Nordic Mountain Cushion
Nordic Mountain Cushion
Posted by Kajsa Kinsella
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In only a few simple steps, make a lovely wintery cushion, with a practical little pocket to hold your reading glasses and maybe a pencil for when you add to your diary infront of the fire.
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You Will Need (7 things)
- 2 m Cotton Fabric
- ¼ m Striped Cotton Fabric
- ¼ Iron on Interfacing
- Sewing Thread Blue,White & Red
- White Felt Snowflakes
- Toy Stuffing
- 20 cm Cotton Fabric
Steps (10 steps, 90 minutes)
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1
Fold your fabric in half "sideways" so to speak, so that the pattern ends up the same way both back and front. Sketch a simple mountain shape with a pencil and cut it out.
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2
This is how my cushion turned out-I wanted it to be quite high and sturdy, so you can really lean on it and use it for comfort when you read and write.
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3
Cut a piece of natural cotton fabric, measuring 18cmx9cm. Iron in 1 cm all around the patch. Sew along the top part of one side to prepare the pocket.
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4
Place the pocket on the left hand side of the cushion and pin in place. Sew around the three sides to attach it.
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5
Find a wintery fabric that you like and add iron-on interfacing to the back. Use the template and cut out two or more reindeer heads.
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6
Pin the reindeers to the cushion and attach them to the mountain with white sewing thread.
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7
Switch to red thread and place a few white felt snowflakes on the mountain. Also add a few with blue thread, which will fit very well in the colour scheme.
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8
This is how I designed my cushion-you can of course add, subtract and swap as you prefer yourself.
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9
Place the mountain and it`s back face to face,pin together and sew all around it apart from a small gap at the very bottom. Turn the cushion right side out, push the mountain tops out carefully with the back of a paint brush and fill it with toy stuffing. Sew along the entire bottom line, to close the gap.
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10
So, we`re ready for an evening of reading and writing!