When it comes to pillows my philosophy is you honestly can’t have too many. Though I’m pretty sure my family would argue this point.
From simple and functional to purely decorative and just made to sit there and look pretty. You just gotta love ’em.
The pillow I’m showing you today is of the purely decorative variety. I’m so pleased with the way this turned out!
This style is so fun. This neckroll pillow is sometimes referred to as a tootsie roll pillow. This shape of pillow can range from 12 x 6 up to bolster size.
This particular pillow is 24″ x 8″ with a 26″ circumference. It’s made from four different fabrics in shades of chocolate brown, green, cream and a pale gray/green/blue. A beautiful combination.
Even though this pillow was made for a client, I think it looks pretty good right here on my bench!
Click here for the Neckroll Tutorial.
Gorgeous choice of fabrics and trims!!!!! I am so “put together” fabric challenged! The extra touch pillows give…is pure elegance. Cannot wait to see how it was put together π
What a beautiful pillow (and I thought that was your bench!) I love, love the fabrics and trims you used…that chocolate brown is gorgeous!
Your pillow is gorgeous! How did you make the fringe?
Very pretty Sonya! Always excited to see what you do with fabric.
And that is a philosphy I embrace to the fullest, Sonya! I LOVE this pillow! I’ll look forward to your tutorial because I do have two bolster pillows that could use recovering and I’m not sure how or what I want to do.
Love it Sonja! You should make one for you too. I would have trouble letting it go.
hugs
Sissie
Gorgeous! The colors are great and the trim is fabulous!
Sonya, This is such a one-of-a-kind gorgeous pillow! Your sense of color, texture and pattern is amazing. Your client must be thrilled!
Yvonnne
What a gorgeous pillow!
Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
That is just beautiful Sonya! I love the fabric choices and can’t wait to see the tutorial! π
Vanessa
Fabulous! Love the fabrics together. Looks great on your bench (which I things is fab too!)
LOVE it~ this Tootsie Roll pillow (cute name) is beautiful!
I love a little leopard print and this fabric combination is perfect.
Your designs are always so wonderful.
I am one of those people that fall into the category of thinking you can’t have too many pillows! Hubbby on the other hand thinks differently than I do! lol
have a happy day~
Gorgeous pillow! I love your talent for putting different fabrics together.
Love it!!!
Lou Cinda π
Love, love that pillow! Great combo choice of fabrics
gorgeous! you are so talented! thanks for partying with me!
LOVE it! You are so creative and it’s always a delight to see the colors and combos you have designed. My daughter is of the “never enough pillows” thought process. She would adore this one too!
xo
Pat
So pretty…I’d have to keep it!!! Can’t wait for the tutorial π
Blessings,
Cindy
Sonya I always love seeing your pillows!! I wish I was as talented at sewing! Right now I am trying to figure out how to make ruffled runners! Thanx for linking up to treasure hunt Thursday!!
Beautiful pillow and it does look perfect on your bench! Just catching up on my visiting. Love the chair in your previous post and of course, Kim’s dining table also.
I love the pillows Sonya, but what I love the most about your work is the fabric. You always do such a great job coordinating the colors and patterns. I could never make things go together and look as stunning as what you put together. I wish I could bring you here to do my whole house!!
Hi Sonya…
I’m coming over from Pam’s Treasure Hunt Thursday party.
Ohhh my goodness…what a totally gorgeous pillow! I love all the different fabrics and that trim…ohhh sooo pretty! What a talented seamstress you are! Ohhh yes…I think the pillow looks lovely on your french country bench…love, love, LOVE THAT!!!
Warmest wishes,
Chari
Ack!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE! You make the best pillows.
Beautiful pillow on a beautiful bench. I love it!
Beautiful pillow, love the colours and the trimmings!
I think your pillow is stunning. It is fun to mix fabrics and you did it so well. I have admitted on my blog to being nuts over pillows so I agree there can never be too many.
Shannon