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" Materials Computer or copier Black-and-white illustration to reproduce* Inkjet printer 8\u00BD&amp;quot; \u00D7 11&amp;quot; iron-on fabric transfers (we used Avery 3271 Light Fabric Transfers) Pencil and straightedge Scissors Iron Cotton pillow covers (ones that zip along a seam are best) and inserts TIME 20 MIN COST $4 1. Using a computer or photocopier, enlarge the image to the desired size. 2. Print or copy the image onto the transfer paper, using two sheets if necessary. To split an image, draw a line down the center on the backside of the paper (or split it before printing it). 3. Carefully cut out the image close to the edges and along your center line. 4. Position and iron the transfer onto your cover following the manufacturer&amp;#039;s steps. For a split image, lay covers side by side and align images 1&amp;quot; from the covers&amp;#039; edges. 5. Let cool. Insert cushion into cover. SEE DOUBLE To create a pair of pillows, look for a graphic drawing that&amp;#039;s wider than it is tall, like this butterfly, a key or a bicycle. Meet the crafter Marisja Roosien is a cook, photographer and mother of two who lives in the Netherlands. She blogs for MoodKids.nlabout budget-friendly crafts. Are you creative? Learn how you can submit your own ideas for this page to our DIY projects board at WomansDay.com/PinterestCrafts Craft &amp;amp;amp; prop styling by Matthew Gleason  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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