Preparation materials:
2 1/2-inch squares, 1 rectangle with 3 1/2-inch length and 1/2-inch width, lining fabric, binding strips, and quilting. zipper. 1. Place the first rectangular piece of fabric facing the front of the square, overlap the long side of the rectangle with one side of the square, and then sew (only sew to half the side length of the square). 2. Turn the first rectangular fabric that has been sewn over to the front. 3. Place the second rectangle on top, align it with the top of the previously sewn piece of fabric, sew, and turn it to the front. 4. Place the third rectangle on the left side of the sewn piece of fabric, align and sew, and turn it over to the front. 5. Place the fourth rectangle under the sewn piece of cloth (note that the bottom edge of the first rectangle is notfixed with the square), at this time we place the fourth rectangle under the first rectangle and sew them together. The first pattern is completed. Repeat the process to make 16 patterns, which are spliced ??together to complete the fabric.
Cut a square with a side length of 17 inches and spread it with cotton, place it under the surface fabric, put a piece of interlining under the cotton, and use a sewing machine to machine it together to create a straight line as shown below to achieve the effect of pressing the line.
Then make the zipper opening on the back of the cushion. After the back zipper is sewn, sew the front and back faces of the cushion together, turn it over to the front through the zipper, and use a hemming strip to wrap the cushion. Small fresh cushions Small fresh cushions Small fresh cushion