Recently I brought my dad’s dilapidated neck bone pillow home, took it apart, made a pattern and sewed a new one for my mom. (I thought the ragged one belonged to her.) Not until I gifted the new one to my mom did I learn the old one was my dad’s. Today I made a new one for him.
The last time my sister visited my parents she discovered the comfort of using one of these whimsical little pillows. She told our mom she’d like to have a pattern so she could make one for herself, and I promised mom I’d make a copy for my sister and take care of getting it to her. Today I finally managed to send the pattern on its way to her house. (It only took me around a month… ~sigh~ )
While making the pillow for my dad, I took pictures of each step so I could post a tutorial just in case my sister had any questions about the construction. Hopefully my directions are clear and will be helpful. (If I can figure out how to post a full-sized pattern, I’ll include a link to it. If I don’t figure it out, I’d gladly email a copy to anyone who would like to make one.) Get Dog Bone Pillow pattern here. The pattern will print out the correct size.
Step 1: Cut four of the bone pattern on the straight of grain using a good quality cotton fabric. I used quilting weight cotton. (The pretty pin cushion is a sweet, “just because” surprise from my bloggy friend Pat. If you’ve never visited her blog, check it out.)
(My electric scissors made cutting through four layers a time-saving breeze. They were a much appreciated gift from my ds and dil.)
Step 2: Mark the center of each end of all four bone pieces on the wrong side of fabric. Mark as precisely and as visibly as possible. The marks are an all-important factor in the construction of project.
Step 3: With right sides together pin two pieces together, carefully matching center marks on both ends.
Step 4: Using a half inch seam allowance stitch along one side from mark to mark. Remember to back stitch to secure stitches.
Step 5: Carefully matching the marks, pin the third bone piece to an open side of the joined pieces.
Step 6: Stitch from mark to mark being careful not to sew into the previous seam. It is crucial that seams bud up without intersecting. Repeat Step 5 with the remaining bone piece.
Step 7: You should now have all four bone pieces sewn together with one open side remaining. Pin the remaining unfinished sides together. Sew approximately 3 inches down the final side starting at a marked end. Remember to backstitch to secure seam, and be careful not to intersect previous seams. Repeat on the opposite end. There will be an opening approximately 5 inches long in the middle of the two seams on the final side.
Press all seams flat. (At this point some sewers clip the curves, but I do not. Clipping weakens the seam, and I believe that’s why the original pillow ripped.)
Step 8: Turn pillow right side out and stuff it with polyester fiberfill or cotton fiberfill. (I fluff the stuffing material up really well before inserting it into the pillow, because it seems to stuff more evenly.) Stuff generously, pushing the filling firmly into the rounded ends for proper shaping.
Step 9: When you are happy with the shape of your pillow, slip stitch the opening closed with tiny stitches. I pin the opening closed to make it easier to hand stitch evenly.
Step 10: Admire your handiwork. This would be a good time to kick back in a comfortable easy chair, and try your new pillow out.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. If you use this tutorial to make a pillow I’d love to hear how the it worked for you.
Until next time…
Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson ~
That’s great Judy! It looks so comfy. My neck is always killing me. I should make one.
For some reason wordpress keeps logging me in through my old blog.
wonderful tutorial Judy! the Emerson quote is brilliant too!
Hello Sister dear, Your tutorial is wonderful! It is almost like having you sitting beside me, showing me the steps. I think I will make one for my daughter! I will let you know how it turns out. Love you!
I think your instructions are wonderful. I would love to make one. Would you send me the pattern? My address is below:
Address removed for your safety. 🙂
These are exactly the instructions I was looking for. I think I can make my own pattern, but it would be helpful to know the dimensions of your pattern and the finished product. I’m guessing by your pictures that the pattern is about 15 inches long by about 5 inches at the widest point and maybe 3 1/2 inches at the narrow part with the finished pillow about 14 inches long? Can you confirm?
Thanks
I want to make some of these dog bone pillows as gifts. Could you mail me a copy of the pattern? Email me and I will give you my address.
Thanks!
Bev
This is great. My son used my dog bone pillow I have had in my car forever, and he thought it was wonderul. He wanted to steal it. I of course told him no. I figured I have plenty of scrap material and could make one for him. Please email me back and I will give you an address to mail a copy of the pattern if you would be willing to share it. Thanks.
