I really like your videos. I just started sewing with a machine. I always sew manually by hand. Now want to learn how to use my machine. I'm 60 and figured I needed something to do now that I'm retired. Thanks for your expertise.
My computer has ESP. I am just returning to sewing and attempting to make a couple cross stitch bags as Christmas gifts and thought a pillow case would be wonderful for my Grands. I went to TH-cam and this video pops up even before I added pillowcases in the search bar. Wonderful video! I want to make these for everyone! Thank you!!
I wasn't particularly looking for a pillowcase video. I set TH-cam on sew and was scrolling and found your video, decided to watch, then I watched another of your videos and another and yet another and almost 3 hours later decided it was time to go to bed, at 1:00 a.m. LOL I went to your channel and was watching literally all of your videos and lost track of time. I learned something from each video. one thing I have to say though, on one of your videos you said that people will make mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes, but what I like to say is, it's not a mistake it's a learning experience. I absolutely love your tutorials and I will probably spend another 3 hours tonight watching
Your videos are so instructive for a beginner. Thanks to your clear instructions, I've just made my first pillowcase. My husband set up the needle and bobbin for me as I don't sew. I accidentally found your channel and began to watch you out of curiosity. You clearly direct the process in a step-by-step, precise, and concise manner. I went out and bought fabric so I could finally use a sewing machine I was given that had been sitting unused in my office. I'm a beginner and your video is my first class. You're a great teacher so please, please make more videos. Thank you so very much.
OMG!! Sergers are the best!!! I would give up my sewing machines anytime. You cannot put a ribbing on a sweater with a sergers. Sergers are BEST thing ever invented. It is great especially when sewing knit fabrics. I have 2 Bernina (1999 and 2022) sergers and 4 sewing Machines, 2 embroidery machines and 1 industrial and a regular sewing machine that I learned to sew since I was 12 years old, now 68.
Wish I'd seen your video a cpl years ago. New sewist. Had zero ideas how to make a pillow case. After seeing a video with burrito style. I gave it a shot. However, there isn't one that I could find and believe me I searched for days. In fact until I wasin a panic for time. The prob was how to create a pillowcase that had ( like cats) fabric facing right way not long way. When you put a pillow on the bed you want to see those critters looking at you. Lol> on both sides! Well, I quickly realized there was no idea anywhere how to do that either. So 6 hours later I did it! Added an extra seam on folded side. Flipped fabric upside-down added a new French seam on that side as well.. then went about putting it together ❤ WOWZERS I was so proud of myself. As I sit here writing this I have to admit if you flip pillowcase opening the opposite way eternal the pillow is on bed the critters were face up as well. I think it's probably still do it with the extra seam. After all it doesn't take but a few min extra and then they are always right side up. Lol yes a lil ocd. The best part, I was just beginning to relearn nearly everything after a B.I. lent why it took hours to digit it how to get those darn mermaids actually. Lol upside right ! So if I didn't say it, THANK YOU! I hadn't done another one since. Surg this lil refresh my brain was able to o kick into i know how to do that mode. Giving me confidence it would not takes hours and it will certainly be easy more fun the next time. And thank you for putting this out there..I'll admit for anyone struggling after a B.I. or with a mental health ability. There are a few things that can help. But I think that's where there is a a need for a specific type of channel. Thank you again. Many blessings! Ps I look forward to seeing what else you have shared!!
Although I've sewn more complicated garments, I've never sewn pillowcases. This video and your instructions were fantastic. Thank you for taking the time to teach us your techniques!
Thank you for this tutorial! I've been through countless pilllowcase-making tutorials and you're the only one I've found who gives both length and width measurements. I have some fabric right off the bolt that's 40", some that's 42" and some 44". I wasn't sure if a few inches would change it much but now that I know what it's supposed to be, I know which fabric to use. So, thanks!
The best fabrics for your hair are smooth ones, silk is best, but for cheaper multiple pillows buy a high thread count cotton sheet. Flannel will leave your hair in knots.
Love the tips for the serger tails and also the tips about the hump for thick seams. Also the tip on how to keep thread from bunching up at the start of the seam. I'm a beginner, so these are awesome!!!
My nickname is Janni also (my full name is Janelle)! I’ve never seen anybody else with that nickname. 😊 Your tutorial was very thorough and clear to understand. My son is doing a project using pillowcases with a stuffed animal and a blanket in them for police officers to give to children in bad situations. I learned some new tricks for the serger from you, also. I really appreciate that.
I loved this video.. it's been a long time since I was actively sewing but this encourages me so much.. you do beautiful and professional work.. thank you
All day long I have had the urge to make some pillowcases but, my husband said I needed to let my shoulder heal a little more and Tuesday we could see how I feel. If the soreness is gone I can make pillowcases. Well after watching you I'm so excited to try your way I can hardly wait !! Tuesday can't come fast enough ! ❤❤❤ Thank you for this fun tutorial. 😊❤
I'm so glad I came across your channel. I love these pillowcases and the roll up method. I never thought about making such cute pillowcases and now I think everyone will get one! Your teaching is very thoroughly explained, and you have great ideas.
