Pocket Pillows
Stash small items such as bookmarks or the remote in the pocket of this clever pillow, designed by Tina Johnson. You can display the pocket or turn around to hide the storage pocket. Just follow this easy pillow sewing pattern.
Materials:
- 1 yard of fabric (you won't use the whole yard)
- scissors
- fabric pins
- ruler
- needle and thread or a sewing machine
- poly fiberfill
- optional: any extra additions you may want to add to the pocket (gift pillow)
Instructions:
Download the pdf for instructions and diagrams.
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lovecamping57 4518 806
Mar 28, 2020
Oh thank you so much so simple direction , I had found a video years ago but now it is deleted off of you tube I was just lost how to do this but now found LOL Thank You
Delphine Bryant
Nov 04, 2018
These remind me of the pillows on my bed when I was a little girl. There was a pocket that I would place my pajamas in so that I knew where they would be at bed time. I know I would be the only one to use the pockets for its intended use though. My family can be so hard to train, lol.
Morehouse17
Oct 31, 2018
I would be thrilled to make these for my family and even more proud if I knew they would used the pouches. This is a genius idea. Our remotes are forever getting lost down in the cushions of the couch. It is not like the table is in a position that you need to get up to use it but maybe a pillow under the head or in the lap may be used more readily? Who knows. It is worth a shot.
Weberme
Aug 08, 2016
I have made plenty of pillows before but never with these pockets which is such a clever idea because grand kids are always losing the remote and this way then can keep it in the pocket or their money or jewelry. So many things you can put in these pockets. Also great idea for a gift for any age. Anyone agree? Great tutorial.
tstitchesandcrafts 7879506
Jul 28, 2017
Thank You for comment. I am so glad you like them Weberme. This is one of my favorite creations. Ps. Sorry it took so long to reply to your comment. -) Have a Happy Creative Day! Tina J.
rosie101684 873042 0
Jan 17, 2013
Could I use this pattern to share with my volunteers? I runa group called Stitch for Cancer and we collect and donate hand made items such as hats, shawls, blankets, scarves and arm pillows to local cancer centers. This pattern would be great for an arm pillow for cancer patients to use!
tstitchesandcrafts
Feb 04, 2013
Greetings rosie101684 8730420 Sorry for the delay on a reply. I just saw your message today. YES please feel free to use my pattern for a good cause as well as personal use. Thank You for asking. I appreciate it. Regards T
Monica815
Jan 13, 2011
Ask your local hospital about that majost. i'm sure they'd love the idea
katchas
Apr 23, 2010
I made one of these about 8years ago with star and moon fabric. I put a contrasting patch of Sun material to make the pocket so that we could keep the current Harry Potter book easily at hand. My teenager still keeps that pillow handy !
majost
Jan 01, 2010
This looks like such fun to make and with my stash of fabric, no problem. Wouldn't they be great for hospitalized children? Wonder if I could find an organization that would use them. majost
tstitchesandcrafts
Feb 04, 2013
If you do find a charitable organization Majost feel free to use my pattern. Regards, T
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