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Crater Pillow Cover | Cushion in Pillows by Vacilando Studios | Captain Whidbey in Coupeville. Item composed of fabric
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Crater Pillow Cover | Cushion in Pillows by Vacilando Studios | Captain Whidbey in Coupeville. Item composed of fabric
Crater Pillow Cover | Cushion in Pillows by Vacilando Studios | Captain Whidbey in Coupeville. Item composed of fabric
Crater Pillow Cover | Cushion in Pillows by Vacilando Studios | Captain Whidbey in Coupeville. Item composed of fabric

Created and Sold by Vacilando Studios

Vacilando Studios

Crater Pillow Cover

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Featured In Captain Whidbey, Coupeville, WA

Price $150

Creation: 2-3 weeks

Part of the PNW Collection, which celebrates the influence of water across the Pacific Northwest, the Crater Pillow is inspired by the northern slope of Crater Lake in southern Oregon and the way the surface of the crater, the ultra blue water and the sky intersect. Minimal and bold with multidirectional quilting and visual texture, the Crater Quilt creates depth despite its simplicity.

18” x 18”

Top: Black, Yarn dyed Nautical and Homespun Indigo linen cotton

Back: Yarn dyed Nautical linen cotton

Exposed brass YKK zipper closure

Machine pieced, quilted and assembled

Pillow insert NOT included

20” x 20” pillow insert recommended

Item Crater Pillow Cover
Created by Vacilando Studios
As seen in Captain Whidbey, Coupeville, WA
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Vacilando Studios
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Vacilando Studios

United States

Wescover creator since 2018
Vacilando is a design and production studio dedicated to making beautiful, useful objects while modernizing the tradition of American Craftsmanship.

Raised in Texas and London by two architect parents, Laura spent several years in New York City studying art history and painting before embarking on a year-long road trip adventure around the U.S. in 2013. Six years of traveling and two Airstream later, She now calls the Texas Hill Country home.

Completely self taught (with the help of the internet), Laura discovered the medium of textiles on the road and fell in love with the utility and potential of the craft. With a couple years of quilting under her belt and a dream of designing and making quilts all day, she launched Vacilando in February of 2015.

Endlessly eager to explore new places, wander through markets, and discover interesting colors and textures in nature, Laura draws inspiration from her travels and translates them into the modern minimalist designs that Vacilando is known for.