Festive Holiday Pixelated Throw Pillow Patterns

October 10, 2019October 22, 2019Leave a comment

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I love decorating for the holidays. I don’t usually go way over the top, but I do like displaying things that show off the season. That is why I came up with this series of festive holiday pixelated throw pillow patterns. There’s one for almost every holiday, and each one is cuter than the next.

Whether you make them all and give them to a friend, or you just make the one that is your favorite, these designs are sure to get you in the spirit of the occasion.

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Pixelated Christmas Gift Pillow Pattern

October 7, 2019October 22, 2019Leave a comment

I am so excited to bring you my pixelated Christmas gift pillow pattern. It’s a festive way to decorate for the holidays and it is easy to make.

With all of the various Christmas decorative themes to choose from, I thought that a bright and cheerful package would be a little bit different. Additionally, because of the shape, the design works well with pixelation. It can also be easily be adjusted to any color scheme that fits your holiday décor.

For this pillow, you will need red, green and white fabrics, and the more the merrier. The variation of the different fabric patterns adds a lot of character to the design.

So go raid your fabric stash, pick out your favorites, and let the fun begin!

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Pixelated Acorn Pillow Pattern

September 16, 2019October 22, 2019Leave a comment

I think that autumn has to be my favorite season of the year. The temperature is usually nice, the leaves start turning those stunning shades of orange and yellow, and the holidays are right around the corner. When my fall décor comes out, the house is full of festive, comfortable looks. This year I’ll have this pixelated acorn pillow pattern to add to the mix.

In various shades of browns, this design would look good any time of year, but it really stands out in the autumn. Because of it’s large size, it fits well on a large sofa or bed, and can even be an accent piece on the floor.

As with all of my other patterns in this pixelated holiday throw pillow series, it is easy to make and is a great way to use up scrap fabrics left over from other projects.

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Witch’s Hat Pillow Pattern – Pixelated

September 11, 2019October 22, 2019Leave a comment

I love it when Halloween rolls around. All of the spooky decorations I see everywhere make me smile and, as a result, make me want to create something fun for the holiday. If you follow my blog, then you know that I have been working on a series of holiday pillow cases. My Halloween contribution is this pixelated witch’s hat pillow pattern.

It’s fun and whimsical, and it adds a nice touch of festive décor to a room. Not only that, but it is easy to make and another one of my scrap buster projects.

You would think that with all of the fabric projects I’ve been doing, I would not have many scraps left, but that does not seem to be the case. That is ok though. I just have to make more fun projects.

If you are looking for a new throw pillow for your halloween décor, then think about giving this one a try.

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Pixelated Patriotic Throw Pillow Pattern

June 27, 2019October 22, 2019Leave a comment

The summer months and red, white and blue just seem to go together. The kick off for the season is Memorial Day and then comes the Fourth of July, and no one can deny that both of those holidays are all about patriotism. Like many other people, every summer my house is adorned with the colors of the flag. From table runners to wreaths, I try to incorporate the colors in my living space. It’s the perfect time to bring out them out, and this pixelated patriotic throw pillow pattern fits right in.

It’s an easy pattern to follow, and all you need are a few supplies, some fabric scraps, and a little time.

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