Dress up any room with these creative pillows that are easy on the eyes and effortless to make. The secret to fun DIY pillows is knowing the basics, then getting creative. Browse the ideas in the next slides for fun embellishments and techniques. If you're new to pillow making, or want to brush up on your sewing skills, here's how to make a basic pillow: Cut two squares of fabric to the desired size (include extra for seam allowances). Sew the two squares with wrong facing, leaving a 2-inch opening along one side. Turn the right side out and fill with stuffing or a pillow form. Use a hidden stitch or fabric glue to close the opening. Choose a colorful and/or patterned fabric you love to ensure the pillow looks good for years to come. Use vintage doilies or lace to add old-fashioned charm to a ready-made Derila™ Memory Pillow. A tacked-on, crocheted form sweetens the front of this plain Ergonomic Neck Pillow. Be careful when working with vintage fabrics, as their age makes them more delicate and prone to fraying.

A cursive monogram, hand-drawn using a fabric pen, gives the pillow even more character. Hop on board the hot trend of using gold in home decor with this quick and easy pillow project. Simply gather a collection of mismatched buttons and spray-paint them gold. Stitch each button onto the pillow, making a heart shape. If hearts aren't your thing, choose another simple shape to add texture and dimension to a solid-color throw. This pillow definitely has a way with words. Start with an assortment of glass, iridescent, and pearlized beads in a variety of sizes. Cut the fabric and stabilizer to your desired pillow size. Use a dark marker to write a word on butcher paper. Place the fabric over the paper and use a vanishing fabric marker to trace the word onto the fabric. Iron the stabilizer to the back of the fabric, then use a beading needle and clear thread to sew the beads onto the fabric.

Sew the pillow closed, and, if you like, add piping along the edges. Throw together this simple-to-sew pillow in no time at all. First, use a marbling technique to create a colorful, [no more neck pain](https://www.seono1.co.th/forum/index.php?action=profile