This is a great pillow! I have made a few for friends and family and they all love them. Thanks for posting the tutorial.
PLEASE SEND A COPY OF THIS PATTERN…..YOU CUT 4 PIECES BUT I THOUGHT A DOG BONE PILLOW HAD ONLY 3 SIDES. IF SO DO YOU HAVE A PATTERN FOR A 3 SIDED PILLOW AS WELL?
THANK YOU,
ANDY KALINOWSKI
2038 RAINBOW LANE
LIMA, NY 14485
Could you send me your pattern to:
Glenda Yost
7517 Eagle Dr.
Mission, TX, 57042
Thanks
Hi Judy,
Would you please email to me a pattern for your wonderful dog bone neck pillow.
Thanks
Carole
Hi Judy,
I would really appreciate a copy of your dog bone neck pillow or if you prefer, email me back and I’ll send you my snail mail addy or send me your snail mail addy and I’ll send you a SASE. It looks like just the thing I need!
Thanks.
Ann
I have made the three sided dog bone neck pillow out of character fabric for my grandchildren. They love them. I added a strap on one side for the older children. They love to carry them around and then use them while they watch their favorite videos.
I use mine to help position myself at night. I have bad knees and the bone is just the right side to keep these old knees from resting on one another.
The bone pillow is also great for travel!
This is a wonderful looking pattern. I have bee looking for one for a long time. PROBLEM: when I tried to print out the pattern on the computer I got a white rectangle patch on one part of the pattern and when I printed it out only that part of the pattern printed. Could you please guide me to printing out the pattern or could you send me a pattern. If you wish I can send you a self addressed stamped envelope (I would need your mailing address) or could you e-mail me the pattern.
Thanks,
Phyllis Malinov
2991 Hemlock Farms
Lords Valley, PA18428
pmalinov@ptd.net
I made a dog bone pillow following the tutorial and using the pattern and it worked out pretty good. I think I could’ve/should’ve stuffed it just a tad more and will do that next time. Thanks for the pattern!
Thanks, Judy!
I have neck problems and sitting at the computer all day working doesn’t help. I will have to make one of these
for myself. It looks so compfortable I may not want to go
back to work!!
Hi, thank you soooo much for the pillow pattern and the easy to follow instructions!
Pillows worked out wonderfully well, with a neat finish and we are going to make a number of them for our local aged care facility, as fundraisers.
I also traced an extra quarter inch around the pattern and made a larger version, good for the hollow of one’s back!
Many, many thanks,
Juliette
Juliette, thank you for the sweet note and review of my pattern and tutorial. I’m glad it worked so well for you and is being put to such wonderful use! It was very nice of you to drop back by and let me know.
oxo
Hi – thanks for your instructions. I have just returned from overseas and left my neck pillow with my son who has a few aches and pains. He cannot buy dog-bone pillows where he lives. Told him not to worry, I would be able to make another one. Your instructions will help. Thanks again.
Hi again – just a follow-up note. Your pattern is fantastic. I am now making them for sale on craft days to raise money for charity. They are a great way of using up small remnants of pure cotton fabric.
Thanks for the pattern. I just finished two pillows and plan to make more for family and friends. Easy! I recently replaced all the bed pillows and am “recycling” the laundered stuffing and using up some scraps. My husband snatched the first pillow and is lounging on the sofa watching a baseball game. He thinks the dog bone pillows are great too! Mahalo from the Big Island of Hawaii – Susan
His Susan,
I’m delighted you have found good use for the dog bone pillow pattern AND for repurposed pillows. That is ingenuity! Sounds like your husband is feeling pretty good about your project! Bless his heart, my husband still has not gotten one of the dog bone pillows for himself. All the ones I’ve made left our house shortly after. He’s told me several times he’d be glad to have one. Next week his birthday rolls around one more time, and I plan to make him at least one. (I really should be ashamed.) Thank you for stopping by and sharing your successful results. 🙂 I appreciate you.
