If you're a seasonal decorator, this might be the time you want to change things around in the house again. Thanksgiving is over and the unofficial winter/holiday season has arrived. Thinking about some accent pillows for the playroom? Here are the easiest personalized pillows we've seen.
These little beauties were personalized using Sharpies! I mean what can't you do with a Sharpie? The irony, of course, is that this project combines two things we fear most as parents - permanent marker and furnishings. In case you were wondering, Jennifer of Dear Lillie wrote the words freehand. If you have a steady hand (and great penmanship) you can do the same. Otherwise, you can perfect your design using pencil first and then tracing over with a Sharpie. For more photos and details of how Jennifer did this, run over to her blog Dear Lillie.
(Image: Jennifer Holmes)
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I've been wondering about this, normal sharpies don't bleed? Because that'd be awesome.
@RissyRis - I've used Sharpies on fabrics and have had trouble with bleeding.
They've always bled when I've used them, too. I have heard/read about new Sharpies specifically for fabric though.
rats, I got excited! I have read a lot about the sharpies for fabric and have found that they dont have a good tip to make defined lines, they are more like a "brush" tip.