No-Sew Primitive Fall Pocket Pillow + Free Printables

If you saw my no-sew primitive Christmas pocket pillow wait until you see the fall version!

Free Printable

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The collection includes 4 fall pillow pockets on a plain/transparent background with no cut lines so you can adjust the size to what you’d like. I print mine on a 7×10 piece of muslin fabric that I attach to a sheet of copy paper with spray adhesive and print on my inkjet printer.

The pillow pockets include – Pumpkins & Gourds, Fall Harvest, Harvest Thyme and Bittersweet. 

You can use these as pillow pockets like I shared or have fun and use them on other personal craft projects!

How to Print on Fabric

To print on fabric you just some lightweight fabric. I used muslin fabric that I get at Hobby Lobby. I get the inexpensive muslin in the fabric section that is $3.99 a yard plus wait until it’s on sale and you can get it 40% off!

I first print the wording on a piece of copy paper so I know where the wording will print.  I cut the muslin to the size I want, spray the back of the drop cloth with some spray adhesive (I like this one you can get HERE) and attach over the wording printed on the copy paper. If you don’t want to waste ink, just cut a big enough piece of muslin to cover the paper, leaving about a 1-inch border around the edge, attach the muslin to the paper and print then cut the fabric down to the size you want.

I print as I normally would using an inkjet printer. The printer I use is affordable from Walmart. You can find it HERE.

I then attach the printed label that is printed on my no-sew homespun pillow whatever project I would like to use it on.

Watch How to Print on Fabric

Supplies + Shop Products 

• Small Red Check Homespun – Hobby Lobby
• Large Red Check Homespun – Hobby Lobby
• Unbleached Muslin from Hobby Lobby – in store it’s $3.99 a yard.
• Stuffing for pillow – use an old pillow, pillow insert, stuffing from an old pillow or buy stuffing at the store like Walmart, Hobby Lobby, Michaels.
• Fragrance oil to add to stuffing – optional. The oil I use is HERE.
• Hot glue and glue gun or you can use fabric glue or sew it if you prefer
• Accents to add in pillow – I used dried Sweet Annie (you can find HERE), sisal (you can find HERE), and some pip berry that I found at the antique store.
• Cutting Mat
• Rotary Cutter
• Ruler

Watch Here

Cut Fabric

I cut two pieces of fabric to a 16-inch square. You could make this even an 18-inch if you want it bigger. The fabric I used for this pillow is from Hobby Lobby.

Attach Fabric

Next attach the 2 pieces of fabric together using hot glue. If you prefer you can sew it together, or use fabric glue. Leave an opening on the bottom to add a pillow insert or stuffing.

Attach pocket

I printed my pocket on a 7×10 piece of muslin from Hobby Lobby and distressed it with antique wax. I attached the pocket to the pillow cover just a little under center with hot glue keeping an opening on the top as a pocket.

Stuff Pillow

Add stuffing in pillow using stuffing from an old pillow or get stuffing from the craft store or use a pillow insert. You can also add a few drops of fragrance oil to the stuffing so it smells like fall too! The oil I use is HERE.

Once stuffed, seal the opening shut with hot glue.

Fill Pillow Pocket

Fill the pillow pocket with some fall stems, or whatever you’d like. I used dried sweet Annie, sisal and some pip berry.

And that’s it! Such a fun and easy fall craft!

I hope you are inspired to make one of these too. If you do, snap a picture and tag me! I would love to see!

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