I love this project! Thanks for sharing :)

... oh my gosh ... these pillows are gorgeous ... i'm telling you ... between the yarn and the fabric ... one can be kept busy ... love the inspiration ... love the tutorials ... thank you thank you ... mille baci ...

those are just gorgeous!
love the photography and styling too!

Love it! It reminds me of the dandelions when they turn white and fluffy, I love that image! Thanks for the tutorial!

These are absolutely adorable. So simple, but cute and sophisticated all at the same time. I love to embroider without lines to follow, these give me some great ideas and I have a great selection of Valdani pearl cotton threads also.
thanks!

These are beautiful, and I'm inspired to try the french knot flowers on a bustier that I've sewn. How would care for an item like that though? The cotton for the bustier has been prewashed and preshrunk - but what about the contrast color thread bleeding and/or shrikning in the wash? Just curious, and any hints are helpful! Thanks!

Thanks for the inspiration! I was desperate for a project for my mom's b'day, and I was able to do this quickly. I'm not on flickr yet but when I sign up I'll post there was well. Here's my results:
http://swallowdesigns.blogspot.com/2007/07/french-knots.html

I've started practicing my knots so I can make these darling pillows!

You blew my socks off!! Speechless!

Having just perused your valentine card selection I was thinking that this would also lend itself to tasteful hearts for a Valentine's Day project! AND something to do during the Super Bowl tonite~ Susan R

Oh my gosh! This is exactly what I needed and I'm going to get started on it right away! Thank you!

Beautiful . . .

Why the embroidery after stuffed and not prior to ?

Traditionally that process in a hoop prevents the stuffing from getting mixed in witht he embroidery. . .

Just wondering how you prevented that?