Dream Pillow
2 pieces of material, any size or shape
Herbs and Spices or Lavender
Stuffing
Needle
Thread
Essential oils
Dream Pillows were pillows filled with rose
petals or flowers for maiden's to lay their head on.
Dream pillows have been used for years to help promote
sleep and for other medicinal purposes.
Make your pillows any where from 2.5inch (5cm) square to a normal sized pillow.
You could make your pillow, square, round, shaped like a cloud, or shaped like a whimsical fairy or star.
If you are adding lavender (for insomnia) or adding other herbs or spices, you may want to give them an added boost my adding a few essential oil droplets to the dried herbs or lavender.
To make your dream pillow take your two pieces of material, that have been cut into your selected size or shape.
Stitch along three sides of the material, then turn it right the side out. Leave a opening big enough to add your herbs and stuffing.
Once your pillow is full but still soft giving the herbs room to breath, stitch up the opening.
To refresh the scent of your pillow after several weeks, simple add a few drops of essential oils to the outside of the pillow.
For gift giving place them into a pretty organza bag with a home made tag.
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how come this is the same as the "sinus sneeze pillow"?? Just wondering... and I love all the great ideas. You guys have helped me a lot!
this is a really quick and easy idea :) sounds great
im in yr 8 and am using it for one of my projects
That is awesome. It will make a great gift for my friend on her birthday. *thumbs up*
I occasionally add dried rose petals in with lavender.
I really like the idea . I sometimes have trouble going to sleep
this looks like such a cute, easy, and fun project
i like it
i like the ribbons and the satin fabric
i like the ribbons and the satin fabric
luxurious and yet again easy to make,even though this item i already selling in shops, bein handmade gives it a nicer touch
thnx i can give thi as a gift to my friend, she'll love it!!!!
Awsome!!!!!!!!
its ok....i like it a lot...and i love to have alot alot alot of things on my bed when i sleep!!!!!!!!!!!love tristan
good for gift giving!
great idea im always looking for ideas for the kids teachers.
this is a wonderful project i cant wait to try it out
its great idea!i like it
beautiful healing comfort luxury project
what a great idea!
What a great idea! i often have trouble falling asleep, and i also love having lots of pillows on my bed. maybe i can find two scents to mix!great idea!
cute
cute
I`ve made several of the dream pillows and my customers love them!, Thank you
Excellent idea!!
look's awesome
i have to make this for a class and now that i see how easy and fun they are to make i think i will make one for my mom who is really into sents and things for her birthday, and maybe for my friends for christmas! they are so cute and easy! personal too!
Lavender is great for sleeping.
i love this idea..and i agree with jess..not JESSICA, but Jess...love it..love josie
are there certin herbs that work better for helping you sleep?
this really works I made it and put lavender in it and slept like a baby
This pillow is meant to be soft to sit under your pillow. Oats would make it very uncomfortable. I would not suggest using oats at all.
hi when you say stuffing can you use oats
This is just a shirny pillow with herbs inside it. It's cute, but I made one of these when I was 8, and I gave myself the idea. The ribbon is cute though..
I was thinking this would be a good idea for teens to make for their friends for gifts; something personal but simple
This is a great website, and a great and easy gift. My mom has sleeping problems so I know this will help. It's a great idea! I think it would make the perfect Mother's day gift!
very strange
This is one that I will have to try this weekend.
This is one that I will have to try this weekend.
wonderful
this is a great idea for many things , peaceful sleeping, insomnia , bad dreams almost anything you can think of , just do some research on the herbs first