change their underwear (you can decide how often that is).
To close the last side, I tied some bows with ribbons.
And wah-lah...........sweater pillow cover for $1.50.
Take that Pottery Barn.
| Image found here |
I kept thinking about the pillow covers and debating if it was something I could tackle. I then decided...what's the worse that could happen? I would ruin a $1.50 sweater I got from the Salvation Army. I can handle that loss.
So, I headed to the Salvation Army and picked out two $1.50 sweaters (along with a pair of $3 Express Editor pants in perfect condition....yeah, awesome. I know!).
I shoved (technical term) the pillow form into the sweater.
I cut off the arms. I placed pins around the pillow so I had a general outline of where to sew.
I used a large, zig-zag stitch to sew where I had pinned (on 3 sides of the pillow). I left the 4th side open because I change my mind with decorating as often as some people change their underwear (you can decide how often that is).
To close the last side, I tied some bows with ribbons.
And wah-lah...........sweater pillow cover for $1.50.
I've had my eye on Pottery Barn's Sweater-Knit Pillow cover for awhile...
Unfortunately, Pottery Barn and I don't agree on pricing.
I kept thinking about the pillow covers and debating if it was something I could tackle. I then decided...what's the worse that could happen? I would ruin a $1.50 sweater I got from the Salvation Army. I can handle that loss.
So, I headed to the Salvation Army and picked out two $1.50 sweaters (along with a pair of $3 Express Editor pants in perfect condition....yeah, awesome. I know!).
I suck at "how-to's"...especially on this because I didn't know what I was doing.
I shoved (technical term) the pillow form into the sweater.
I cut off the arms. I placed pins around the pillow so I had a general outline of where to sew.
I used a large, zig-zag stitch to sew where I had pinned (on 3 sides of the pillow). I left the 4th side open because I change my mind with decorating as often as some people change their underwear (you can decide how often that is).
To close the last side, I tied some bows with ribbons.
And wah-lah...........sweater pillow cover for $1.50.
Take that Pottery Barn.
| Image found here |
I kept thinking about the pillow covers and debating if it was something I could tackle. I then decided...what's the worse that could happen? I would ruin a $1.50 sweater I got from the Salvation Army. I can handle that loss.
So, I headed to the Salvation Army and picked out two $1.50 sweaters (along with a pair of $3 Express Editor pants in perfect condition....yeah, awesome. I know!).
I shoved (technical term) the pillow form into the sweater.
I cut off the arms. I placed pins around the pillow so I had a general outline of where to sew.
I used a large, zig-zag stitch to sew where I had pinned (on 3 sides of the pillow). I left the 4th side open because I change my mind with decorating as often as some people change their underwear (you can decide how often that is).
To close the last side, I tied some bows with ribbons.
And wah-lah...........sweater pillow cover for $1.50.
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