My friend approached me to design and make a cushion for her daughter's rocking chair. She was interested in using buckwheat hulls as the filling and knew I had ordered quite a bit for making zafu meditation pillows. I made a cushion lining with muslin material and unfinished edges, which I stuffed with buckwheat hulls so it would lay full and flat. I made the cushion cover the same dimensions, to match the chairs natural angle. Since the cushion needs to be washable (it's for an 18 month old), I did overlapping flaps in the back, with buttons to hold the cover closed. Ties are a must, as this little one is very interested in climbing, and the cushion needs to stay while she wiggles. I used commercial fabrics chosen and purchased by my friend. The range in price below indicates if I would purchase fabrics or use on e of my self-designed fabrics, or if you would purchase a commercial fabric.
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Merging my lifelong passions of photography and sewing, I design fabrics from my photographs to then create fun and functional items for kitchen and bedroom.
Creating kitchen linens, pillowcases and zafu meditation pillows, I strive to bring art into homes in a utilitarian way. Users may be inspired to look closer and question the image while baking a pie or making the bed. I love to tell the stories of the photos I used.
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