Hi there!
Glad to see you stop by today.
You know me, I get on a roll of something and there is no telling when I stop.
This weeks kick are
Pillows!
Let’s talk pillows.
I love pillows, however they can get pricey and I tend to shy away most of the time.
Now dish towels, I can buy plenty of those.
Today, that is what I am sharing ….
a diy dish towel pillow.
After I made my pretty kitchen drop cloth pillow
I remembered some time ago last year I bought two dish towels on clearance at Home goods for a buck each.
Actually what reminded me was
Maryann from Domestically speakings
I have made a dish towel pillow in the past
however, it was not nearly as pretty a pattern or color.
This one however is more in keeping with our kitchen.
This could not be any easier…
seriously, all I did was fold it in half width wise of course.
Hot glue all but one end, stuff, and hot glue shut.
I bought a bag of the stuff from Walmart.
This is the other dish towel pillow I was making side by side this one. I was taking the pics as I went along to show you…
so yes, the above is a different color you are not losing your eye sight.
I ironed it up all pretty first because
who wants a wrinkled pillow?
Sorry, I am totally skipping all over the place on this post.
Hope you are following me:)
As often as I like to change things up,
this will be perfect in the summer time.
I love lemons too…
the pretty rooster pitcher was a recent birthday gift.
Thanks for stopping by today to see another easy peasy,
easy breezy no brainer project done by ME!:)
If you are not a regular here, I sure would love to see you back again.
XO
Pretty darn cute, love the blue one:) And wonderful that you don’t have to sew!
That is a super cute dish towel pillow. Great pattern and you can’t beat the price! You are always so super creative. Have a great day.
Very cute ! Thanks for the great idea 🙂
Oh my gosh those are the cutest dishtowels ever!! Love how you turned them into pillows!
That is really cute. What a great dishtowel.
I’ve sewn pillow cases but never thought to try hot glue. Does it hold up well? Last through lots of use with kids? Because if it does…well you just gave me a far easier way! lol
And they look fabulous too boot!!
Debbie 🙂
Very nice Debbie! I have used tea towels for pillows too. But I sew them. I think it is a great idea to use glue, for anyone who does not sew!!!
: ) Kris
LOVE!! So cute and easy Debbie! I love the lemon tree. 🙂
Love the classic Summery blue and white. The lemons make it adorable! So cute as a pillow Debbie!! Great idea. Super score on the price too. Awesome :)))
Wow, PINNING….what a grea idea, and since I don;t know how to sew this is even better..I take it they can not go in the washer?
Great job. They are both very pretty and you were so smart to glue them.
xoGinger
How cute Debbie! I love quick and easy no-sew projects!
gail
Debbie,
Anything I can make with a glue gun is good for me! Great idea for cute pillows!
xoxo Michelle. thebashfulnest.blogspot.com
That towel is perfect for a pillow…great job!
Your pillows are super cute! I’ve hot glued outdoor porch pillows several times! Works like a charm! 🙂
Love it, I can’t pay for pillows either…Yikkes, they cost way to much!
Carol
Just so cute, love the blue!
Have to say I didn’t believe you, they would have to look glued or just fall apart sooooo I took 2 dollar store place mats to try this myself, finally. And you know what? I am stunned and am now a total believer 🙂 you can’t even tell they are hot glued!! Yay! Thank you for making me a believer. I see quite a few new pillows in my future!
Hi Debbie! Love the lemons, love the no-sew, love the quick and easy! You’ve done it again! Hugs, Leena
That’s super cute Deb!! Just love it.
awesome small gift idea for attending a luncheon. cant wait to try it or small housewarming gift
I like these dishcloth pillows…and they should wash well when needed.
Sheila