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Alphabet Pillows Sewing Pattern
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Alphabet Pillows Sewing Pattern
$8.50 (or 1 credits) $4.25
26 letters, 10 numbers, 2 sizes, and various finishing options… the Alphabet Pillows sewing pattern gives you everything you need to personalize your décor to the letter
Instant download digital sewing pattern. Includes sizes Small (7 inches tall) and Large (21 inches tall).
Features & Options
Options
• Two optional sizes
• 26 optional letters
• Ten optional numbers
• Optional decorative trims and embellishments
Features
• Intermediate (suitable for adventurous beginners)
• Full Roman alphabet and numbers 0 to 9
• Infinite possibilities for words, decorative elements
• Packed with pro tips and expert advice
• Includes full size, print-at-home pattern pieces
• Includes step-by-step tutorial with photos
• Instant-download digital sewing pattern
Supplies
Fabric - You will need a woven fabric such as cotton or quilting cotton. You could also use fleece, minky, or even velvet.
Notions
- Soft toy filling
- Large – Approximately 30 ounces will be sufficient for one pillow with average stuffing.
- Small – Approximately 12 ounces will be sufficient for one pillow with average stuffing.
- OPTIONAL Piping, cording, or trim. You will need approximately (per letter or number):
- Large A-Z – 5 yards
- Small A-Z - 2 yards
- Large 0-9 – 3 yards
- Small 0-9 – 1.25 yards
- NOTE – If you are adding piping to both sides of the pillow, you will need double this amount.
- OPTIONAL Lightweight interfacing – If you are sewing a small size pillow and would like it to stand up, you can add interfacing to give it some structure. Approximately 0.5 yards will be sufficient for all small sizes.
- Thread to match
Tools
- Sewing machine (or you could do it by hand)
- Needles
- Pins or clips
- Scissors
- Pinking shears
- Optional walking foot
- Disappearing ink pen or tailor's chalk
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A serger or overlocker is optional but not required.
FAQs
FAQs
How do PDF/ digital patterns work? Simply download, print, and sew. You’ll need a free Adobe Acrobat reader program and any home printer (or a nearby copy shop for A0 printing). Once you’ve printed the pieces, tape or glue them together. You’ll find an easy-to-follow how-to guide inside the pattern instructions, plus support in our Facebook group.
The trim-free pattern comes in A4 or US letter printable sizes and includes full pattern pieces and a detailed tutorial to guide you every step of the way. An A0 format (pattern pieces only) is also included should you wish to have your pattern printed professionally. PDF Layers allow you to select and print only the size/s you want/ need.
When will I get my patterns? You’ll receive a link to download your patterns immediately after purchase. If you haven’t received it, please check your spam/ junk folder. You can also find your patterns in your ‘My Account’ area..
What if I need help while sewing? Join our Facebook group and ask any and all the questions you have! We have a team of admins who know our patterns inside-out and are here to help at any point throughout your RP sewing experience. This wonderful community is friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to help! You can share photos of your RP sews, enter giveaways, get sales information, and new-release updates.
“These pillows were such a fun and quick sew. I love the idea of initials pillows for every member of a family. And small pillows are ideal for some nice words to be placed around home. Decorative and useful.”
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Amelia Keating –
Quick and fun sew! It’s a little tricky to get around some of the corners, but I love a pattern that teaches me new techniques!
Julie Educate-Espinosa –
These are so cute and fun! I loved making them. It is a great challenge around those corners. But I love it!
Connie Lusto –
I made the large C alphabet pillow to place on the glider in my son’s nursery, and it is the perfect addition! I used flannel for mine, and my little guy loves how snuggly it is. The large C came together nicely with some extra attention paid to lining up the front and back panels. Love it!
Aune Wood –
A fun sew to personalize for your home or a child. The small let’s you use up some left over scraps, too!
Amanda Schildmeier –
What a fun way to personalize pillows, especially for little ones learning the alphabet!
Kelly Tuttle –
This is a very cute idea and makes a great gift item- mine is going to be a gift for my daughters birthday!
Branka Čelić –
This pillows were such a fun and quick sew. I love the idea of initials pillows for every member of a family. And small pillows are ideal for some nice words to be placed around home. Decorative and useful.
Roseanna Lacas –
I loved how quick an easy this pattern was! I think it took me more time to assemble the pattern and cut out the fabric than the sewing itself. With how simple it is, it is 100% worth it to take your time around the corners and get crisp corners. Clip and cut!! I plan on making two Ns for my boyfriend’s sons. I made an L in lavender fleece for his daughter. I don’t know if the fleece warped it but I had to cut 4.5″ off the border piece to make it fit the edges of the face.
Bunford Orsi –
This pattern is so much fun! My kids loves there new letter pillows!This pattern is so much fun! My kids loves there new letter pillows!
Susan Pearson –
Cute pattern – quick sew!
Lieve Cox –
It’s easy and quick to sew. You can make lots of fun Words!
Tara Mathews –
I enjoyed making this pattern. The curve of the letter was good practice and challenging for me.
Carrie Rudy –
The alphabet pillow is a cute pattern that would make a great gift for a child’s birthday or a fun thing to make to decorate for holidays!
Jenny Gomez –
I believe that the gusset makes this pattern intermediate. Doing all the corners was quite challenging, but it turned out adorable and I stretched my sewing skills!
Geraldine –
Relatively easy in putting together, just angling of the corners might be a little tricky. Doing more letters for my younger 2:)
Lisa Corriveau –
These pillows were so quick & easy to make. I used a short textured fun fur & it worked out quite well.
Jennifer Lichak –
“What a special gift for someone special! Or it’s a fun decoration or maybe tic tac toe.
These pillows can be anything you want them to be! “
Jo Sharp –
Really quick and easy sew!!
Nadia Cadby –
What fun! The corners are fiddly but so worth persevering – I love how it turned out. My large L cushion is for my future great-niece.
Liz Faber –
Such a cute sew to personalise the kids rooms. Top tip: take it slow and steady on the corners!
Tania Watson –
This is not an easy sew. At first glance you would think this would be quite quick to sew but you need to be very accurate in your sewing as there are a lot of curves to sew and tight spots to turn and hand sew. However the end result makes a lovely item.
Mariza Seymour –
Easy to sew although on some letters and numbers the corners can be a bit tricky to “square”. Nice project to use scraps to make keepsake pillows. My girls love their pillows.