Summer Throw Pillows
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I don't know about you, but summer weather mixed with social distancing means we spend a lot of time on our porch. I discovered that an easy way to jazz up my outdoor furniture -- and make it feel more homey -- is with some throw pillows.
![Pillows on Chair](-/media/XBlog/scanncut/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/jffb_4.jpg)
As you can see, I made two throw pillow covers from the same quilt block pattern. It's a pattern that's built into the ScanNCut SDX 230D.
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But even though the pillow covers are both made from the exact some pattern, they look quite different!
![Different Fabric](-/media/XBlog/scanncut/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/jffb_5.jpg)
![Hand-Printed Fabric](-/media/XBlog/scanncut/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/jffb_3.jpg)
It all comes down to fabric choice. As you can see, I made one with solids and the other with mostly hand printed fabrics. You could also alter it by turning the block or creating a pillow cover made from several smaller blocks!
With the ScanNCut there to help you cut all the pieces, this project comes together in no time at all. It's also a great project for anyone who loves the look of quilt blocks, but isn't ready to commit to putting together a whole quilt.
Thanks for stopping by!