Dropcloth remnants pillow

I am telling you...

in a house with three little children, 

the nice stuff doesn't last very long...

This pillow has been dragged and chewed and who knows what else.

So I got my dropcloth remnants and decided to use it to make a cover for that sad pillow.

I started by sewing each piece-strip one by one, making sure to stop about 1" from each end. 

This will allow the next remnant piece to fit right under the previous one.
This is how it looked when the pieces were sewn together.
Don't worry about uneven edges at this point.

My concern was:
is it wide enough (from the most narrow piece), and is it long enough.
Yes it was, for my size of pillow.

***I made this using the same technique used to make
 other pillow covers I made here***

Dropcloth Stenciled Covers

Now insert pillow.

I totally like the pattern/texture/color variation combo, 

so this was a great way to reuse something that was not enough to do anything else with.

Now this is a washable cover that is super easy to take off as needed.

cost of new cover $0

Stay Frugal,

Daniela

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