Fuzzy Ghost Pillow Cover

Today I'm making one of the easiest Halloween pillows ever! 

I had an old fleece blanket I cut up a while back for a project and trust me I'll be using the rest of the scraps again real soon! 

Grab a fall colored pillow cover and either fleece or felt and follow along! There is no sewing involved and it couldn't be easier! 

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I had a very pretty rust colored pillow cover I had bought a few years ago. I buy several to have on hand because I love changing out my pillows with the seasons. 

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The old blanket I had was an off white fleece color. If you don't have a blanket you can use felt, or sweater fabric, sherpa, fur, anything with some kind of texture. 

I found a ghost image on google and made myself a paper stencil. 

I pinned the stencil to the fabric and cut out my ghost.  I was lucky with this fleece, there wasn't much shedding at all. 

Next, using fabric hot glue, I went around the ghost, close to the edge and glued it down to the center of the pillow cover. 

It looks cute already! 

Now it was time for the face! I am using vintage buttons for the eyes. You can use larger buttons and even a larger button for a mouth. 

I used hot glue to again glue the buttons to the ghost. 

Now it was time for a little BOO label. I have these great 1" letter stampers that I use all the time with my preschoolers. 

I stamped out the word BOO on the pillow cover using a Stayz-on ink pad.

That's it!

All you have to do now is to stuff the pillow with a pillow insert! 

READ MORE: GHOST PROJECTS

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My pillow was 18" x 18" but you could make a few smaller ones instead! Maybe even a black fuzzy bat pillow! Hmmm... maybe my next project! 

This was an easy project and it was done in no time! 

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