Snowflake Pillow
Finished Size: 20 x 20
Time Required: 2 Hours
Cozy up for wintery days with this easy-to-make snowflake pillow. It’s fun and fast, so you can add a touch of winter wonderland to any room in no time!
Equipment
- Brother Sewing Machine
- Brother ScanNCut
- 12” x 12” ScanNCut cutting mat (CAMATF12)
- ScanNCut iron-on appliqué sheet (CASTBL1)
- Button Stitching Foot
Notions
- 10” x 10” piece of white felted wool for snowflake
- Two 18” x 18” squares of red fabric
- Four strips of white fabric 2” x 20”
- Optional: four strips of red fabric 2” x 22”
- Pillow form (16” x 16”)
- Assorted buttons
- Thread to match
About Lynn Swanson
Bringing her undeniable passion to everything she does, Lynn Swanson is an enthusiastic quilter, sewer, embroiderer and crafter who explains her projects in a fun and easy way. Lynn’s eagerness to embrace new technology has made her a treasured resource for teaching crafting and sewing fanatics everything they need to know about Brother machines and design software as one of Brother’s educators. Check out her tutorials and catch her creativity bug!
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