

All the pillows are made from cotton Halloween fabric - and beware: glitter! (I love glitter, but... you'll see my warning in the magazine. haa!) It's a fun, easy way to decorate your mini house for Halloween! (The furniture shown is half scale, but the pillows can be used in any size.) And guess what? No worry: they're no-sew! (I used glue!)
Also, here's another photo of the first pillow I did, a bat cut-out which I just love! I added a smaller bat cut-out on the end of the bed, too.

6 comments:
Another great magazine this month..xxx
The pillows look awesome. I wish I could sew! But I can't even draw a line straight.
Really Angelic
Hi Enid, guess what? They're no-sew!
I am glad I found your blog.
With a last name like your I am sure you live somewhere near me. (North of Milw.)
I came over to learn more about your Days of Halloween so I can add you to my calendar.
Now I am going to look around and enjoy.
I really like the lace on that Halloween bedspread!
Christina, you're the second person who said that so I confess.... the "lace" is really a print cotton fabric. haa! I loved it as it had a spider-web type look.
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