DIY No Sew Pom Pom Pillow

You won’t believe how easy it is to make this DIY No Sew Pom Pom Pillow! Isn’t it the cutest?

For those craft-challenged folks like me, yes even YOU can make this No Sew Pom Pom Pillow! It only takes just a few minutes once you gather your supplies, but it looks like something you might have paid a fortune for at a high end decor store!

Here are the few supplies you’ll need to make the No Sew Pom Pom Pillow. Check your favorite local craft store, but at least one item is cheaper on Amazon:

Pillow Covers – These shown in this tutorial are 18″ x 18″.
Pom Pom Trim – You can use multi-colored or solid colors to match a particular color theme (the example shown is using 2 yards of Pom Pom Trim for the pillow shown. You can use more or less based on how many you want on the pillow). It’s much cheaper on Amazon than what we could find at the craft stores! Here’s another color option.
Tassel Trim (we used 3 yards of trim on this pillow)
Pillow form or Poly-fill if you want to stuff it yourself
Sealant (optional but recommended!)

No sewing machine? No problem as this is a no sew project! There are several ways you can attach the fabric. All three work well, so it is based on your preference! Choose between:

Steam a Seam – This is like an adhesive ‘tape’ that you iron on and it adheres.
Fabric Glue
Hot Glue Gun & Hot Glue Sticks

DIY No Sew Pom Pom Pillow Instructions:

Wash and dry your pillow cover as instructed.
Lay the pillow cover flat and measure out trims. Cut to the desired length (two yards can give you 4 rows and 3 yards for 6 rows). How much you decide to decorate your pillows with is up to you!

Arrange the rows of trim on your pillow cover. You’ll want to leave a few inches between the top of your pillow and the first row, as well as a few inches from the bottom of the pillow to the last row.

Using your choice of adhesive/glue, attach rows to the pillow form. You can use Steam a Seam (just follow package instructions) and your iron, or you can use glue. Either one will turn out great!
The edges of the trim will unravel a bit. You can use liquid seal sealant on the edges, but if you’re using glue, then you can always dab a bit of glue on the edges and that will work too.