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Heart Shaped Pillow Design Guide: Die-Cut Heart vs. Heart Motif Throw Pillow for Brand and Merchandise Teams (Video)

This 60-second video sums up the buying guide. The full article covers the details and sources.

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Video transcript

  1. 0:00Heart pillows look easy; most misses happen before the art.
  2. 0:05One name, two products. A die-cut heart is the object; a motif throw is a square pillow carrying a heart. Name the job first, then pick the format.
  3. 0:16Wider hearts fit two faces. Keep the cleft shallow and round, lobes full, and the point softly rounded. Show tiers beside a familiar object.
  4. 0:28Start from three lines: cut, seam and safe, pulled in at the cleft and point. Faces go upper-middle, names across the widest band, logos low on the back.
  5. 0:39Zippers go on the flattest lower curve or in a gusset; decide the label spot early. Then photograph the approved sample front and profile. That's your standard.
  6. 0:50Approve the filled shape: lobes, cleft and point.
  7. 0:55Send quantities, sizes and in-hand date for a dieline.

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