Not one to pass up a new project I figured this was the perfect chance to make a pillow. Half way through it my daughter says: "Ohhh Mom, I want that one. Can I have it?" I knew then this pillow had potential for coolness.
After cutting out the basic rectangular shape I filled it with fiberfill. Turns out the fiberfill is too bulky so I pulled it out and opted for a silk fill.
You can see the basic gray rectangle needed pizazz. I have seen primitive wool art pillows in high end stores all over the place. While on a recent trip to Santa Barbara, I saw felt and wool pillows fashioned by local crafts people selling for $300. a pop! And the store owners cannot keep them on hand. As fast as they come in tourist folks nab them right up. "Hey!" (I think to myself); "I could do that, too." So I pulled out some wool felt and cut a few shapes and ended up with this pizazziness: 
I'm only speculating but I think this pillow talks to me and I'll be using more cashmere in the near future.
