…so we are celebrating with custom pillowcases and made beds (well some of us are — remember I also have teen boys)!

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To make our custom pillowcase we used Crayola Fabric Markers (I found them at Michael’s Arts & Crafts and used a coupon) and a plain white pillowcase.

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These markers are great! Bella literally spent hours working on her pillowcase.  She is really into hearts as you can see!  She asked me to draw a heart shape. The pillowcase was thin enough that I slipped a paper with a heart drawn on it in the middle and she could see it well enough to trace.  It would be fun to use coloring book pictures as templates also.  A child could easily decorate anyway they like, but if they seem intimidated have them make a drawing first on paper and then they can trace it.

** Make  sure you place a piece of cardboard inside the pillowcase to keep the markers from bleeding through to the other side. Read package directions for setting the fabric.**

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Really the possibilities are endless for this craft—- slumber party or birthday crafts, gifts, etc.. They could even be further embellished with bits of fabric, trims and embroidery.

Bella loves her new pillowcase!

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If you would like to try out these awesome fabric markers please leave a comment on this post before Tuesday at midnight CST. Crayola is giving FIVE lucky readers a set of fabric markers!


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  1. Oh my, markers for fabric…how fun are those. I guess there are already markers for fabric, but they are not Crayola our favorite brand in this house. My 7 year old and I would love to use these for a sleep over art project. The pillow case coloring is a great idea, thanks.

  2. I am a little wary of what my toddler would do with markers that aren’t supposed to wash out. Then again, we never let her play with markers. It might a cute present for grandparents hand decorated by their favorite little terror.

  3. Those markers are so neat. I’m totally dreaming of all the things I — and *we* — could create with those.

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