Tweed and Fringe Pillow

• 2/3 yard of pink tweed
• 3-5/8 yards of fringe trim
• Dressmaker's chalk or disappearing-ink fabric-marking pen
• Needle and matching thread
• 18-inch-square pillow form

Quantities specified are for 52/54-inch-wide fabrics. All measurements include 1/2-inch seam allowances unless otherwise noted. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated.

From pink tweed, cut:
--Two 20-inch squares

From fringe trim, cut:
--One 86-inch length
--One 42-inch length

1. Using dressmaker's chalk or a disappearing- ink fabric-marking pen, mark an 8-inch square and a 15-inch square in the center of a pink tweed square.
2. Pin and hand-sew the 42-inch-long fringe trim to the drawn 8-inch square, being careful to create neat curves at each corner and to conceal the raw ends at one corner. Pin and hand-sew the 86-inch-long fringe trim to the drawn 15-inch square in the same manner.
3. Sew the pink tweed squares together, leaving a 10-inch opening along one side. Insert the pillow form and hand-stitch the opening closed.