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I just got my Turkish Kiilm pillows back from Cushion Works. They are now stuffed and ready for a spot on your couch or chair.

Or… if you are like me, you can use them for lounging on the floor while lying on your beautiful rug. hee hee

Anyway, these newest pillows are all made from fragments of antique Turkish kilims. Some are made with a bunch of small fragments sewn together into a patchwork textile. Very cool stuff!

And, if you live in San Francisco and don’t know about Cushion Works check them out for all your stuffing needs! They have all kinds of stuffing and foam and pillow inserts. And they do custom work for furniture and pillows and they are very helpful and friendly. Thanks for looking!

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