Use a pillowcase design to update bedding the child already has. Start with the pillow dimensions, then choose a theme or color they like.
Choose with the child
Offer two or three designs instead of a whole catalog. Animal faces, airplanes, dinosaurs and lettering give different looks. Check the printed design on the current product page.
Work with existing colors
Pick one color from the bedding or wall art and repeat it in a small detail. If the room already has several patterns, a simpler cover can be easier to combine with them. There is no need to replace everything at once.
Make a place for books or activities
Keep books within reach of a reading chair. For a coloring pillowcase, read the exact listing for markers and instructions, and give the child a surface on which to work.
Check fit and care
A rectangular bed pillowcase and a square throw cover are different shapes. Match the cover to the insert and follow the care label. Choosing a catalog design does not mean custom names or photos are available.
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