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So I've kind of fallen in love with my Sharpie Paint Marker 
A few years ago, my hubby and I purchased an outdoor sectional for our back porch. It was a really nice one too! But alas, our hard weather, 4 kids, and 2 very very naughty kitty cats took their toll on our outdoor furniture. We decided to throw it out, but one thing I was able to keep was the huge collection of pillows with white pillow covers. This had been a fantastic addition to my collection of DIY items. This is what I used to start this project.
For my first sharpie pillow I used:
- pillow cover
- stencils
- Sharpie Paint Marker
I have a really bad habit of starting a project about 30 minutes before dinner time. I think I find my creative genius at about 4:30 daily. So I was whipping up some roasted red pepper pasta for dinner while I had this mess spread out on my kitchen island. I had my pillow cover ready. I traced the stencil letters onto the fabric. Once I had all the letters outlined, you can easily color them in. When you press on the sharpie paint markers it will increase the amount of paint coming out of the tip. I wanted a nice solid look to these letters so I would press the tip a few times to keep the paint flowing.
About half done.
Once I had the letters colored in, I was done. I inserted my pillow form and zipped it shut.
I have played around with where to put this pillow and love it both in my home and on the porch so it is just going to rotate form time to time. Right now it is on the porch. Stop by tomorrow for a freehand pillow tutorial pillow I made to go with this one.
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