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How to Mark the Pattern on the Pillow Fabric

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Part of the video series: How to Make Decorative Pillows

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Summary: Learn how to mark your pattern on the fabric when making a decorative pillow in this free video on pillow making.

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Carolyn Saylors Carolyn Saylors has been a professional homemaker and has cooked for her family for almost 40 years. read more

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How to Mark the Pattern on the Pillow Fabric

Hello my name is Carolyn Saylors for Expert Village.com. I want to show you a quick and easy way to make a simple pillow. So now that we have decided which fabric we are going to use and have it all laid out here ready, I have decided to make a circle. So I use my cake pan lid and I use my marker and we draw around it all the way around it. All right, so then that finishes that. Now, see there is the circle pattern,

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