You want me for pillow?

written by:Cassity Kmetzsch

How about a candy corn pillow?  Huh?  Huh?  Ya, you know you want one.
I found this idea off of The Adventures of Rory and Jess and I totally loved the idea!  Although, I made mine as pillows for my couch and whatever.  I think I really went for it, because mine are huge, but I figure, if I am making pillows, they should be big enough to lounge on, while we sit around eating ice cream watching The Biggest Loser! (don’t look so stunned, you know you eat ice cream during Biggest Loser too!)

I also made mine a little more three dimensional, by putting on a bottom piece.  But either way is fun, if you want a smaller version, check out Jess’ page, I think she even had a template, I just free handed mine.
 
Candy Corn Pillows Tutorial!
 
First place fabric (2 layers), good sides facing in of desired fabric on table to cut out. ( I was using scraps, so I laid it out in about the right shape before I cut it)  Cut into triangle. with rounded top point.
 
 
With good sides facing up, fold each layer down and sew along edge, like below:
 
 
Iron seams flat, then sew around outside edge.  Trim any excess or uneven fabric off.
 
 
Now, fold in half, and mark the half point in front.
 Take a rectangle of fabric and mark it’s centers when folded, both long and short ends.
 
 
Now attach the rectangle at the center marked points
The short side center will be matched up with the side seam. 
Then pull the edges smooth and pin along them. 
Sew the edges, making sure to leave open about 4-5 inch space to be able to flip and stuff pillow!
 
 
Trim any excess fabric, and flip inside out through open seam. 
Now stuff with batting.  When the pillow is full whip stitch the hole closed.
 
 
This is what is looks like in there new home (at least their home for the holiday!).
 

Blogger and DIY-er extraordinaire

Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.

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  3. >Tonight we actually watched that last bit of Biggest Loser from the gym. Go us! (After I ate candy corn at a RS Meeting, and did my VTing).

    But we generally like to have some yummy snack while we watch! 😉

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  5. >Cassity – the blog is smashing! I loved the costumes and especially Etta's Halloween dress – You're such an awesome mom. Love, Mom

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