From the first moment I saw this pattern, I knew I wanted to try it... The gum drop pillows designed by Amy Butler remind me of the Moroccan poufs I have always been so fond of, ever since we lived in Rabat. I finally bought the pattern, and started cutting fabric last night. It turned out to be a lot easier than I thought and I had a pillow in less than 3 hours!
I'm already gathering fabrics for my next one! Can't wait to get started...!!
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Love the gum drop pillow and love your selection of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! It looks like what they call a "flump" over in Britain!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like it but I like it! You gotta love the name too.....gum drop pillow! Come for a visit. I am having a giveaway.
ReplyDeletekaren
It is beautiful, Isabel! I would love to know how to make it, and what stuffs it!
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous pouf, Isabel! I can't believe it was easier than you thought, but then again, you are a great seamstress!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pillow. I love the fabric you used.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice choice of fabric for your pouf. Did you stuff it or did you cover an old one? sandi
ReplyDeleteOh I love it to pieces and what a cute name! Clever you1
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Maryjane
So cute! I have been seeing these "poufs" every where on the blogs in Europe!!!
ReplyDeleteI love yours!
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Margaret B
Looks beautiful!!!!!!!!!!! Florence
ReplyDeleteYou are brilliant, so of course this is stunning! LOVE LOVE LOVE!
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Rhonda
It is simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI remember the moroccan style ones in colorful leathers but i think yours is so much more delicious,i love your choice of fabrics too.
Love Kristina XxX
move over anthropologie....there is a new kid in town!!! you could market those....they are AMAZING. i love it. it's stunning.
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sue
Get Out! I have that same courting fabric in two huge pillows. Love the pouf...you have so much talent and patience.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Oh Isabel its wonderful! The fabrics you chose are so sweet. I love mixing and matching. Would you be willing to share the pattern? It seems just the right size for a mini ottoman that I need.
ReplyDeleteKaren
My Desert Cottage
What a wonderful gum drop! Love the name but especially the fabrics you chose~~very cheery and comfortable.
ReplyDeleteAnnette
OH that is so beautiful... and it only took you 3hrs..... wow... the fabrics are to die for..... just gorgeous.. where did you find the pattern??? and the fabric...
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Alaura
The fabrics are fantastic! Good job, hope you are planning on joining us for our Big Blogger Party Bash at our May Funky JUnk Sisters Show.
ReplyDeleteLinda & Dixie
The Funky Junk Sisters
That is sooo cute! You should sell those!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your pillow! It is so pretty, what a great selection of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it, I can't even sew a button! Can't wait to see your next one! Hugs, Janna
ReplyDeleteOOOH I love your gum drop pillow. It looks like I may have another project on my list;)
ReplyDelete~Debra
Blog: Capers of the vintage vixens
wow, it's adorable!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous. My girls have asked for beanbags for their bedroom when we decorate, but I think they'll like these when I show them after school :) xxx
ReplyDeleteCreative ideas. i like it very much, thank
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