Etsy has (had) a ton of them. Check theoldpaintedcottage.blogspot.com - I'm thinking she has a sponsor (linked) who sells the pillows.

tina

There are a lot of tutorials out there if you want to try making your own - here's one.

Here is a link that might be useful: Miss Mustard Seed grain sack ottoman

There is a site called 3 Fine Grains that I came across on Allison 0704"s house tour that carries them but they are very expensive. Beautiful, but very expensive. I think restoration hardware may carry them too as a new item. I love them too!

Cool - thanks for the suggestions! 3 Fine Grains - that's the one that I vaguely remembered!

Does anyone know where you can buy the fabrics?

Just use osnaburg (about $2/yd at Walmart). I'm assuming you're talking about plain fabric, and you'd stencil your own "grain sack".

I just bought a magazine called Bliss Victoria, I think because it has some room shots with french flour sack items.

Try this website. These aren't cheap, though. You'd probably do better on Etsy.

Here is a link that might be useful: vintageweave

Restoration Hardware has some. I don't recall the price, but I'm sure it is high (as is everything else in that store).

I found mine on etsy.

There are a ton of new and old grain sack pillows out there. I wanted antique and there is really no comparison from what I've seen elsewhere and 3 Fine Grains.

Etsy and ebay are great sources of fabric to sew your own. I love Ms Mustard Seeds blog. Loads of ideas.

I've seen some in Homegoods.

I really don't understand why they are all the rage though. I bet in a few years we will all wonder why we all needed grain sacks on our sofas.