oxo
These instructions were wonderful! My great grandma passed away while my mom was pregnant with me and she used to make bone pillows all the time. I was at my grandmas house a few weeks ago and she was telling me how much I’m like my great grandma and she gave me the very old dog-bone pattern that she used! I was so excited to bring back the pillows in my family, but since I’m fairly new to sewing I didn’t know how to go about sewing the actual pillow! Your pictures and instructions were very helpful! Thanks so much 🙂
Jordon, thank you so much for leaving your note. I’m surely glad my sister was interested in making some of these little jewels and was unsure about how to go about it. The tutorial has been a blessing to several folks, and the input has been a blessing to me. What a treasure to have your grandmother’s pattern! Is is very similar to the one I shared? I hope you have great success in making your pillows and sewing in general.
oxo Judy
Thanks so much Judy 🙂 Yes, the pattern in very similar. The main difference if that your pattern has rounded edges and mine has more of a pointed end; mine has more of a square look on the ends, rather than the ‘bone shape’. I think I’m going to try your pattern for my next one!
Sounds good, Jordan. I’ve seen the ones squared at the end…but have not tried making one. I’ve never found a really ragged out one to take apart. 🙂
I’d love to know how my pattern works for you when you got around to it…and would love to see the ones you make from Grandmother’s pattern. You don’t have a blog for sharing?
I want to thank you for giving me the boost I needed to get a pillow cut out for my husband. Poor man has not got one and has hinted that he would like to have one for quite some time. I’ve given away every one I’ve made…hanging my head in shame…to other people. Saturday is his birthday and I’ll have one made for him by then. I just finished cutting it out…now for the stitching and stuffing.
oxo
This is what I have been looking for but like others I have trouble printing the pattern. Please email me and I will be happy to reimburse you for postage.
Hi Kit, I’ve emailed a .jpg copy of the pattern to you. Print two and tape them together. If you are unable to print the attachment, let me know.
oxo Judy
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Hi,
Would you please email me a copy of the pattern for the
dog bone pillow….my neck is killing me!
Many thanks in advance,
Jo Rita
Hi,
Would you be so kind to email me the pattern for this dog bone shaped pillow…need to make one as my neck is giving me a fit. Many thanks! Love you website.
Jo Rita
Jo Rita, It’s on the way. I hope it works out well for you. Feedback is always appreciated. I’m glad you like my blog and hope you will come again.
oxo
Dear Judy – about half an hour ago I found your tutorial and I have now just finished my pillow. Thank you so much. I did have one for use in the car – when I am not driving I find the headrest really uncomfortable, so I was using a ‘dog bone’ pillow. But it got lost! Must have fallen unnoticed out of the car. I was so cross and wanted another. I almost made one out of just a roll of filling, but decided to look for a pattern on the wonderful internet! I love it. I wish there was some way we could post pics for you to see the results/consequences of your generosity.
kind regards from,
Lesley, in New Zealand. You know, right down the bottom of the globe, under Australia.
Dear Lesley, thank you so much for stopping back by and sharing your story. I can imagine losing your travel pillow was quite aggrivating. It amazes me how many people this little dog bone neck pillow pattern has blessed. It obviously went together very smoothly based on the time it took to make your pillow. Feel free to email a picture if you would like to. I’d love to see your pillow.
oxo Judy
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I need to make one of these for my hubby…he would use it at work! Thanks for sharing…I’ll let you know how it turns out. =)
I hope you do make him one, and I hope he enjoys it. I look forward to hearing how it goes. 🙂 oxo
Judy,
I have neck problems and have really enjoyed the bone pillow I purchased, however it is now falling apart. I haven’t seen any in stores lately and would like to get another one. I have seen some online, but I don’t really care for the fabric used. I would love to be able to make one myself. Would you please e-mail me a pattern?
Thank you,
JoAnn
Hi Judy.
Don’t know if you are still able to email the pattern for the bone pillow, but I would appreciate it if you could. I would love to be able to make one myself. I had one and threw it away after it came apart. I should have saved it to make one myself.
