These two friends were a "pet" project (pun), conceived on the beach (no pun!) as I watched my boys surf. As soon as they came out of the water, I hustled them home and started sketching. 15 hours of pattern-making, adapting, piecing, sourcing, and cutting later, this is the result. I think they're rad and ride that fine line between cute vs. cool. They could work in a young 'uns bedroom or an adult living room. As you can see, they look pretty at home on my old leather Chesterfield. Flaunt your foxiness for all to see.
Vintage Army surplus fabric was pieced carefully in a way that took advantage of existing utilitarian elements like grommets and heavy cotton rope. I used these as closures by adding a big wooden button.
The foxes were pieced using natural linen, dark cotton denim, and dark brown leather. These were pieced, fused, and then double-stitched onto the pillow backing.
They are available in the shop and include the down insert, taxes, and free U.S. shipping. They measure 20"X20".
Because they turned out to be so labor-intensive, these are likely the only two that will ever be produced!
How adorable are those pillows and love the rope hook in the back.
ReplyDeleteHey there-thanks so much!
DeleteYou can't be serious about not producing anymore of these cute stuff. I love them and surely, lots of people will love them too. Just try it. I mean, it could really sell, you know. :)
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