Sometimes the simplest change makes the biggest difference. If you’re looking for an easy way to refresh your home this season, decorating with Christmas pillows is one of my favourite starting points. A few soft layers, a touch of texture, and a meaningful design or two can bring warmth and joy to any space — without a full room makeover.

You don’t need to start from scratch to create a festive, cozy look. Begin by layering your everyday pillows with seasonal favourites.
Soft plaids, faux fur, velvety textures, and scriptural designs mix beautifully together. I love how a pillow like “Hope Has Come” feels right at home beside everyday patterns and cozy throws.


I love decorating with a soft palette of mixed blues, greens, white and ivory for Christmas. These hues blend naturally with my everyday decor while adding just enough seasonal charm.
Faith-inspired pillows like “Emmanuel”, “For Unto Us a Child Is Born”, and “O Come Let Us Adore Him” remind me of the reason behind the celebration — and their watercolour wreaths fit seamlessly into both traditional and cottage-style rooms.


Even one or two pillows can transform a quiet corner into a welcoming spot. Try placing a lumbar pillow in a woven basket beside a chair, or layer a few on a bench in your entryway.
It’s an easy way to add warmth without rearranging furniture or unpacking decor boxes. This is one of my favourite ways to add pillows to my Christmas decor. You can see in the photos below how it has changed over the years.

Over the years, I’ve designed several Christmas pillow collections — each with its own personality and colour story.
Each collection pairs beautifully, so you can mix designs year to year and still create a cohesive look throughout your home.



Every pillow cover I sell is hand-sewn, made with care and comfort in mind. The snap-closure backs mean no fighting with zippers, and the covers wash beautifully.
I toss mine in on a gentle cycle and tumble dry low — they come out soft and fresh every time.
Because they’re sold as covers, you can reuse the inserts you already have. It keeps decorating simple and makes storage easy — just remove the covers, fold them up, and tuck them away until next year. No bulky pillows to store!
Most designs come in soft white velveteen or oatmeal suede. Square covers measure 18×18 inches (best with a 20×20 insert), and lumbar styles are about 11½x19 inches (fit a 12×20 insert). I also offer inserts for anyone who prefers a ready-to-use option.

If you love a good DIY project, making your own Christmas pillows is a wonderful, budget-friendly way to decorate. Some of my favourite pieces — like the “Let’s Get Cozy” navy velvet pillow with gold lettering, the music note designs, the reindeer pillow and the little turquoise star pillow on my chair — were handmade using Chalk Couture silk-screen transfers.
Even though I don’t have a full tutorial up yet, creating a simple envelope-style pillow cover and inking a design on it is easy. It’s a fun way to personalize your decor while keeping things affordable. Plus, you can reuse them year after year — I still use mine every Christmas!
I’m planning to make a few new small throw pillows using a snowflake silk screen as soon as it arrives. I’ll be sharing a full tutorial soon — from sewing the pillow cover to inking the fabric — so be sure to watch for that in the next couple of weeks. In the meantime, if you’d like to grab the same transfer I’ll be using, you can find it here.
These particular transfers are no longer available, but there are many beautiful designs to choose from here.



Decorating with Christmas pillows is such a simple way to welcome the season — soft, meaningful, and cozy. Whether you prefer scripture-inspired designs, winter florals, or nostalgic farmhouse reds, each piece adds warmth and joy to your home in its own quiet way.
If you’d like to see more from these collections, you can browse them all in my shop.
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That way, when you’re ready to refresh your home with Christmas pillows, all the inspiration will be right there waiting.With Grace, Kimberly.
