I extracted a part of the design and finished it on a mini-pillow.
About the fillings such as cushions, I thought what was good.
PRAIRIE SCHOOLER 3 BILLY GOATS GRUFF Book 179 I did a stitch only partly
Fabric:32 count Belfast Linen Cream [I dyed it with tea]
Fibers: Recommended DMC
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Cotton, flax seed , crushed walnut shells,,,,.
I decided to use buckwheat chaff this time.
In Japan, the buckwheat chaff is cheaper markedly than flax seed and crushed walnut shells .
With quantity of the size of the normal pillow, it is approximately 5 dollars.
About a sampler producing now.
[Victor Minor School
House] ~ Primitivebettys
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I did a stitch by two strand of floss over two threads of linen collecting at first.
I changed the one strand of floss on the way.
Two lines of the bottom are two strand of floss .
I do not know which way is good.
However, I want to do it so that a stitch does all by one strand of floss .
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wow it is a very cute pillow..
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing the stuffing idea..sound so sweet..
beautiful wip..
hugs xx
Awww it's such a cute little cushion! Well done ☺
ReplyDeleteI love Prairie Schooler very much and that's a nice little pillow that you stitched from one of their charts.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your little pillow! I never think to take only part of a design and I will look up this one. Your choice for backing fabric is perfect. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful little pillow~~~ Such great idea using different stuffing materials!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little cushion, would never have thought to use those as stuffing, will check and see what is cheaper here. Thanks for the great idea
ReplyDeleteI love that adorable pillow with goats!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great little pillow and
ReplyDeletethe backing is lovely!
Have you ever used rice for your
stuffing? I use it a lot and it
works very well. I enjoy your blog
and seeing your photos of Japan.
I especially love the little goats in the pin pillow!
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