To make your pattern, cut a rectangle of paper about 36 inches long and about a foot wide. Fold the paper in half along the short edge and in half again along the long edge. Then trim to the dimensions indicated.
For more info: See my DIY article for a step-by-step explantion of how to make your own Moroccan pouf out of an old party dress. See my update for photos of the smaller Moroccan pouf.
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what about the circle on top?
I folded a piece of paper into eighths and cut an octagon.
Hi, I've read your article, and think this is great, just what I need for my apartment! I was wondering what happens at the bottom/ underneath of the pouf?
The pieces all join together like slices of a pie. Hope that makes sense.
is there a formula for the template if i want to make an even larger one.
hey
do you have a youtube video of you making the pouf. im finding it a little confusing
thanks
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