Until one day my younger boy spilled some red juice all over them!
Fortunetly, I was able to clean it and the stain was removed. With that being said I removed them from the table. Fabric and boys just do not go well together. A few days ago I had a brain storm!
They would even look as though they were sewn….see the little stitching?
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This is wonderful!!!! What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
What a great way to make use of those seasonal place mats. Never used the liquid stitch before; what a great idea.
Love it! I too had the same idea and have done some autumn pillows and beautiful pottery barn ones from Christ,as last year (only haven two) will be completed some! Great to find ones on sale at end of season
What a great idea! I never thought of this before!! Definitely going to try this!
I really like the idea so I bought my place mats and iron on liquid stitch and it did not work for me. I followed the instructions on the tube very carefully and it did not bond at all. Do you have any idea why the liquid stitch did not work? I was so excited about making pillows this way as I do not sew. Please Help!
Not sure unless your iron setting was too low. When all else fails, get out the glue gun. Works like a charm and that is how I do all my pillows now.