Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillow Craft Project
How to Turn Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towels into Shabby Chic Pillows!
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7.81These Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillows are a sweet shabby chic creation that is the perfect addition to a sunroom, shabby chic kitchen breakfast nook, shabby chic little girl's room, or even a home office! I absolutely love these Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillows and they are super easy to make!To Make Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillows You Will Need
Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towels (at least 1 per pillow)
Other fabric (to be explained)
Scissors
Sewing machine
Straight pins
Pillow stuffing
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The reason I am using pillow stuffing in place of a pre made pillow insert on these Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillows is that I think it is best to use as much of your Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towels, so you can see what they were. This will eliminate any scrap material from being leftover. You can alter this and cut the vintage kitchen towels if you want though!
Now, to also save your Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel material and get the most bang for your buck on this vintage craft project, try using a new reproduction fabric on the backs of the pillows. You can use your vintage material on the front, where everyone will see it.
Now, lay your Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel face up on the table.
Take your other fabric and cut it out to the same size.
Lay this secondary fabric face down on the Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel. Pin the fabric together on all four sides.
Now, sew around the pillow leaving a 3 to 5 inch opening on the bottom corner.
Turn your Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillow inside out.
Iron the vintage pillow flat and take care to create crisp edges.
Now, use the pillow stuffing to fill your Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillow to capacity. You will need a lot more stuffing than you would expect.
Now, once your Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillow is filled, sew the small opening shut by hand.
You are finished!

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Takeaways
- Iron the vintage pillow flat and take care to create crisp edges.
- Turn your Vintage Feedsack Kitchen Towel Pillow inside out.
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Now, sew around the pillow leaving a 3 to 5 inch opening on the bottom corner.Today's Most Commented On
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