Oh, honey, do it yourself; or ask a friend. I wish I could do it for you! Do you want to sew? Find a local fabric store that gives lessons and do it yourself; a whole new world will be open to you! If you find that you hate sewing, at least you have your pillows. You can expect to pay way more than necessary for a retailer to put some pillows together for you. If you have a sewing machine (I'm guessing you don't, but if you do), ask us or go to the sewing forum -- they'll talk you through it. I'm always trying to get people into getting it done without seeking professional help if it isn't necessary and pillows are a good place to start.

I take my heavy down comforter to the cleaners each year. I have them wash it. I do not like dry cleaning chemicals plus they damage down over time. Most dry cleaners wash things. My husbands dress shirts get washed, not dry cleaned. I pay $35.00 a year for cleaning the king comforter and they store it for me until October. I originally paid over $200.00+ years ago for it. It is well worth the $30.00 a year for cleaning and storing. I live in Florida now and most people think we're crazy using a big down comforter, but I love it although it usually spends most of the winter folded down at the foot of the bed. But there are some chilly nights... Jane

Bumble - Thanks for posting photos of your room. It's very pretty! I love the red and white bedding and those plates. Hey Rrs! I had a bunch of different bedroom threads over the last few weeks so I'll recap on everything... I kept the last red coverlet. Haven't found a mirror or any art. I moved my nightstand to DH's side and have a round table on mine. Santa is bringing me a burlap tablecloth so I'm excited about that. I still need to get a glass top. Since I lost my storage, I bought a neat basket for under the bed but getting organized seems to be a bit challenging for me. I'll be tackling that head on during the new year. I'm going to paint the room SW Dromedary Camel probably in a few months. No change with curtains. I'm leaning towards something brown and machine washable but I should probably paint first. I now have a larger floral pillow to replace the one that's on the bed but I'd like to get a fluffier insert. Feather maybe? The smaller pillow that was on the bed in the photos above now sits on the web chair in the corner of the room. I was considering moving the chair out and getting a bench for in front of the window but I'm thinking it will take up too much space. I need to do a mock up with something. I'm not sure if I talked about the bathroom in this thread but, just to recap in one spot, I'm still planning on using the floral fabric for the window valance. The shower curtain is on hold until more of the original fabric comes in. So the floral fabric will be on the valance part and the body will be a smaller houndstooth. I decided not to use that calico corner plaid or the one from house fabrics. Both I think would compete too much with the floral and be too busy for me. Didn't paint the bathroom vanity or walls yet. See the original houndstooth plaid pillows with buttons from the inspiration pic? I accidently stumbled across 3/4 yard of that on fabricguru the other day and ordered it. I still much prefer that fabric and, without going into great detail about my poor experience(s) with NH again, I'll probably have mixed emotions when it shows up but one of two things will happen... 1. I'll be able to add a piece of that wonderful fabric to the bed in a pillow or throw or 2. I'll see red and won't be able to stand looking at it on a daily basis. I'm aiming for #1. But please, please don't somebody go and find a bunch of yardage of the large houndstooth now trying to be nice. I don't want to see it because the pillows (all but the solid red) I have stay. I have too much money invested in this. Heck, it may not work at all but we'll see. The fabric should be here in a few days and I'm pretty excited about it. Ha, did you want to know that much? :) Thanks for asking!

This is gorgeous, 2.625 yd Brunschwig Fils Upholstery Fabric Monsoon Floral Coral and I think it would work beautifully, but note the odd sizes of the pieces if you are interested. Brunschwig fabric is very expensive, and this is a 'relative bargain' on eBay.