The very best I have found


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This one has the tube and the seam is then covered up.

Thanks, Kathy

This is the site I used to make pillowcases. I watched her video a couple of times and made pillowcases for friends for Christmas. Very clear and easy to understand and very easy to make. This is the link. http://www.overallquilter.com/latest...pillowcases-2/

Look up "Sausage Roll Pillow Cases" I forgot the link it's all done in 1 step..great first project!

I really like the Missouriquiltco.com I made few pillowcases. It's so easy I like how Jenny explains it.

Google magic pillow case

Google magic pillow case

I make these for my two GS so as to stay in touch with them since they are in FL and I am in NC. They are fun, easy, and fairly quick. I now do the French seams for the finishing edges and they look so professional ... which I am not!!! Have been making them for birthdays, holidays and themed (soccer, Cat in the Hat, etc.) The boys love them. I never can figure out what to make little boys so the tutorial/pattern from Missouri Quilts was a great find for me. Hope you have fun with the 6 year old!

I make them for Quilts of Valor. I use this link:
http://www.qovf.org/content/presentation-case.html

When you find the easiest, please let me know. I have a grandaughter turning 4 on July 4, & I'd like to make her a pillowcase from granma!!!! Thanks ever so much!!!!

Here's a great link for the "hotdog roll" pillowcase that I teach to adults and 4-H students as well:
http://extension.usu.edu/files/publi...2006-102pr.pdf

Our guild made 40 one night. Each person brought 2 yards of fabric and we sewed assembly-line style for 1-1/2 hours. Three seams, about 15-20 minutes and you're done! We donated them to the local women's shelter.