Finishing Ideas - Pillows
Finishing your needlepoint canvas as a pillow is a classic way to display your completed work. But that doesn’t mean it has to be predictable. Fabric, trim and embellishment choices will make your piece sing.
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KCN 1112 Joy
KCN 1122 Love
Joy and Love is what the holidays are all about. These needlepoint Santas are only 4.5”x 6”. Framing them in an array of complimentary fabrics and trims, creates an attractive and show stopping pillow.
*stitch guides available
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KCN 260 K
Neoclassic with curved script
K is for Keep stitching! This elegant monogram is elevated to richly royal with it’s dramatic finishing. The ruched raw silk fabric and subtle brush fringe are the perfect pairing.
*stitch guides available
KCN 260 K
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Twelve Days Pillows
KCN 13 - The Birds
KCN 14 - Rings-n-Things
KCN 15 - The People
Set off by a raw silk ruffle, multiple trims and braids, silk damask and plaid fabrics, these charming Twelve Days pillows are sure to enhance your holiday decor.
*stitch guides available
Twelve Days Pillows
KCN 13 - The Birds
KCN 14 - Rings-n-Things
KCN 15 - The People
Set off by a raw silk ruffle, multiple trims and braids, silk damask and plaid fabrics, these charming Twelve Days pillows are sure to enhance your holiday decor.
*stitch guides available
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KCN 200 K
Stars-n-Dots in pink and green
K is for krafted with a raw silk ruffle, moire silk fabric and a woven floral print. A monogram pillow never goes out of style and makes a treasured keepsake.
KCN 200 K
Stars-n-Dots in pink and green
K is for krafted with a raw silk ruffle, moire silk fabric and a woven floral print. A monogram pillow never goes out of style and makes a treasured keepsake.
When is an ornament a pillow? When finishing gets creative! Three ornament canvases (the gingerbread girl-KCN30, house-KCN 48 and boy-KCN29) were combined to make a truly unique pillow. Tea stained red toile, red leaf print fabric, some ribbon, big vintage buttons and a lush tassel trim all come together in this fabulous bolster. Don’t you just want to eat this up?!
The Midnight Angel canvas (KCN 140) is shown here decked out with ticking stripes, mini checks and two colors of gimp. The red, green and tan looped brush fringe is luxurious. This just begs to be held and admired.
*See more ornaments on the ornament finishing page.
The Midnight Angel canvas (KCN 140) is shown here decked out with ticking stripes, mini checks and two colors of gimp. The red, green and tan looped brush fringe is luxurious. This just begs to be held and admired.
*See more ornaments on the ornament finishing page.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker Claus (KCN 128 & 129) are shown off by surrounding them with just enough glitz. Ruby red raw silk corners and gingham silk checks in mint and cream create just the right color combination for the season. The organdy and silk ribbon trim is a favorite.
Mr. Snowman gets in on the act by sharing some of the same fabric choices, but here we added a touch of denim. Hey, denim goes with everything, even raw silk. Gimp, gimp and more gimp completes the look. These three make a beautiful trio.
Mr. Snowman gets in on the act by sharing some of the same fabric choices, but here we added a touch of denim. Hey, denim goes with everything, even raw silk. Gimp, gimp and more gimp completes the look. These three make a beautiful trio.
