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Felt Poinsettia and Fabric Pillow (Pottery Barn Knock-off) Tutorial

December 13, 2012 by Linda Lanese

Heather of “Thrifty Stories” was featured on “Knock off Décor” sharing her lovely her recreation her yearlong love affair with the Pottery Barn’s poinsettia pillow.  It is a pillow that she has been lusting over for awhile now and today she has her stunning pillow.   And has a great tutorial for us to follow.  The jingle bells make a lovely holiday addition.  Heather was determined to make her precious poinsettia pillow this year.  She finished it late in the night.  How’s that for being under pressure? Regardless of the hour, she got it done and loves it. Like “Thrifty Stories” on facebook, she has some awesome ideas.

Here are the supplies that you will need for this project:

1 yard of muslin (or possibly burlap)

1/2 yard of felt ( I used white)

An invisible zipper: 12-14 inch (I goofed and got a 7-9 inch last year. It was a squeeze but it worked. The zipper is optional.)

thread to match your fabric (not shown)

needles (not shown)

embroidery floss (I used an off-white to contrast with on the white felt)

12 bells: 0.4 inch (I used silver but gold would be pretty as well)

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