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Wolf Throw Pillow for Home Decor

Get lupine using Mod Podge photo transfer medium to create a howling fun throw pillow.

At a Glance:

#6488 Skill Level: Intermediate Time:

This project features these great brands:

supplies

Mod Podge ® Brush Applicator, 4"

Number Needed: 1

Mod Podge ® Silicone Craft Mat

Number Needed: 1

Mod Podge ® Professional Tool Set

Number Needed: 1

Mod Podge ® Photo Transfer Medium, 8 oz.

Number Needed: 1

instructions

Other Supplies

Wax paper, Foam plate, Muslin fabric, Gray fur fabric, Black embroidery floss, Sponge, Polyfil stuffing, Scissors, Sewing machine, Straight pins, Needle & thread, Measuring tape, Water basin, Paper towels, Wolf stock photo

Instructions

Make a color laser copy the size desired. Trim the image.
Cut a piece of muslin fabric 1" larger than your image. Be sure your fabric is smooth and free of wrinkles.
Tear two sheets of wax paper a little larger than your image. Lay beside your Silicone Craft Mat.
Lay your photocopy image-side facing UP on your craft mat.
Squeeze a generous amount of Photo Transfer Medium onto a foam plate. In smooth strokes, apply the medium over the image. Apply a thick coat so that you cannot see the image. Cover the entire image.
Carefully bend the craft mat back to release the image corner. Put your hand underneath the prepared image, lift and place (medium-covered side UP) on a clean piece of wax paper.
Carefully place a piece of fabric over the image. Gently smooth to make contact with the fabric.
Flip the fabric over so the paper is upright. Lay another piece of wax paper over the prepared image. Smooth over the image with a squeegee or brayer. Be sure to press over all of the edges to ensure good contact. Let dry 24 hours.
To reveal the image, press a semi-damp sponge over the image in sections and let the dampness set for 2 minutes. Then rub over the wet paper in a circular motion removing the paper. Repeat until the image is completely revealed. Let dry.
Repeat rubbings may be necessary in parts where the paper is still adhered. Let dry.
Trim image to edge.
Cut fur fabric 1 ½" larger all the way around than your trimmed image. Center your image and pin the corners.
Stitch a simple X around the image edge with four strands of black embroidery floss.
Cut the fur backing fabric to size.
Pin both fabric pieces together image facing inside and fur side facing inward. Sew around pillow leaving approx. 5" open.
Turn pillow inside out. Fill with stuffing and whipstitch the opening closed with needle and thread.

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