Thank you,
Linda
Hi Linda,
I finally retrieved the dog bone neck pillow pattern from my old computer. I’m sorry it took me so long, but the older I get the slower I get. You will find both a .jpg and .pdf file attached. Some people have had difficulty printing one or the other. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
oxo
Judy, My cousin Cindy recently had a hip replacement. She has been confined to her bed and recliner and as a result has the start of a bed sore on the back of her heel and needed something to keep her heel off of the bed and chair surface. She recalled that her mother used to make a “Dog bone pillow”, so she went on line and found your site. Since she is still unable to sit at the sewing machine, she called and ask if I would make it for her. I did and it took me about 30 minutes to complete. The only thing I did differently was attach a sort of purse strap to each end so she could control the placement of the pillow herself. It worked beautifully! Your Dog bone pillow has a new purpose…..now I have to make my husband one without the strap. I’m afraid this is going to have a chain reaction. Everyone is going to want one. Susan
Susan, thank you for stopping by and sharing this wonderful account of how my neck bone pillow pattern is being used. I hope this works well for your cousin and she recovers quickly and completely.
Not long ago a lady contacted me and asked for input for adapting the pillow to go over the headrest in her car and stay put. I suggested a length of elastic inserted just before the bone knuckle on each end forming a band that would slip over the headrest.
We love our pillows and I’ve lost count of the ones I’ve made. I love hearing how this pattern and tutorial are blessing people. oxo
Judy could u please email me the dog bone patter???
Thanx
Hi, how do you attached the dogbone to the car seat? they are small loops at the end, right?
Judy could u please remail me the dog bone patter???
Thanx
Here you go. 🙂
Hi Linda,
I’ve had my neck bone for years and could not sleep without it. I work as a nurse on an orthopedic unit. We get a lot of people who have broken bones and sever arthritis. I noticed a lot of our patients were trying to fold towels to support there necks. I would like to sew some of these or get our volunteers to make these for our unit to give to our patients. Could you please e-mail me the pattern.
Thank you in advance.
Hi Sandy,
These pillows are wonderful! I’m gladly passing the pattern along to you. I’m sending both the .jpg and .pdf format, because occasionally someone will have difficulty opening one or the other. I hope you get lots of volunteer sewers.
oxo Judy
i would love to make oe of these could you please e0mail me the pattern thanks so much..
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I can’t wait to rush home tonight to make my pillow – I was given one by a friend years ago and have thought of doing the same thing, when after house sitting and camping this summer, it dissappeared in the shuffling – It has alleviated my neck issues while sleeping and I just can’t get comfortable without it!
Could you please email me the pattern. If you can’t maybe someone reading the post can forward it to me. A friend gave me one and I LOVE it and don’t want to take it apart. I’m not the best seamstress but I think I can do this. I think I may go to a print shop and enlarge it to make it as long as the one she gave me. It’s 18″ long and my paper for my printer isn’t that long.
Thanks! My email is xxxxxxxxxxx.com and my friends is xxxxxxxxxxx.net Appreciate it very much.
Oh I would sew love for an email of this pattern. I have one but it sure doesn’t make sense when putting it together. It has a ribbon to hang it on one end and has the three pieces. I would like to make them for all the men in our family for Christmas. Why not, they all fall asleep on the couch, watching the football games anyway!
My email is below…..
Looks like my email didn’t come through for the pattern.
It is rkrkrme@charter.net
Great pattern. And your instructions and photos are so clear too. Thanks so much!
I’m glad I found this before I tried to use another pattern, thank you so much for sharing! Great step by step instructions to.
I would very much love a pattern for this dog bone pillow. Thank you. Heather
I printed out the pattern but would like to have the written instructions printed out as well, is this possible? Also how much material does it take to make one. Thank
Terry
Terry,
If I wanted to print the instructions I would highlight them on my blog and right click my mouse and tell it to print. When I gave my printer instructions of what to print I would tell it to print only the selected portion. I hope that helps.
I have never measured the fabric needed for the dog bone pillow, but I would render to guess it takes 1/4 yard or less…probably less. I’ve always made mine from remnant scraps from other projects.
oxo Judy
Simple to make, using your great detailed instructions. Thank you for posting. I attempted to attach a picture, but could not do it.
This sounds great! I would like to get the pattern so that I could make one for my mother. Please email the pattern to me. Thank you so much! ~Sandra
I made up one of these pillows for traveling. The u-shaped pillows they sell are always too big to be comfortable on a plane. I added a loop and clip on one end to attach to my backpack. I estimated the overall length from a tutorial picture (14 1/2) and traced the pattern from the PDF on my iPad. Who needs a printer! I’m really happy with it and will make more for gifts. Thank you for sharing!
