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Monster Pillow by Ashley Johnston

Monster Pillow Tutorial from BERNINA www.weallsew.com via Ashley Johnston #sewing #diy #crafts

Who said that a monster couldn’t be adorable? This soft cuddly pillow sports a friendly monster face you can’t help but love and it’s just the right size for kids to hug. Plus it’s easy to make so it won’t turn into a monster project . . . so why make only one? Friendly monsters are welcome in your little one’s room and in the car. This monster pillow is also a great gift idea for your little one’s pals, too.

WAS Monster Pillow by Ashley Johnston

 

 


January 16, 2012 by Ashley Johnston
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  1. jwaisman1

    such a cute project. How can I get instructions?

    January 18, 2012 |
    • WeAllSew

      We love this little monster, too! There should be a link to the project instructions under the description. On my computer it’s in red: Monster Pillow by Ashley Johnston. Click on that and you’ll go to the PDF instructions. Jo

      January 20, 2012 |
  2. bholt331

    I am making this pillow. Love it! But I cannot get my hair pieces to turn inside out. Been working on one for an hour. Any suggestions? thank you.

    May 11, 2013 |
    • WeAllSew

      Turning tubes is on my list of “Top Ten Frustrating Sewing Techniques,” so I know how you feel! They can be tricky. Try trimming the seam allowances just slightly. You want them there to “stuff” the hair, but the tubes may be easier to turn if they’re “stuffed” a bit less tightly. Also try serging or overlocking the seam allowances together (you could also use a zigzag stitch). This compacts the layers and also makes them a little easier to grab hold of. The hardest part is getting the end started; after that, you’re usually home free! Jo

      May 12, 2013 |

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