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Triangillow Pillow Pattern

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$10.04 $13.75 In stock

Category: Patterns

Description: Triangillow #2203 Pillow Pattern from Purple Pineapple Studio. This folded hard copy pattern is made of sturdy card-stock and is the size of a 5" x 7" postcard. The finished pillow will measure appr. 8" x 13". 3 FQs OR 1/4 yd of three complimentary fabrics (3) 8" x 14" pieces of thin batting. Fiberfill or polyester stuffing.

Brand: Purple Pineapple Studio

MFG Barcode: 791484363230

SKU: 2203

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

I love how the sturdy card-stock pattern holds up to repeated use without tearing. The finished pillow turned out exactly as pictured, and the clear instructions made the folding process a breeze.

John U. ★★★★★

I folded the pattern along the sturdy card-stock creases and it held up perfectly without tearing. The finished pillow turned out just as the diagram showed, and the postcard size makes it easy to store with my other patterns.

Charlotte V. ★★★★★

This pattern’s card-stock is so much sturdier than the flimsy paper ones I’ve used before, and the postcard size makes it easy to keep on my sewing table without getting lost. I’ve already traced out the pieces for my first Triangillow and I’m excited to see the finished shape—it’s a clever design.