Therese,
Thank you for dropping by and letting me know you made one of the pillows. I’m impresses with your pattern making. The actual pattern is just a tad over 12”, but I can see where 14 would be very handy. Enjoy your travels!
Hi Judy – still have the Dog Bone Neck Pillow pattern?
Is it possible to email to me (if it doesn’t work I will send you a sase)
Thanks, Deb
I’ll gladly email it to you…check your email. oxo Judy
I just finished cutting out my first dog bone pillow! I can’t wait to see how it turns out!
Hey Sandra, I would love to hear how your pillow turned out. If I can be of any help, let me know. oxo Judy
i love your site . could you please email me the measurements of your pillow. i have an 11cm / 4 3/8 inch gap between my neck and the car seat. What would be the size of the pattern i would have to make? thank you for your help.
Hi Deborah,
I’m glad you like my blog. Come back anytime! I love company and comments. 🙂
In answer to your question, the pattern I’ve made available makes a pillow measuring approximately 12 inches by 4 1/2 inches. I’m sorry, but I don’t have a centimeter ruler handy…
The pattern available in .pdf or .jpg format should print out true to size. Were you able to access it? If not, I would gladly email it to you.
oxo Judy
I called my daughter to see if she had a bone neck pillow pattern and she didn’t but told me to look on line. This had the bes instructions so thank you. The printer reduced the pattern to fit the patter so will have to inlarge it but thank you. I have one but is about worn completely out so might take it apart for the pattern but needed the instructions. Thanks again. Mine only had 3 sides but the instructions will work. I went to a yard sale and bought the 3 the lady had but would have to have some for gifts and her’s only had 3 sides. I would have bought more as was going for a good cause but bought what she had.
Kathleen
I was looking online for a neck pillow for my BF since he has neck issues and it seems that sitting on the couch aggrivates his neck. I found a 3 sided dog bone pillow that retailed for $10. So I looked a little further and found this website. Since the pattern wouldn’t print correctly, I just freehanded my own and made a 3-sided pillow in just a short time. The directions were great, I had all the materials already and I was able to surprise my BF with a new pillow that he now loves in no time at all! Great site, Thanks so much for posting this 🙂
Im so thankful you posted this, if you would email me a pattern I’d be so thankful! Edna
Oh thank you so much Judy, this pattern and the way you explained it make the instruction so easy to follow. I am always having neck pain, so i am gonna make myself one. thanks again
Hi Ingrid,
You are just so welcome!
I hope you find the pattern and tutorial easy to work with. I’d love to hear how it works out for you. I also hope it helps relieve your neck pain. I so understand!
Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment.
Judy
I am so happy to have the pattern. I plan to make them for the vets at the VA hospital. Especially the ones in ICU. Volunteers brought one in for my son. I know it made him more comfortable. Please pass this on. Maybe we could start making these for our veterans across the country.
Mary, that’s a wonderful use for these little pillows! I’m glad you found the pattern. That would be a great project for a ladies’ group. Thank you for leaving your comment.
I just made a three-sided dog bone pillow out of the same fabric as my bedspread, which I recently made also. I made it 22 inches long and each pattern piece was 8 inches across at the narrowest part of the dip, and about 12 inches across at the ends. My doctor suggested I sleep with a neck roll that is wider at the ends for cervical neck strain related headaches. Here’s hoping this will be the fix!!! Anyway, it is pretty and comfortable. Thank you so much for your tutorial; I would not have known how to make the pattern without you!
Barbara
Hi Barbara,
Thank you for leaving a comment on my blog. I’m glad my tutorial helped you out. We love our neck pillows, and it is a
pleasure to share the “how to” with others who would benefit from using them. They are so easy to make and take such a short
time to make.
Stop by any time.
This Dog Bone Neck Pillow is exactly what I have been looking for. Could you please send me the pattern. Thank you so much
Thank you so much for this tutorial! We have a new couch that hits my husband and I wrong on our necks and I am constantly sitting with my arm behind my neck. This pillow should do the trick!! Unfortunately, I could not print out the pattern. I would so appreciate you sending me the pattern by e-mail. It did not print out correctly when I tried printing it. Thank you for your time and talent.
love your pillow,what a great idea. PLease email the pattern,cuts off when i print them.TOOOOOO LOVELY
I would love to make these for Christmas presents to some friends. Would appreciate you sharing the pattern with me. Thank you for sharing.
