Joyful Anthropologie Inspired Pom-Pom Pillow!

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11 May, 2022

Make a joyful pom-pom pillow inspired by Anthropologie in this fun and simple tutorial. Using brightly colored iron-on vinyl and colorful trims and pom-poms to make the Joy pop!

A fun pillow with anthropology-inspired pompoms!

A pompom pillow brings me so much joy! I like the fun colors of the holidays. I like textures and layers. Even brilliant!

Create an anthropology-inspired fun pompom in this fun and simple tutorial. Use bright vinyl, colorful embellishments and pompoms to make Joy Pop!

Nothing brings me as much joy as a pompom.

Story: When I was about 16, I attended a youth convention at Camp Williams (a nearby military base). My best friend, Kirsten, and I were happy we were in the military, so we went to Savers (a commercial store) and bought military camouflage pants.

The pants were very masculine and we decided to fix it. We took them to my house and started decorating. We added neon triangular panels from the knee to the bottom edge to make them look like flared pants.

To make it even higher, we added a green bottom over the pompoms around the bottom edge. Let's say we stood out the most in our group and the military liked it!

In October 2019, I was on vacation in the Turks and Caicos Islands, on social networks in the sand ( read more here ) with 2 of my friends.

On the way back we had a long transfer to New York. I was in town for the first time, so we packed our bags at the airport and took a taxi to Manhattan. It was a lot of fun and gave us some vacation along with our tropical vacation.

It was raining and cold, but that did not stop us from seeing as much as we could in such a short time. What I liked most, or what inspired me the most, is the Anthropology program. see this:

beautiful no! ? Now you see where this pillow idea came from! I was thrilled when I was asked to attend Pillow Party 2019 with such a wonderful group of bloggers. (Do not worry, Pillow Party 2021 is coming soon!)

Materials needed for a happy pillow:

Fairfield World gave me 20 inch pillow accessories.
I bought the chrome pillow case on Amazon here . (affiliate link)
Fabry gets the bacon

Additional materials needed:

Iron on pink, red and yellow vinyl
criticize the creator
Cricket weed tools
EasyPress 2 (great)

EasyPress Wallpaper

I developed this design in Photoshop and imported it into Cricut Design Space. I added the image 3 times and then deleted the sketch so that each letter had a different color. Right-click to save, for personal use only, please.

Vinyl is cut into red, yellow and pink. The best part of this project was that I used what I had and did not need to buy anything other than pillowcases.

Align the letters and press EasyPress 2 .

Allow the vinyl to cool and then remove the bottom.

I then collected all the pompoms and dessert fillers I could find. I also got these shiny gold threads.

I used Fabri-Tac to glue the pompom inserts to the pad. This thing is wonderful!

Simply add the adhesive line and then press the edge to hold it in place. It sticks very quickly and relieves all the stress of adapting a project! Hora!

I continued to add coins and eventually shone in strategic places above the letters, trying to imitate the hilarious window of Anthropology. If I had more power, I would use a needle and thread to add more. But I am very pleased with the results and a little effort!

I gave the glue for a few hours to make sure it worked and then inserted the gasket. I love how it happens! Isn’t it funny what inspires you to walk around Manhattan?

They had a second window with the word "Hurray" written on it. . . It was cute too, but Joy-ful melted my heart.