Monday, September 12, 2011

Krylon Glitter Blast Halloween Pillows

First, I picked a font and cut out a pattern using my Cricut. This font is called Greer. You can get it HERE.
I found this drop cloth at Walmart for $10. Believe me, you will never run out...
Out of the drop cloth, I cut six 15"x15" squares.
Next, I sprayed the back of the pattern with adhesive, and centered it on the square. Press it down and make sure it sticks. I taped the edges that were showing so the glitter would not get everywhere.
After you have everything in its place, SPRAY!! Be sure to stay 12 inches away and cover the area well.
Carefully take the pattern off and let dry for 20 mins.
The can says not handle for 24 hrs, but it seemed to be pretty dry, SO I went ahead and sewed the back of the pillow on and left a hole to insert the stuffing.
Finally, stuff the pillow and sew the hole up...

Now you got yourself some mighty cute Halloween Pillows!
TRICK
OR
TREAT

To Purchase pillows like these, visit my Etsy shop by clicking on the link on the left side of my page.
New colors are now available!





50 comments:

  1. WHAT?!! Jessica these are "for real" the cutest halloween decor i have seen yet!! im going to feature this over on my blog!!:) WOW!
    Mary

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  2. Ahhh! I absolutely LOVE these pillows! Glad to see another crafter using a cricut and not the "s"! :)

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  3. Those are awesome! Don't ya just love canvas drop cloths? I've made pillow with them too!

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  4. These are adorable and look great on your swing!

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  5. Oh for cute!! These are so stinkin' awesome!

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  6. these r darling! great job and awesome tutorial!

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  7. So cute! I guarantee you will be a winner :) Great Job!

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  8. Your pillows are wonderful! Loved that you used canvas drop-cloths (and now I'm going to have to go get one).

    Great work!

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  9. No trick here. These are a definite "tReAt"! Nice.

    I'm still getting to know my cricut, so you have me very curious . . . how I can use this downloaded font on my cricut?!

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  10. OK now these are just way adorable! Way, way, way cute!!!!! Just a fabulous idea and awesome job!

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  11. Your pillows are supercute...great project! I found you through Today's Creative Blog. Cheers!

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  12. Um....these are amazing! I'm pinning and copying! Just so ya know! :-)

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  13. OMGOsh I love these! Do you have an etsy shop?

    Melissa
    mnewell0293@gmail.com

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  14. You did an awesome job & great job scoring the 50% off... i ALWAYS forget my coupon when I go to Michael's!!

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  15. What a cute idea for decorating your front porch! I'd love for you to come link up with me at my link party going on now and every Tuesday! :)

    http://www.thekurtzcorner.com/2011/09/tuesday-tutorials-link-party-no-6.html

    Audra

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  16. I LOVE them so much I "pinned" you! What a great idea... I can't wait to see what you will be doing for Christmas!

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  17. I am featuring this today on my blog! Yay! Have a wonderful week! www.johnnyinadress.com

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  18. Uber CUTE!
    I can't wait to find time to make my own set ;)

    Biz

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  19. I love these pillows! So festive and fun! The glitter adds a nice pop.

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  20. Love these! If you ever do Christmas pillows, I would love to link to my new Christmas blog!

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  21. These are beautiful!!!
    just divine!!!
    ladeedacreations.com
    following you now!!

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  22. These are so stinkin' cute! Just featured them today on my blog:

    http://www.oopseydaisyblog.com/2011/09/wednesdays-wowzers-almost-30.html

    Thanks for inspiring!
    ~Alison

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  23. These are just wonderful! I see you are being featured all over the place, and it's well deserved!

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  24. I have used the freeze paper technique....great idea! I hope to do this!!!!

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  25. These are adorable!!! And it gives me another reason to try the Krylon glitter blast paint. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  26. These are adorable! I wish i had a Silhouette or Cricut for doing these projects!

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  27. These pillow are FABULOUS!! Who would of thought you could do that with spray paint :) I'm sharing your FALL decor over at Blogland's Fabulous Friday Finds!

    www.astepinthejourney.blogspot.com

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  28. What shimmery cuteness! I've been wanting to try out that paint too. LOVE the pillows. I'm putting them int the PoPP Spotlight. Thanks for linking up.

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  29. These are awesome!!! Great job!!!! :)

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  30. Oh wow! Going to Michael's with my coupon in hand right now.

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  31. Hi Jessica! You won the Krylon Glitter Blast challenge hosted by several of us! You were one of five winners - yay! These pillows are so cool and glittery. Love them! Please send your mailing address to Beckie at infarrantlycreative at gmail to claim your prize. Thank you for entering!!

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  32. SUPER cute! Can I ask, how big did you make your font? It fits perfectly. Also, how do I download the font and get it to work with my cricut.
    Thanks,
    Mindie

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  33. The font size is 12in x 12in (or as big as you can make it on Cricut 12x12 mat.

    In order to use fonts from your computer with the Cricut you need a program called Sir Cuts A lot. Unfortunately, the company no longer supports Cricut.

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  34. These are adorable. You have the best Halloween ideas--I still love your candy corn from last year!

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  35. These are great!!! You made this look so simple! I love them! I would love it if you would come by and share them at my linky party.

    http://everything-underthemoon.blogspot.com/2011/09/bedazzle-me-monday-1.html

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  36. I featured your pillows on my blog! Great work!!
    http://everything-underthemoon.blogspot.com/2011/10/you-dazzled.html

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  37. Love your pillows! I bought a canvas dropcloth but notice it has a thin film on the back probably to keep paint from seeping through. Was yours like this? Not sure I should try to run it through the washer, dryer, or iron it as many suggest. Thoughts?
    Goldie

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  38. These are so cute! I featured them on my site at http://www.craftbuds.com/free-pattern-features-halloween-pillows/!

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  39. Hello I just ran across this on pinterest! SO cute. I was wondering how you downlaoded the font onto your cricut? I thought you only could use the cartridges. I would love to know! Thank you!
    -Laura
    lauraewebster8@gmail.com

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  40. I would love to buy these , Unfortunately not the DIY girl i wish i was :( would you be willing to sell a set ?

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  41. Hi, someone did a round up of Halloween crafts and your pic was in the group - LOVE the pillows and thanks for sharing your tutorial I love spray painting and sewing so I think I'll give this a try. New follower.
    JoAnn
    sweetpepperrose.blogspot.com

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  42. Hi.....I like your blog...:-)
    Thanks for posting this.
    2bedperth is the online store which offers you gift,furniture,etc.you get it on this site.

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