No-Sew Ring Pillow

This is a sweet dream of an idea, if we do say so ourselves. We made these easy ring pillows from one of our favorite party go-tos: Sferra linen cocktail napkins. The wide hem is just the right size for a line of Dritz's Stitch Witchery adhesive tape, which bonds fabric together when you iron it.

By

Sarah Schreiber

Published on March 13, 2015

THE TOOLS

"Festival" cocktail napkins in colors of your choice
Dritz Stitch Witchery heavy-duty tape
Iron
Cotton batting
Magna-Tac 809 glue
Ribbon
Needle and thread (optional)

HOW-TO

Apply a line of Dritz's Stitch Witchery to three sides of one napkin, stack another on top, and iron to fuse those sides together.
Add cotton batting, seal the last side, and craft-glue a ribbon to the center for securing rings.
Feeling ambitious (but not too)? Grab a needle and some contrasting thread and make a simple stitch in the existing window-panel hem, as on the black rendition shown here.

THE DETAILS

"Festival" cocktail napkins in black, oyster, raspberry, and gray, $25 for 4; sferra.com. Dritz Stitch Witchery heavy-duty tape, $4; joann.com. Magna-Tac 809 glue, $8; mjtrim.com. Furrer-Jacot bands, prices upon request, furrer-jacot.com. DMC Embroidery Floss, color #993, $1.25; purlsoho.com. 9mm grosgrain ribbon, #02209, $1.50/yd; 9mm herringbone ribbon, #43798, $1/yd; 5mm cord in Antique, #42951, $4/yd; mjtrim.com.

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