Here is my Bewitching Pillow Cover!
It is Wickedly Reversible!
Peek-A-Who? Blog Hop
Here are the pieces to my pillow ...
a framed pinwheel block that was a leftover from making the quilt.
and a piece of a panel from my stash plus some stash strips,
extra binding fabric, a 20" pillow form,
and my snap pliers,
Most of these fabrics are from
Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics
Some are Eerily Elegant and some are Bewitching.
I love her fabrics, particularly her Halloween designs.
I am not going to do a tutorial for this pillow.
It is basically framed blocks.
I am going to show the details that make this pillow
sew very special.
I added batting and quilted a free form spider web
on the pillow top before I added the border strips.
This was in part to practice the spider web before I quilted the quilt.
This made for a very nice puffy pillow front.
To make an opening for inserting the pillow form I used my Dritz Snap Plier
and bright orange plastic snaps. I use a
Babyville Boutique Snap Pliers and plastic snaps
This is very easy to do,
even if you have a bandaid on your right index finger
from breaking off your machine needle into your finger.
Ouchie! all these years of sewing and I was dumb enough to somehow
put my finger under the needle late one night.
I yanked my hand back so hard that I broke the needle off in my finger
and had to use tweezers to pull it out.
With lots of antibiotic cream, it is healing rather well.
Back to sewing ...
To make the pillow I sandwiched the top and back,
right sides out and added binding as I would for any quilt.
I used the extra two-color binding strips that
I used to make the flanged machine binding on the quilt.
Tutorial for how I make my two-color binding Here
First I sewed it to the back of the pillow.
Then I turned the flanged binding to the front
and added piping by inserting cotton clothesline rope
into the binding.
Then I stitched it closed with my zipper foot.
This makes a crisp pillow edge.
Pretty and easy to remove for cleaning with the snap opening.
This large pillow cover measures 20" square.
The fabrics for the top of my pillow are
Bewitching and may be found HERE
I hope you have enjoyed your visit to my blog today.
Be sure to peek into all the stops on today's
Peek A Who? Blog Hop
Here are the pieces to my pillow ...
a framed pinwheel block that was a leftover from making the quilt.
and a piece of a panel from my stash plus some stash strips,
extra binding fabric, a 20" pillow form,
and my snap pliers,
Most of these fabrics are from
Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics
Some are Eerily Elegant and some are Bewitching.
I love her fabrics, particularly her Halloween designs.
I am not going to do a tutorial for this pillow.
It is basically framed blocks.
I am going to show the details that make this pillow
sew very special.
I added batting and quilted a free form spider web
on the pillow top before I added the border strips.
This was in part to practice the spider web before I quilted the quilt.
This made for a very nice puffy pillow front.
To make an opening for inserting the pillow form I used my Dritz Snap Plier
and bright orange plastic snaps. I use a
Babyville Boutique Snap Pliers and plastic snaps
This is very easy to do,
even if you have a bandaid on your right index finger
from breaking off your machine needle into your finger.
Ouchie! all these years of sewing and I was dumb enough to somehow
put my finger under the needle late one night.
I yanked my hand back so hard that I broke the needle off in my finger
and had to use tweezers to pull it out.
With lots of antibiotic cream, it is healing rather well.
Back to sewing ...
To make the pillow I sandwiched the top and back,
right sides out and added binding as I would for any quilt.
I used the extra two-color binding strips that
I used to make the flanged machine binding on the quilt.
Tutorial for how I make my two-color binding Here
First I sewed it to the back of the pillow.
Then I turned the flanged binding to the front
and added piping by inserting cotton clothesline rope
into the binding.
Then I stitched it closed with my zipper foot.
This makes a crisp pillow edge.
Pretty and easy to remove for cleaning with the snap opening.
This large pillow cover measures 20" square.
The fabrics for the top of my pillow are
Bewitching and may be found HERE
I hope you have enjoyed your visit to my blog today.
Be sure to peek into all the stops on today's
Peek A Who? Blog Hop
Thursday, October 25, 2018
Life in the Scrapatch((you are here)
Here are the Giveaways
for this blog hop ...
A lovely Gift Certificate
from the always generous
Fat Quarter Shop
Enter Here:
a Rafflecopter giveaway
and
This beautiful blue ...
Timeless Treasures
It's value is $60.00!
Enter Here:
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Timeless Treasures giveaway has pictures of the bundle of fabrics. It's value is $60.00.
Best of luck with the winning!
Thank you for visiting me today.
This pillow was made to match the quilt in the background.
I am sorry I cannot show you the quilt, yet.
That quilt was made for a quilt along
that has been rescheduled by the host site.
I hope to show this quilt soon, even if it is after Halloween.
Before you go please be sure to visit,
Marian @ Seams To Be Sew
for a special treat, a free pattern!
Happy Quilty Halloween!
Here are the Giveaways
for this blog hop ...
A lovely Gift Certificate
from the always generous
Fat Quarter Shop
Enter Here:
a Rafflecopter giveaway
and
This beautiful blue ...
Bundle of Fabrics from
It's value is $60.00!
Enter Here:
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Timeless Treasures giveaway has pictures of the bundle of fabrics. It's value is $60.00.
Best of luck with the winning!
Thank you for visiting me today.
This pillow was made to match the quilt in the background.
I am sorry I cannot show you the quilt, yet.
That quilt was made for a quilt along
that has been rescheduled by the host site.
I hope to show this quilt soon, even if it is after Halloween.
Before you go please be sure to visit,
Marian @ Seams To Be Sew
for a special treat, a free pattern!
Happy Quilty Halloween!
