I just made my first pillow with cording, oh what fun!!! Everything turned out great, will place my pillow inside, but not sure how to finish it..? Do I hand stitch the entire one side closed? Or, can you put it on the machine, with the zipper foot, hems in and do it that way? I am lost! Please help! Thanks! :)
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Do you plan to remove the cover> IF so, an invisible zipper closure is always lovely.
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I have gotten lazy with pillow covers, I make the back in 2 pieces and overlap them in the middle of the back.
I'm sure that yours is already together and you just need to finish. If that is the case I would just whip stitch closed. If needed you can always 'frog' it for the wash..... |
Hmmm...I really like this idea, although I have never done it, I'm game!
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Hi.. What is "frogging" to wash it??? haven't heard of that one.
Thanks. |
Like this idea too...think I will try this on the next one, Also could leave it as an open flap to remove for laundering..thanks so much!
Originally Posted by CoyoteQuilts
I have gotten lazy with pillow covers, I make the back in 2 pieces and overlap them in the middle of the back.
I'm sure that yours is already together and you just need to finish. If that is the case I would just whip stitch closed. If needed you can always 'frog' it for the wash..... |
whats frogging?-------i also flap over at the back but about a 1/3 over was told less wearing /tension ? believe this but now got the habit!!! velcro usually for me --buttons for presents
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[quote=CoyoteQuilts]I have gotten lazy with pillow covers, I make the back in 2 pieces and overlap them in the middle of the back.
This is how I do t as well... it is easy and fast. I hate putting in zippers, so, this method suits me just fine and the pillows remove easily. |
Originally Posted by caldreamgal
Hi.. What is "frogging" to wash it??? haven't heard of that one.
Thanks. |
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