I bought a yard of burlap fabric, a whopping $3. When I got home, I immediately used half a yard to make a bigger pillow.

Then used the remainder to make two more by cutting it in half.

Sewed the sides like so, about 1/4 inch from edge.

Leaving one side open for stuffing, I put as much polyfill in according to the plumpness of the pillow I wanted. Polyfill is another whopping $3 for a big bag at WalMart.

Folding the edges just so and pinning, with the remainder facing out, sew it shut.

I picked a few fabric squares out the color I liked. These were left over from another project. A lot of the pieces I used to decorate them were!
Cutting circles, biggest to smallest, I pinned them together as I scrunched using a safety pin, finally pinning it to the pillow as well. Using left over faux pearl strand, I used fabric glue (permanent kind) to keep them on. It's nice because the fabric glue is a fast and permanent adhesive.

The big one with the turquoise pin was easy. That I just had to have straight from Hobby Lobby. Easy to adorn that one, because it was a safety pin back. The faux flower and green leaves were fabric glued on. What an easy project! The hardest part is deciding which pillows I already have on my couch to put away! Such an easy way to add a country living punch to a room!

Close up.

Close up 2.

And third pillow!! Simple. There are fun suggestions of using a stencil print and dabbing a color picture on the fabric before sewing. I might try that next time. Try it!!
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