QUILT TURNED FLOOR PILLOW
I was sewing up this little would-be quilt when Sky came home from school yesterday. He and the noise-maker that lives next door, plopped themselves down at the kitchen counter and started inhaling snacks.
I had finished the top and was attaching it to the back. Just simply pillow turning it with one of Grace's old fleece crib blankets. I figured that if she didn't want it, the local children's home where Sarge volunteers would.
And then Sky said (though a mouthful of crackers mind you) "Geeze Mom don't you think that pillow is a little big?!"
Friggin' genius. Runs in the family ya know.
So now Grace has a a very girly patch-work pillow to park her rump on.
Or just haul around the deck.
Baby yoga anyone?
18 comments:
i absolutely love it....seems like there was a lot of pillow inspiration this week...that is what i made too. now i just need to take a few pictures and post them.
I really like a big pillow like that for sitting on the floor or reading in bed.
TOTALLY neat idea!
Cute! She loves it!
LOVE it and obviously so does she!
wow...pretty pillow and cute baby.
visiting you from sew & tell
I love the hair! She is sweet. I love the pillow too. It's so much fun to create for them, isn't it?
These things are so great for little ones--and they love having their own. Good re-use!
A perfect pillow! Adorable!
So cute! i want one to park my rump on...It'll have to be a bit bigger, though!
What a lovely girly pillow and it looks like the perfect size for your daughter. Love the striped fabric on the back.
That story is priceless! The pillow looks like its going to be a winner.
So precious.
I love that pillow.
She looks like she LOVES the pillow!
Having a pillow that is too big, is like having too many pillows! No such thing! Very neat idea.
I should make some of these to plop on the floor for myself! And I love her little ponytails, so cute!
so cute! My kids loved plopping on the huge pillows I just made. I was thinking I needed to make them some too.
Too cute. What a brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing.
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