Well I thought ok maybe I can sew him something but I knew something like a quilt would not be done in time so I looked though my fabric and had these panels with animals on them I was going to use several years ago but never got around to it. The funny thing is that the panels had a tiger motif on two pieces of and pandas on another. You may be asking “Why is that so funny Marisa?” Well my daughter and son-in-law have nicknames for each other and they just so happened to Mama Tiger and Papa Panda, go figure.
I have been sitting on this fabric for a long time and didn’t think much about it until I began reorganizing my fabric stash and voila.
Ok here is the pillow I made for my son-in-law. I didn’t take step-by-step photos but here is the finished pillow from a few angles.

The front is from a panel piece which included a border along the edge which I used fro the sides as you can see in the next photo.


The back was from another tiger fabric I had and the colors worked so well together.
It was just filled with fiber fill so it will be easily washed when needed.
I think this pillow came out really well now I have to make a panda one for my daughter. I don’t have a panda panel like with the tiger so I’ll have to find a design that will show off the pandas in the fabric. I will most likely be fussy cutting.
So until the next pillow, happy sewing!
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