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Suggested guideline for Snazzy Living pillow covers

If you want the pillow to be really puffy, buy 2 inches bigger insert. Example:

quare Size  

Pillow Cover    Pillow Insert

12x12          14x14

14x14          16x16

16x16          18x18

18x18          20x20

20x20          22x22

22x22          24x24

24x24          26x26

26x26          28x28

Bolster Size 

Pillow Cover    Pillow Insert

6x16              8x18

6x18              8x20

6x20              8x22

6x22              8x24

6x24              8x26

6x30              8x32

8x16             10x18

8x18             10x20

8x20             10x22

8x22             10x24

8x24             10x26

8x30             10x32

10x16           12x18

10x18           12x20

10x20           12x22

10x22           12x24

10x24           12x26

10x30           12x32

Monogramming is both an art and a science! It's about designing the arrangement of letters in a way that feels visually balanced and personal. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you monogram like a pro, whether you're doing it for fashion, gifts, or just to personalize something of your own.

1. Know the Rules of Arrangement

The arrangement of the letters is the most important part of the monogram. There are a few key conventions to keep in mind depending on the style you want:

• Traditional Monogram:

  • The last name is typically the middle letter, and it’s often the largest letter in the monogram.
  • The first and middle initials are placed on the left and right sides, respectively, and are usually smaller.
  • Example: For "John Michael Smith," the monogram would be: J S M (where the "S" is the largest in the center).

• Casual/First-Name Monogram:

  • For a more casual look, you might use just the first name and the last name, often in a straight line with equal size letters.
  • Example: "John Smith" could be monogrammed as J S.

• Couple's Monogram:

  • If you're monogramming for a couple (like for a wedding), traditionally the bride’s initial goes on the left, the last name in the center, and the groom’s initial goes on the right.
  • Example: "John and Sarah Smith" could be monogrammed as S J S.