A few years ago I came across these adorable fuzzy pumpkin pillows in Pottery Barn. Though they were a bit on the pricey side, I couldn’t resist collecting one or two.
They came in three sizes/colors and I liked them so much, I ended up collecting the whole bunch. Hard to see but the smallest one is a deep green color.
They seem to end up in a different place in my home every year…I love trying them out in new spots.
They were available for several years HERE, but it appears they are no longer available.
Though that set is no longer available in PB, I found a set today that is much more reasonably priced. I love these! You’ll find them available here: Pumpkin Pillows.
This year Pottery Barn has another fun “figural-style” Halloween-themed pillow available…this adorably scary ghost. You’ll find him available here: Ghost Pillow.
I looked to see if I could find a similar one that was a bit more budget-friendly and I found this cute guy. He’s available either with or without his pumpkin–personally, I like the pumpkin version. You’ll find him for less than 1/3 of the price of the ghost pillow at PB here: Ghost Pillow with Pumpkin.
Here’s one more really cute set that I came across during my Halloween pillow shopping today. You’ll find this cute ghost and pumpkin pillow set here: Pumpkin and Ghost Pillow Set.
If you’re looking for seasonal (Autumn and Christmas) pillow covers that will fit standard 18 x 18 pillow forms, you’ll find those here: Pillow Covers in Seasonal Designs. I’ve purchased some really cute ones over the years and it’s a great way to conserve on storage space–just swapping out the covers.
Happy Weekend!
They are so cute. You just want to squeeze them.
I agree with Myrna…just so squeezable!
I just checked Jacquie Lawson to see if/when the new calendar comes out. It’s not out yet but it’s going to be an Edwardian home, apparently. It doesn’t sound like it’s a village this year–sounds like it’s just a single home. 🙁 Hope I’m wrong.
Definitely squeezable! 🙂
I make my own envelope backed 18×18 pillow covers now with seasonal fabrics found in JoAnns store. So much cheaper. I use the sewing machine but they can be easily crafted using fabric glue or hot glue. I made 4 different covers for Halloween last year.