Sew Amy Butler
Do you like it? I did tell you there was a surprise in the works. I made the Amy Butler gum drop pillow before I left to go to the country. I am very pleased with the result. By the way, there is no way this is a pillow. It is an ottoman or pouffe. It is huge. Massive. A definite footstool. 
But oh so cute! It took me about four hours to complete. The more advanced sewers would be about two hours I would think. And loads of stuffing. Loads. The object here is to get as much in as possible to enhance that "overstuffed" look.
Well, are you going to try it? If I can do it you certainly can!
I will update you on our holidays soon.
Glad to be back with you!
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11 comments:
I think it is fabulous!
And you are quite right, that is a pillow and a half!
I think it would prob take me 4 days... lol
Rose XXX
I think it looks great - definitely stacks of stuffing!
Pomona x
We have one of these, now claimed by the cats. I love it and you are certainly right about the stuffing. I went to the sewing shop 3 times to get enough! However, because the stuffing is quite squishy, if we sit on it, it squashes completely so the cats have won! Yours looks fabby.
Hen x
Lovely, such pretty fabric...you have made a super job of it!xx
so lovely....I want one!!! You are so smart...I don't think I could make it...maybe my daughter but she has a long list of things I want her to make...I adore your image with the blue and white cup and saucer...I collect cornishware as well....if you ever want to sell your lovely pillow let me know!!!!
Oh I love it - perfect for putting your feet up whilst blogging to all of us!!!
Fleur
xx
GASP!
was it easy?
that's not amy fabric though. details, pretty please!!!?
xo
can you email me the fabric you used? I am making a tablecloth and need it! so sweet!
dallas
http://dillydallas.blogspot.com
its beautiful
Looks great!
Victoria x
So now you can curl up with a good book, and put your feet up!!
Helen x
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