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13 Floor Pillows to Sew for Your Home

April 5, 2023 by Anne Weaver

How can you add extra seating to a room without investing in a new piece of furniture?  Floor pillows!  These large pillows provide a soft spot for people to sit on the floor.  They’re great for when the kids have friends over watching movies or playing video games.  They can turn any corner into a little book nook and a soft place to read.  Or, stack a few of them up and you’ve got an ottoman where you can rest your feet. 

Floor pillows can be expensive to buy – especially when you’re wanting to get several of them – but they’re relatively inexpensive to DIY.  We’ve rounded up 13 great tutorials showing how you can sew your own floor pillows for your home.  

13 Floor Pillows to Sew for Your Home

Read on for all the pretty floor pillow sewing tutorials!  Round, square, tufted, smooth, patchwork, solid – there are so many ways to sew your own floor pillows!

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Round Patchwork Floor Cushion by Sew4Home

[photo credit: Sew4Home]

 

How to Sew a Floor Pillow, by Sisters, What!

[photo credit: Sisters, What!]

 

Color Strip Scraps Floor Cushion Tutorial by Gingercake

[photo credit: Gingercake]

 

One Hour Floor Cushion by Ohoh Deco

[photo credit: Ohoh Deco]

 

How to Sew a DIY Floor Pillow: A Step by Step Tutorial by Fynes Designs

[photo credit: Fynes Designs]

 

Video Tutorial: How to Turn Almost Any Pillow Cover into a Box Cushion by School of Decorating

[photo credit: School of Decorating]

 

Pom Pom Oversized Floor Pillow Tutorial by A Beautiful Mess

[photo credit: A Beautiful Mess]

 

Summer Floral Floor Cushion Tutorial by Pat Bravo for We All Sew

[photo credit: We All Sew]

 

Giant Floor Pillows DIY – With Handles by Life Sew Savory

[photo credit: Life Sew Savory]

 

DIY Floor Pouf with Free Sewing Pattern by Heather Handmade

[photo credit: Heather Handmade]

 

Maypole Quilted Floor Pillow Tutorial by Suzy Quilts

[photo credit: Suzy Quilts]

 

Jelly Roll Floor Pillow by PinkPlease for Moda Cutting Table

[photo credit: Moda Cutting Table]

 

DIY Floor Pillow by The Sorry Girls

[photo credit: The Sorry Girls]

Well, there you have it, 13 fantastic floor pillows to sew for your home. Whether you’re looking to add some extra seating or create a cozy and comfortable space for lounging, these DIY floor pillows are sure to do the trick. From simple and minimalist designs to bold and colorful patterns, there’s something for everyone in this roundup.

I hope these links have inspired you to get creative and try your hand at sewing your own floor pillows. Not only is it a fun and rewarding activity, but it’s also a practical way to add some personality and style to your home decor. So, grab your sewing machine and some fabric, and get ready to create a cozy and inviting space that you’ll never want to leave!

 

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DIY Thanksgiving Tea Bag Tree with Twinings Orange and Cinnamon Spice

If you’ve been looking for a cozy, budget-friendly craft that doubles as a heartfelt gift, this Thanksgiving Tea Bag Tree is the perfect project. Using Twinings Orange & Cinnamon Spice tea bags, a fall-themed mug, and just a few embellishments, you can create a festive centerpiece that’s as practical as it is pretty.

I make several of these every year and take them to the local nursing home where my daughter works. The residents love them — not only do they brighten the tables, but the tea can be shared by everyone. It’s a thoughtful, affordable gift that brings people together over a warm cup. And here’s my thrifty secret: I buy the wrapped tea bags when they go on sale throughout the year and stash them away until holiday season.

Supplies You’ll Need

  • Twinings Orange & Cinnamon Spice tea bags (about 12–20, depending on the size of your tree) 
  • A sturdy fall-themed mug (look for ones with leaves, pumpkins, or gratitude quotes like “Thankful” or “Give Thanks”) 
  • Thin ribbon in autumn shades (orange, brown, gold, or plaid) 
  • Hot glue gun or double-sided tape 
  • Small fall embellishments (mini felt leaves, acorns, or faux berries) 
  • A decorative topper (a glitter star, pumpkin, or rustic bow) 

How to Make a Thanksgiving Tea Bag Tree

Step 1 – Prep your base
Start with your mug. This will be the “trunk” of your tree, so choose one with an autumn vibe.

Step 2 – Create your tree layers
Stack the tea bags in a cone shape. Begin with the largest layer on the bottom and work your way up to a single tea bag at the top. Slightly overlap each bag for a full look.

Step 3 – Secure with ribbon
Tie a piece of ribbon around each layer to hold it snug. I recommend orange satin or plaid ribbon for that Thanksgiving touch.

Step 4 – Add decorations
Hot glue mini pom-poms, faux berries, or tiny felt leaves between the tea bags to give the tree a decorated look. This makes it look more festive and less “stacked.”

Step 5 – Finish with a topper
Top your tea tree with a bow, star, or even a small faux pumpkin. This is what gives the tree its charming holiday character.

Step 6 – Add a personal touch
Slip in a gift tag with a note like, “Grateful for you — enjoy a cozy cup this Thanksgiving.”

Variations to Try

  • Mixed Flavors Tree: Combine Orange & Cinnamon Spice with Chai or Apple Cinnamon for variety. 
  • Rustic Farmhouse Style: Use burlap ribbon and a wooden star topper. 
  • Christmas Version: Swap out the mug and ribbon for red and green tones — perfect to carry this idea into December. 

Why This Project Works

This isn’t just a pretty gift — it’s a way of sharing warmth. The Twinings Orange & Cinnamon Spice tea bags give off a cozy autumn flavor that’s perfect for Thanksgiving gatherings. And because the tree is built from individually wrapped bags, it’s ideal for sharing in group settings like workplaces, classrooms, or nursing homes.

It’s quick, inexpensive, and full of heart — which to me is exactly what handmade gifting is all about.

 

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