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Home›How To›3 Ways to Make a Bolster Pillow

3 Ways to Make a Bolster Pillow

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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 A bolster pillow is a versatile and useful accessory in any home. Known for their cylindrical shape, they provide excellent support for the neck and back, making them perfect for lounging on the couch or in bed. Making your own bolster pillow is a rewarding and relatively easy project, allowing you to customize it to suit your decor and personal style. Here are three different methods to create a beautiful and functional bolster pillow.

1. Using a Pool Noodle

Materials:

– Pool noodle

– Fabric (approximately 30 x 25 inches)

– Needle and thread

– Scissors

– Ribbon (optional)

Instructions:

1.Measure the length of your pool noodle and cut it to the desired size.

2.Lay your fabric flat with the wrong side facing up.

3.Place the pool noodle on the fabric, making sure there’s an equal amount of fabric on either side.

4.Wrap the fabric around the noodle tightly, and sew a seam along the edge to create a tube-like shape.

5.For each open end, gather the excess fabric towards the center of the noodle, creating pleats as needed.

6.Securely stitch through the gathered fabric near the edge of the noodle.

7.For added charm, tie a ribbon in a bow around each end of your bolster pillow.

2. Sewing from Scratch

Materials:

– Cylindrical foam or stuffing material

– Fabric (measurement depends on your desired size)

– Needle and thread (or sewing machine)

– Pins

– Zipper (optional)

– Scissors

Instructions:

1.Measure and cut two circles for each end of your bolster pillow using your foam or stuffing material as a guide.

2.Cut an elongated rectangular piece of fabric for the body; its dimensions must align with those of your bolster cylinder.

3.Pin and sew each circle onto the short ends of the rectangular piece, ensuring that they are as even as possible.

4.If you want to add a zipper for easy removal and cleaning, sew it along the longer side from one end to the other.

5.Sew the final seam with a needle and thread or sewing machine.

6.Turn your bolster cover right-side out, insert the foam or stuffing material, and zip it up.

3. No-Sew Method

Materials:

– Cylindrical foam or stuffing material

– Fabric (measurement depends on your desired size)

– Fabric glue

– Rubber bands or ribbon

Instructions:

1.Cut a fabric piece that is large enough to fully encase your foam or stuffing material, with additional fabric allowance at both ends.

2.Lay your fabric on a flat surface with the wrong side facing up and place the foam in its center.

3.Fold the fabric in half lengthwise so it completely encases the filling.

4.Apply fabric glue along one long edge and attach it to its counterpart, pressing firmly to ensure a secure bond.

5.Gather the fabric on one end, and tightly secure it using rubber bands or by tying a ribbon around it.

6.Repeat this process for the other end of your bolster pillow.

Each of these methods offers a unique way of creating a stylish and functional bolster pillow for your home. Whether you choose to use a pool noodle, sew from scratch, or opt for a no-sew method, you can have the satisfaction of having crafted an accessory tailored to your taste and needs.

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