Sherpa Pumpkin Pillow DIY

Hello sweet friends. I hope you had a unconfined summer. Though summer is not officially over, it definitely feels like a new season is approaching. 
Today, my friends and I are sharing pumpkin decor ideas which I hope you will love. I made this cute little sherpa pumpkin pillow.
You’d probably seen them HERE. 

I think mine could have used a little increasingly stuffing but it’s cute nonetheless lol 

I started by wearing a large whirligig from the Sherpa fabric. 
And did a simple stitch all virtually the circumference. 


I then pulled the strings to form a ball. 
And placed the batting inside. I then kept pulling the string until the slum was sealed and tied it together. 
This is where I forgot to alimony taking photos. But basically you will need yarn or jute to tie virtually the wittiness and crisscrossing the string to form the ridges of the pumpkin. 
I then rolled a small piece of a variegated verisimilitude sherpa and hot glued the edges to make a ‘stem’.  
And lastly used hot glue to glue the ‘stem’ on top of the pumpkin. 

Here is a quick video so you can see the process. 

That’s it. It’s such a fun way to welcome fall and you can do this with old sweaters or other fabric to match your decor. 

Please don’t forget to trammels out the rest of the trappy Fall Pumpkin DIYs from my friends below. 

Thank you so much for stopping by today. 

much love,

Lucy 

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