Use back stitch at the beginning and end to secure the stitches. Sew all the way around the pillow ½″ from the edge of the fabric. Lay BACK PIECE B on top, right side down, aligning right edge. Lay BACK PIECE A right side down on top of FRONT, aligning left side. The fabric should be right side (the “good of the fabric”) down. Turn back pieces so the sides with the seams are facing each other. Cut 2 back pieces the same height as the front piece and ¾ the width of the front fabric.įold previously pressed edges under 1″ and press again. Cut front piece whatever size of pillow you’re making plus ½″ all the way around as a seam allowance. Some of us more than others!įollow these easy steps to sew an envelope pillowcase. Everyone has to use it every now and then. Use that in a craft project ( make a wreath!) but don’t sew with it. Old thread that your aunt gave you when she found it in your attic will cause you problems. Use a new needle that’s sharp and made for regular quilting cotton. A dull needle can cause all sorts of problems. Start with a fresh sewing machine needle.You’ll be tempted, if you don’t have those, to just cut with scissors but trust me when I say your life will be eminently better if you splurge for this rotary cutter kit. Use a rotary cutter, acrylic ruler and a cutting mat.I know faux fur or fleece pillows are cute but wait until you’ve got a bit more experience before you tackle those. For beginners, always use 100% cotton quilting fabric.
Read these tips before you begin! These will help ensure the best outcome.
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