Pillow

To make a pillowcase, cut two 29.5” x 21” fabric pieces. Fold each piece wrong sides together. Sew the short end with a ¼” seam allowance. Turn right sides together and sew the edges. Hem by folding ½” twice and stitching ⅜”. For flair, embroider or applique a name on the cuff before final assembly. … Read more

To make a quilted pillow, lay your quilted block face up. Fold an 18½ x 24” fabric piece in half with the right side out; place it on the block. Sew one square and two half-square triangles together. Install the zipper with a slightly larger back piece. Align and sew the front and back with … Read more

“To make a pumpkin pillow, cut fabric into a circle and fold it in half. Stitch the short edge with the fluffy side in, then turn it right side out. Stuff the pillow and sew the opening shut. Create sections by wrapping twine around it. Add a stem using burlap and twine, securing it with … Read more

To make a pillow quilt, cut fabric into squares. Sew two squares together with a 1/4-inch seam, trim, and press. Fold one quilt side to the center, revealing the pillow cover edge, and repeat. Top stitch folded edges. For more, download the tutorial PDF: [link]. Begin by cutting the main fabric and batting to the … Read more

To mail a pillow, place it in a plastic bag to protect from moisture. Wrap it in bubble wrap for extra protection. Put the wrapped pillow in a suitable box. Fill gaps with padding material. Secure the box with tape. Use USPS Parcel Select Ground for cost-effective shipping. First, choose an appropriately-sized box. The box … Read more

Use methods to keep pillows from falling between the mattress and headboard: 1) Push the mattress against the headboard, 2) Use a bed wedge or pillow stopper, 3) Place a body pillow or rolled towels in the gap, and 4) Stand pillows vertically. These solutions close the gap effectively. Alternatively, a headboard gap filler, specifically … Read more

To inflate your pool pillow, locate the red valve on top. Press it to open. Use a hair dryer on ‘cool’, a shop vac in reverse, or an air pump. Ensure the pillow is firm but not over-inflated. To check for leaks, listen for escaping air or apply soapy water. Ensure the pool pillow is … Read more

To inflate a NEMO Fillo pillow, use the twist lock valve. Twist left and pull out to open the valve. Inflate with two or three breaths. To lock the air in, push down and twist. The ergonomic valve ensures ease of use. The pillow is protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty. Adjust the pillow’s position … Read more

To clean CPAP nasal pillows, remove the cushion and wash it in warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly and air dry, avoiding direct sunlight. Alternatively, wipe with CPAP wipes. Do not use alcohol, bleach, baby wipes, or Clorox wipes. Ensure all parts are fully dry before reassembling. Next, perform a more thorough cleaning weekly. Disassemble the … Read more

Breastfeed in public without a pillow by using babywearing techniques. Babywearing enables discreet and comfortable nursing, eliminating the need for covers and pillows. This approach offers convenience and support, making it easier for mothers. Wearing layered clothing also provides privacy. A nursing cover or a scarf can help make breastfeeding in public discreet. Practicing at … Read more