Fall Pillow Ideas with SVG Cut Files
I love pillows! I cannot tell you how many throw pillows I have in my house. They are one of the easiest things to make and to switch out during the holidays. I used to make pillows for every holiday but then I stopped doing it for some reason. Well after getting my heat press this year, I decided that it was time to make pillows again! So I have made up about 10 pillows for fall this year (yeah I went a little crazy!). Since I have made so many pillows, I thought that I would share with you all the different designs and styles of the pillows that I have made :).
The majority of the pillow I have made, I have used heat transfer vinyl on it and then just a pillow cover that I have bought at the store. Here is a quick video to show you the process of how I make them.
I used my Silhouette CAMEO to cut out the designs. When using heat transfer vinyl, you have to mirror the image and then place the shiny/plastic side down on the mat. Most of the designs that I used were from a fall bundle but some of them are designs that I made myself. I used a heat press cover sheet in between all the different colors and layers. The majority of the pillow covers that I got were either from Ikea or Hobby Lobby.
Now let’s get to the fall pillows!
This first one is one of my favorite ones. I love the truck and the design of it, it’s just so much fun. I especially love the pop of blue color. You can get the design here:
For this pillow I used regular Easyweed HTV in the colors black, sun and Tiffany blue. I then used an electric orange for the word pumpkin.
This next pillow is a fun design with a classic fall saying- Pumpkin spice and everything nice. You can get the design here:
For this design I used the Easyweed HTV in the colors Texas orange and chocolate. Then the stem is a strip flocked HTV in green.
Ikea just recently came out with this yellow pillow cover, so I knew that I needed to use it for a fall pillow. I decided to do a more bold design on it and I loved this fall in love design. You can get it here:
For this pillow I wanted to use this gorgeous fall patterned HTV called Fall Floral Bust. I paired it with the Easyweed HTV in the colors cardinal and brown and also the electric orange.
Here is a close up of the patterned vinyl. I love it so very much!
This next pillow is out on my front porch. It is actually reversible (the other side has Christmas on it). This one is a fun farmhouse fall pillow and you can get the cut files here:
For this pillow I just used the Easyweed HTV in black and orange. Go here for the full tutorial of it.
This cute little fox pillow was fun to make and matched perfectly with a fox blanket that I bought for the season. You can get the cut file here:
For this one I used Easyweed HTV in colors sun, Texas orange, cardinal, brown and yellow. For the full tutorial on how to make this pillow, go here.
This next pillow is a nice basic design that just blends in with the other fall decor. I actually used paint to make this one, so check out the full tutorial here. You can get the cut file here:
For this pillow I used stencil vinyl and then some amazing buffalo plaid HTV.
I love the buffalo plaid trend, so I made several pillows with it. This next one is a nice basic one that works for fall or Thanksgiving! You can get the design here:
Grateful, thankful and blessed
For this one I used the Easyweed HTV in black. For the full tutorial on how I made this pillow, go here.
This fall pillow has the classical pumpkin spice saying but with a more neutral design, perfect for farmhouse decor. You get the cut file here:
For this one I used black Easyweed HTV and then the buffalo plaid HTV. For the full tutorial, check out this post.
With all of these pillows, you can make them using an iron if you wanted. You just have to make sure that you put enough pressure onto the HTV that the fibers of the fabric are seen through the heat transfer vinyl. Here is a great chart to see how long you’re supposed to press the HTV and at what temperature.
Make sure to check out all of the other pillows I have made!
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