How To Make A Cross Stitch Pillow With Trim

[@waikikialoha6300]

I discovered your company and your website by watching you on a Fat Quarter video. I’m so glad I discovered you and your family. You are all so talented, especially mom!!!

[@brendajk1234]

Thank you, Nettie and Lindsey!

[@sonjarichter5199]

I just stitched the Be Mine pattern from the stamp series and came on there to look for a tutorial for the finishing. Then I found your tutorial! Perfect! Pattern and finishing instruction from the same designer :D

[@karathompson5568]

I'm so glad I watched this. I have basic sewing skills, but I thought pillows with pompoms would be too hard for me. I think I might actually be able to do it......thank you!

[@justjoan8677]

Great tutorial...thank you. I will definitely get some pom poms for finishing !

[@tinageorge8759]

I can’t thank you enough for your tutorials, it’s so pretty!!!!! 💚🍉💚

[@orange_bird]

Thanks so much for sharing your awesome and thorough pillow tutorial, Nettie!! You've given me the confidence to try this adorable finishing method. This particular trim really compliments all your daughter's darling designs!

[@familystitchin]

Loved the video. I’d love to watch Nettie make a quilt….thanks for the video❤️

[@tracyheming2603]

Thank you so much! That’s adorable and your instructions are so easy to follow. ♥️

[@caric8133]

This is the best tutorial I’ve found! Awesome thanks so much!!

[@janjones3817]

I really appreciate your demos and helpful directions. Finishing is always a challenge to get completed and you are a big help!

[@bizybee65]

Thank you Nettie! That was so easy to follow your directions. These little pieces are so cute and easy to stitch; I save them for my lunch hour or quick break stitching. Have a great week ladies! -Anne

[@kimberlybowman4188]

Soo helpful! I haven’t tried this way yet. I love your nails!!

[@jdshoul]

This was a great video. I love the step by step instructions and how easy you made them. I will now try this myself.

[@suejameson1517]

Fantastic, Nettie!. Thanks so much.. and for doing it so quickly . Very cute and I have bought the pattern.Stitchy kudos from Australia!

[@cathyolin4563]

Thank you, Nettie!

[@debg4100]

I loved this video. Anxious to start Welcome to the North Pole. Must have missed the ribbon bundle because I don’t see it anymore.

[@loriknight5904]

Great tutorial

[@myrathompson2392]

Thanks, Nettie!

[@tammybunge5615]

Thank you for this tutorial!! I've been putting off making pillows and you made it look so easy

[@PrimroseCottageQuiltsStitches]

I'm so glad!

[@littleanniez874]

Excellent tutorial! Hugely helpful and I learned some great tricks! Thank you!

[@bethdeck9825]

Love this Nettie! Thanks for your concise instructions. Always wanted to finish with the Pom poms but wasn’t sure. Perfect! Thanks 😊

[@lindabutler1583]

Love this tutorial….thank you!

[@barbaradesousa9122]

Thank you for the tutorial and helpful tips!

[@juliekaufman8635]

This was super clear and helpful! Thank you!!!

[@JanetJabber]

I love this video!!! Thank you so much 🌻🌻🌻

[@Usdukes]

Great tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing!😊

[@ruthiedurbin1395]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing.

[@annabrown243]

Can you do a start to finish tutorial for new cross stitchers? I have all your sets I got in a gift basket and no idea where to begin!

[@gerryfix1009]

Very nice!🌻🌻🌻

[@leslieprice9224]

Perfect instructions

[@Lindseyzackman]

Thanks for a great tutorial. Would you please share a video of how you do the sewing method of cross stitch? I can do it but I’m not happy with how it looks.

[@debbiadams6284]

Great, thank you!

[@jerananelms1760]

Adorable

[@samonsight8208]

thank you for this tutorial

[@tammymorrison9881]

New to sewing can you yell me what a whip stitch is and how to do that.Thank you its a beautiful pillow .

[@berniimiller5754]

Great tutorial .. thank you :)

[@just_call_me_desi]

Thank you. I am terrible at visualizing things and even though I have done a trim before I can't remember how to do it. The last time I tried this I ended up with the trim sewn inside the pillow... There is something wrong with my brain lol. The closing part of the pillow I thought, was however not for me. I cannot do an "invisible stitch" oder whatever it is called so I forgo that altogether. What I do, in case anyone wants to try it, is, I sew around and leave an opening at the bottom, stuff and then instead of trying to hand stitch it shut, I use fabric fuse glue and glue the opening shut. I put glue on one side and then use quilting clips to hold the ends together. After a few hours or the next day I remove the clips and that's it.