Unusual Trends in Throw Pillows

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Unusual Trends in Throw Pillows - vintage throw pillows reviews and guide

Throw pillows really liven up your sofa. Whether you are buying these pieces new or looking for craft projects you can find new ways to incorporate this into your room. If you have vintage style pom poms in your craft closet this can make the perfect edging. However, you could also go with the popular textural element that will use these in the middle of the pillow or all over. If you go with a multi color palette it's going to be perfect for a teen's room.

You can try going with faux linen or burlap. This can be the perfect base for a lot of the stenciled versions that we see a lot of right now. At stores like Pottery Barn it's very popular to just have a different stenciled black number on each pillow. You could also go for more of the love letter design style with lots of faint writing or even a faux letter seal on it. This could be holiday inspired if you use simple words like "peace" or "hope"

We are also seeing a new return to vintage kinds of design styles. This uses a lot of embroidery. In this case you might want to just find a vintage bathrobe that you can turn into a pillow. We see this style a lot in sweaters but you can also use the same principle with different fabrics since sewing pillows is going to be your least expensive option.

We really do see quite a lot of dimensional kinds of fabrics. This is going to use ruffle or floral appliqués. This is going to be on of your most expensive options but it can also be an intricate craft project as well.

Another option is to go with a lot of the block print graphics that we see a lot of in clothes right now. You can drive home your theme simply but still in a chic manner. Look for these design styles with a seashell or coral motif.

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