How do we draft the pattern for pillow case?
How to Make a Pillowcase
- Cutting your fabric. Start by cutting two identical size pieces of fabric, that are each 29.5 inches long and 21 inches wide.
- Fold fabric, iron, pin, and sew.
- Repeat step 2 with the second piece of fabric.
- Pin the pieces together and sew.
- Flip the pillowcase right side out and it’s ready to use.
How much fabric is needed for a pillowcase in meters?
Materials. 1 metre of fabric per pillowcase.
What is the flap on a pillowcase for?
“Envelope pillows” have an inner flap to hide your pillow insert. I’ve also included measurements for queen/king pillows. I’ll show you how to make it with and without a serger machine. If you only have a basic sewing machine, and hate the look of zig zag edges, use this method instead.
How do you keep a pillow in a pillowcase?
Grab the top of the pillowcase just above the seam. Tuck the top of the pillowcase in on itself, like folding a letter into an envelope. Fold the bottom seam into the top seam, creating a snug fit around the end of the pillow.
Should pillow case be same size as pillow?
It is not bad to have a pillowcase too big for the pillow, but it’s always better to have a slightly larger case than one that is too small. Whatever you do, avoid having a case that is too small as you will compromise the overall feel of your pillow.
What is the best fabric in sewing pillowcase?
Here are the best pillowcase materials:
- Cotton. One of the most popular pillowcase materials is cotton.
- Nylon. Another common pillowcase fabric, nylon is typically made to look like silk.
- Linen. Linen is a high quality, natural flax product that is no longer produced in quantity.
- Satin.
- Silk.
How to make a pattern for a pillowcase?
Instructions Choose a Size. The pillowcase pattern can easily be changed to fit a standard, queen, or king-sized pillow; you just cut… Cut Your Fabric. Once you’ve chosen your fabric it’s time to cut it. The cuff and trim fabric are the same for all sizes. Prepare the Trim. Fold your trim fabric
How to make a pillowcase with Stacy Fisher?
Stacy Fisher 1 Lay your pillowcase cuff fabric down, right side up. 2 Lay your main fabric down on top of the cuff, right side up, matching the raw edges. 3 Lay the trim piece on top of the other pieces, matching up the raw edges.
Can you change the pattern of a pillow?
The pillowcase pattern can easily be changed to fit a standard, queen, or king-sized pillow; you just cut the pillow’s main pieces differently. The cuff and trim use the same amount of fabric in all sizes. You’ll need different amounts of the main fabric depending on your pillowcase size. You have a few options here if you want to change it up.
How do you sew a French seam pillowcase?
If you’ve never sewn a French seam before, you can review the process here. Fold Pillowcase in half wrong sides together, matching up the Cuff and Trim fabrics on the seam line. Pin around the raw edges on the side and bottom of the Pillowcase. Stitch together down the side and across the bottom using a 1/4” seam allowance.