Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion

Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

It’s time for a Monthly Craft De-Stash, hosted by C’mon Get Crafty! The idea is to use up goodies that you already have in your craft supplies and make a project! Last month’s project was some super simple Vintage Farmhouse Bunny Napkins using up some vintage napkins and scrap material. I have been wanting to make some new cushions for our sofa. So using up some scrap drop cloth from another project I grabbed my sewing machine and got busy making a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Cushion. 

Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

 

Supplies needed:

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

 

Step 1 – One the 15 1/2″ square pin the doily in the centre.

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

Step 2 –  Using your sewing machine sew around the centre of the doily.

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

then onto Step 3 –  Sew around the outside of the doily.

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

Step 4 – On the two smaller rectangles fold 1/2″ along one of the 15 1/2″ edges. Iron then roll again 1/2″ and then press with the iron. Pin to hold into place. Repeat with the other rectangle. Then sew as close as you can to the bottom roll on both of the rectangles.

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

Step 5 – Lay the square with the doily facing up onto a table. Then lay the 2 smaller rectangles on top face down. Pin together. Then sew your pillow together leaving a 1/4″ seam. Then using a zig zag stitch, stitch around the seam. This will prevent the pillow from fraying. Flip inside out and iron.

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

Step 6 – Insert your cushion insert.

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

And there you have a fun Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion to adorn your home.
If you’d like to join in the Craft Room De-Stash Challenge, you can request to join our Facebook group here!

Happy Sewing!




 

Don’t have time to make now? Be sure to PIN for later 🙂

It's that fun time for our monthly craft destash challenge. Sharing how to make a Vintage Farmhouse Drop Cloth Doily Cushion | Full Tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

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36 comments

  1. Sam I love this idea. I have some doilies from my husbands grandmother in a drawer that I never knew what to do with, and this is such a great & pretty idea!

    1. So glad I was able to inspire you, Mary!! Your collection of doilies sounds amazing!!! Can’t wait to see what you get up too 🙂

  2. This is so pretty! And it looks great with your other pillows. Thanks for the detailed photos of how to attach the doily. I’d much rather topstitch than hand stitch! 🙂

    1. I’m totally with you on the topstitch Lydia!! I use to hand stitch lots of applique onto cushions which was super time-consuming!

    1. Thank you so much, Marie! It sure would be a great way to show all of those precious memories!! Great ideas!! 🙂 Thank you also for sharing 🙂

  3. This is so beautiful and rustic looking. It seriously looks like you bought it from a high end design shop. Joanna Gaines would be so proud 🙂 Pinning now!

  4. Hi Sam! I LOVE all your drop cloth creations! So beautiful! I hope you’re having a wonderful week! By the way I’m Featuring you at the Party! Thanks for sharing all your wonderfully inspired creativity!
    Hugs
    Theresa

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