Anita R
Hi Judy, Could you please email me a copy of the pattern. I would like to see if it can alleviate my neck pain. Thank you so very much for sharing what seems to be a great help to many people.
Really liked the idea. Fabric can be personalized with enbroidery or a special print.
Please send pattern to me. Thanks so much.
mrsb@pa.net
Just curious, because I haven’t tried it yet….
Are your seams 1/2″ as stated or 1/4″ as written on the pattern shown in your tutorial? I realize I could probably use either one and have it come out okay, but wondered which you prefer.
I have the same question as a couple other people. I thought dog bone pillows only have three sides, all three of mine only have three sides. Can you use your pattern but only sew the three together?
Judy, I like your dog bone pillow. I think they would make great craft fair items.
I have read your tutorial and am very interested in getting the pattern. WOuld you please share with me? Thank you so much! Mynette
I have allot of neck problems. A bone pillow is the ONLY pillow I can sleep with. It is also easy to put in a suitcase when traveling. I made a little pillow case for mine so I can keep it clean.
Just found this blog and pattern based on a random search. Thank you for the ideas. My dad’s wife used one for years until a dog of hers decided to remove the stuffing. Going to have to try and make this once my skills on sewing (new new new sewer) are stronger.
Hi Mary,
This is a fairly simple project. If you mark the pieces clearly and be careful to match them you may surprise yourself and find the pillow easy to make. I wish we lived close to each other so I could help you with it. If you try it, I’d love to know how it worked out for you.
Thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving your comment so I knew you visited. I appreciate it.
Great Pattern, Been looking for one awhile. I use my bone pillow between my knees at night- helps with keeping my hips alined and no more aching hips. Going to make my daughters one and one for travel. Thanks MJ in New Mexico
I’m glad you find my pattern and tutorial useful, Maryjane. I don’t know how people get along without one. Thank you for leaving your comment.
Thank you so much for the neck bone pillow! I had bought 2 at the store but they bothered my neck, (I’ve had neck surgery) and now I can make a ‘custom’ one with the filling I need. I appreciate your web site.
I have finally found your pattern and tutorial for the dog bone pillow. Could you please email the pattern to me. Thanks.
Sent, Gloria.
I received the pattern and can’t wait to get it made. Thanks,
Hi Judy, I’d love to have your pattern as well, if you are still giving it away. I made a three-sided one years ago for my mom, and she just told me how much she still loves that old thing and still uses it every night! Time to bless her with a new one.
Sally, I emailed the pattern to you.
Judy
I think the pillow looks like somthing my 4-H’ers would love to make but I could not get the pattern to print out. Could you e-mail the pattern or send it to me.
e-mail jmh@ pionnetwb.com or mail Janette Hollenback 918 S. Benge-Washtucna Rd., Washtucna WA 99371. Thank you.
Could you please send a pattern of your dog bone pillow to me?
Mary Jane and thank you.
Wow I would love a pattern also. This looks like what I have been looking for.
can you send me a copy of this pattern? My email address is…melebev@aol.com…thank you! 🙂
please send me a pattern to judysteyn@yahoo.com
I bought my first dogbone pillow for a dollar in a fabric store, the price tells you it was many years ago. Over the past few years I have been admitted to the hospital numerous times, I always have who ever goes to my house to pack a bag, to be sure to bring me my dogbone pillow. It is a big help on the uncomfortable beds. Many people have asked where I bought it. I tell them I have not seen them in many years, one nurse even traced a pattern of it, I hope it worked for her.
Just saw your post for the Dogbone pillow. I would love a copy of the pattern My neck hurts all the time and getting to sleep is challenge some nights so would love to make one of these and try it. Please send me the pattern. Thank you
Your pattern comes out so big that I only get a small portion of it. Can you tell me how long the pillow is and how wide it is in the center. Thank You…………..
Please send me the pattern at lskipper@pacbell.neet
Wrong email should be lskipper@pacbell.net
I just found the dog bone pillow instructions–would you please e-mail me a pattern link? Thank you so much Joyce
I just watched your dog bone pillow instructions, very easy to follow. Could you please email me the pattern? Getting ready to leave on a long trip back east & it would be nice to have for the trip. My email address gnalehman@gmail.com Thank you
Could I get a pattern