No-Sew Halloween Pillow Tucks + Free Printables

If you love primitive Halloween decorating as much as I do, you’re going to love these simple Halloween pillow tucks! These little pillows are perfect for tucking into baskets, dough bowls, shelves, hutches, and all your favorite cozy fall displays.

For this collection, I created four primitive-inspired Halloween designs including a witch hat, jack-o’-lantern, black cat, and ghost. The vintage-style artwork paired with homespun fabric gives them that warm, timeworn look that fits right in with primitive and rustic decor.

Free Printables

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How I Print on Fabric

One of my favorite ways to use printables is by printing them directly onto muslin fabric. I get my muslin at Hobby Lobby. It’s usually $3.99 a yard if it’s not on sale.

I start by cutting a piece of coffee or tea stained muslin to approximately 8” x 10”. Then I lightly spray the back of the muslin with spray adhesive and attach it to a sheet of copy paper. Once it’s secured, I simply feed it through my inkjet printer and print the design directly onto the fabric.

Important: This method works with an inkjet printer. The printer I use is linked HERE.

How to Make No-Sew Pillow Tucks

To create the pillow tucks, I cut two pieces of black and white homespun fabric slightly larger than my printed design. For these I cut 6-inch squares of homespun. The homespun I use is from Hobby Lobby.

With the right sides facing out, I used hot glue around the edges, leaving a small opening. I filled the pillow with stuffing and then glued the opening closed.

Once the pillow was finished, I lightly sprayed the back of the printed muslin design with spray adhesive and attached it directly to the front of the homespun pillow.

To make them extra cute I cut out little 31 tags that are also included in the printable set. I distressed them a it with a little wax and hot glued them to the pillows along with some dried sweet Annie and a button.

That’s it! A simple no-sew project that comes together in just a few minutes.

Add a Hanger

If you’d like to hang your pillow tucks, simply tuck a piece of twine or string between the fabric layers before sealing the top edge shut. Once filled and closed, you’ll have a simple hanger ready to go.

These look adorable hanging from cupboard knobs, peg racks, hooks, small trees, and seasonal displays. You can even hang several together from a branch or primitive tree for a simple Halloween arrangement.

Whether tucked into a basket or hung throughout your home, these little pillow tucks are a fun and easy way to add a touch of primitive Halloween charm.

Decorating with Pillow Tucks

These primitive Halloween pillow tucks look adorable tucked into dough bowls, baskets, wooden boxes, cupboards, pie safes, and shelf displays. They’re an easy way to add a little Halloween charm without a lot of decorating.

I hope you enjoy these free printables and have fun creating your own primitive Halloween pillow tucks!

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More Details

How to print on fabric – https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TpjV0Hgk0-M

Printer used to print on fabric – https://go.magik.ly/ml/2d4u2/

Homespun from Hobby Lobby

Muslin fabric used to print on fabric from Hobby Lobby

Spray Adhesive – https://go.magik.ly/ml/2d5ff/

Room spray for stuffing – https://go.magik.ly/ml/2cyjs/

Stuffing for no-sew pillow (I open the pillow insert and use the stuffing) –  https://amzn.to/4aGg58a

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