So...we have the wall canvases...the lampshade...the roman blind...now we move on to the bedding. The pillowcase to be exact!
UPDATE: This tutorial has been very, very popular, and after numerous requests for me to make this a PDF downloadable pattern - I finally have. I've included cutting dimensions to give a little more ease on a standard size pillow, and full step by step instructions with photos. If you would like a copy of the revised tutorial, - you can find it in my store right now by clicking on the image here:
The kind of pillowcases we use here have a flap on the inside to keep your pillow from falling out. I have recently found out that these are called "Housewife Pillowcases". As opposed to the ones with no flap, which I believe are called "Bag Pillowcases". I much, much prefer them with a flap.
I made my pillowcases out of a yard (36" by 42") of fabric. It might take a little more or less depending on how many different fabrics you want to use, and if they have a "direction". This example has just one fabric throughout...
This one has a different trim only...
And these ones have different contrast piece and trim piece...
The room is nearly done! Just the quilt and wall decals to go!
Nice, thanks for the tute.
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ReplyDeleteI like the addition of the trim.
ReplyDeleteVery clear tutorial. Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial, it was so easy to understand!! I love the idea of having the pillow enclosed. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! It will help keep pillows inside the cases. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the most complete tutorials I think I have seen in a while...Thank you sooo much for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteGood tutorial and precious fabric!
ReplyDeleteYou are all very welcome! Thanks for dropping by! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool, will need to make some custom pillowcases for my kiddies. they will just think that is the bees knees.
ReplyDeleteI have one of these made by a manufacturer and love it. I wondered how to do it and now I know!!! Thanks for this great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteCindy in MN
I've looked for a tutorial on this type of pillowcase for a very long time. Thank you so much for taking the time to share it!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I like the idea of having a way to completely enclose the pillow. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is the cutest pillowcase. I just made one for my son & I love it! I will be making more of these. Thank you for sharing with us, it was very easy to follow.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute, how do I copy for my files, won't let me copy, cut, paste.
ReplyDeleteexcellent! thanks for sharing the tutorial! ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial and I will make some for my grandchildren soon!
ReplyDeletetq...TQ....I've looked for this kind of tutorial for a very long time!
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ReplyDeleteVery nice pillowcases. Always looking for a touch of something to brighten up the bed.
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