Sun Pillow Sewing Pattern - 40 x 40 cm

For me, the sun pillow is a project that was born out of a spontaneous idea. While sewing a bunting with yellow pennants, I suddenly thought: "These triangles would make a beautiful sun!" And so the Sun Pillow was born, which will be a bright eye-catcher not only in our home, but perhaps in yours as well.
What I love about this pillow is its versatility. It has two different sides, so you can easily turn it around to suit your mood or the season. Sometimes it shines with its bright colors, sometimes it blends harmoniously into a cozy winter atmosphere.
The sewing itself is surprisingly simple: you sew a few triangles into a circle and suddenly you have a pillow that looks like so much more. We have the sun pillow in my daughter's room, where it serves not only as a decoration, but also as a seat cushion. It reminds me of my childhood when yellow was my favorite color because the sun is yellow.
I think the sun pillow is a wonderful project for anyone who has just started sewing. It might not be your very first project, but even if you make a few mistakes, the cushion will cover everything up so nicely in the end that it just looks great. Perfect for bringing a little sunshine into any home!
And before I forget, for the kids, you can add a cute face to the sun to turn it into a cuddly pillow that shines back at you.

• Versatile design: Turn the cushion to suit your mood or the season.
• Easy to sew: Easy to transform even without sewing experience.
• Versatile use: Ideal for decoration and as a seat cushion.
• Personalizable: Can be customized with a cute face for children.
  Size: Approximately 40 cm

Difficulty: Easy ●●○○○

What's included:

• Sewing pattern in DIN A4, DIN A3 and US Letter
• List of tools and materials with product recommendations
• Detailed instructions with 10 illustrated steps (including a cutting layout)

Basic knowledge tutorials with tips and tricks for beginners:

• Which Interfacing or Non-woven Interlining is Best for Cushions?
• How to Sew a Ladder Stitch
• Pen, Chalk, or Marker? How to Mark Fabric Properly
• Why and How to Finish Fabric Edges
• Why and How to Clip Corners and Curves
• How to Shape Corners and Curves Properly