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How to make cushions and pillows. Sewing basics. You can fill the pillow with a pre-made form of down or kapok or make your own . These throw pillows make a great addition to any home. Designed by your own hand, they are sure to be a great conversation piece. Pillows add color, pattern and texture to a room. They soften hard edges of furniture and create a much warmer space. They can be elegant, or just plain fun Learn how to sew your own decorative pillows with these ideas from About. Quick to Make: Great Pillows 1, 2, 3 Create stunning pillows for your home with three contemporary designs by Linda Lee .
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