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Sew a peacock pillow | Instructions

01.01.2016 by Sabine Schmidt

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In this tutorial (also suitable for beginners), I'll show you how to easily sew a beautiful peacock cushion - and that too in a super cool Zakka style. There are no limits to your imagination - and your creativity. You can make the cushion colorful, but you can also coordinate the colors harmoniously and get a super elegant design piece this way.

White peacock cushion.


Here you can see how I prepare the appliqué and what to pay attention to:


If you want to sew a peacock cushion, you need:

This beautiful version of the peacock cushion in red tones was sewn by Manja. Thank you very much to Manja for the great photo!

Manja's peacock cushion

A super cool use of our pattern comes from Silvia: She appliquéd the peacock onto a sweater. Thank you very much for the picture, dear Silvia!

Peacock cushion - SewSimple.de


How do you like my peacock cushion?

Feel free to leave me a comment!


Happy simple sewing

Yours, Sabine

Frequently asked questions answered at a glance

Which fabrics are good for sewing a peacock cushion?

All non-stretch fabrics are suitable, I especially like using a sturdy canvas. The cushion is particularly suitable for using up fabric scraps of all kinds.

Can beginners also sew the peacock cushion?

The peacock cushion is very suitable for beginners and quick and beautiful results can be achieved.

Is there also a video tutorial for sewing the peacock cushion?

Yes, there is. You can click the link for the video above in the post:-)

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About the author

Sabine

I come from Siegen-Wittgenstein, where I spent my childhood breaking in cows, jumping off haystacks and scraping a D- in needlework class.

Today, being creative feels like indescribable happiness to me – and it grows even more when I can share it with others. Since 2016 I have been celebrating my passion for sewing on this blog, and I love that sewing connects so many people.