Wow, how impressive your sewing is" such presion " 🏆👍at times having the best of sewing machines helps one project, but those of you who are beginners or just don't have a machine, (hand sewing is always appreciated )😇👩🐕🛡️thank you for sharing.
Great video. I'm a seamstress. You did a great job covering all the necessary details. Your video is inspiring too. My grand daughter wants to learn to sew. She is a long way from here. I will send her this video.
Happy to find your channel! Loved the roll up method. I have to look for better “feel” material in the fabric shop. Thank you and please do some more things for beginners!
I used to sew everything I mean everything!! Then I had to go to work full time and was just sewing just only now and again. I am now back to sewing again and loving every minute of it but I have learned it’s not like getting back up on a bicycle, at least not for me anyway lol. I love your tutorials. They are just so helpful!! Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful talent! PS I can’t believe I forgot about french seams?!?! Thanks again!
This is a wonderful video in so many ways. Love the burrito method for enclosing the seams. Also the serger technique for making the threads neat at each end. I especially appreciate your concise instructions and your gentle presentation of the material without a lot of superfluous chat. The HSP in me is happy. I am making pillow cases for some loved ones for Christmas and will be using these techniques. Thank you
Your tutorial is excellent 🎉 Thank for for this video. I bought 2 yards of St.Patrick’s themed fabric last week to make 2 pillowcases. One for my great grandson and one for my daughter. I’ve made them in the past but this helps me not to think too much. 💜
I do have a question though, the measurements in the video don’t match the pdf chart, for example: standard size says 44x28 on pdf, but your instructions say 44x21. Thank you for any clarifications.
@@conniekline9881 thanks for reaching out. ***After sewing cuff to main piece, FOLD IN HALF AND CUT OFF EXCESS FABRIC TO MEASURE 21” INCHES. So the initial cut is 28", and after you sew the cuff on, fold the fabric in half and measure the 21". I hope that makes sense.
You can also get the written instructions with photos here on my blog post. It may make more sense there. youmakeitsimple.com/2022/10/19/how-to-make-a-pillowcase-with-a-cuff-easy-burrito-method/ @@conniekline9881
Thanks for the great video. I had made pillowcases using all the methods in the past, however I have a date with my granddaughter to make some pillowcases, with and without contrasting cuffs. I thought if she watched YOUR video, she might be more prepared to sew the RIGHT way and not try shortcuts!! Thanks so much!
I'm just becoming obsessed with sewing and this video and the sound of your voice is so helpful! Im bout to start to make a halloween pillow and the pattern is opposite of the salvage so thank you for the 4th option.!!!!
Thank you for this video, Jan. You are an excellent instructor and communicator. I look forward to watching more of your projects and appreciate your tips along the way.
Terrific information.....I made my own pillow set of pillow cases twice now, but to make em' look spiffy, professional and using a "fancier fabric" I will try your teachings. I've always searched for "designer" type cases (to dress up my bed) but ...out of my reach dollar $$$ wise. Now I can have them !!!!! Thanks for sharing.....God bless
Jain just love your contrasting pillowcases. You have load me into making many as I have a lot of fabric stashed in my sewing room. Thank you so much for sharing. Wishing you all the best in health wealth and happiness and creativity always. Thank you very much from India, Delhi
Jan, great demo. I'm making a quilts for two twin boys. I have some fabric leftover, and this will be a great guide for making pillowcases. A hot hemmer ruler is also a godsend for making even hems. I cut anti fatigue waffle mats to put under my machines to control vibration. They have the added benefit of serving as great pin cushions!
@@JanHowell I also use this tool to get really crisp corners on my binding (I glue mine down prior to sewing)--that 45 degree line allows perfect alignment--puts a crisp edge for the 1/4" needle stop and a crisp edge on the foldback. Also, it works fantastic on FPP...it is thin and strong so paper folds easily and it works great with Add a Quarter Ruler. Love your channel.
Very impressed. I like how you making people to understand what you do. And it's cool. Every thing you said we can understand. So you will learn faster. That's good. Keep up ur work good educated videos.
Making pillowcases for local charities was so much fun for me and my hubby! Your video brings back fond memories. I use the burrito method (my fave method). Thanks for the serger tips that I will try.
I really like your videos. I just started sewing with a machine. I always sew manually by hand. Now want to learn how to use my machine. I'm 60 and figured I needed something to do now that I'm retired. Thanks for your expertise.
You are so welcome! I hope you find some fun things to make.
My computer has ESP. I am just returning to sewing and attempting to make a couple cross stitch bags as Christmas gifts and thought a pillow case would be wonderful for my Grands. I went to TH-cam and this video pops up even before I added pillowcases in the search bar. Wonderful video! I want to make these for everyone! Thank you!!
They are so fun to make 😉
You know, they're always watching and listening 😊
Wonderful tutorial, thank you so much! My pillowcases look so professional!
Wonderful!
Very clever with the burrito method! I've never seen that before!
Glad you liked it.
I’ve seen several videos on sewing this type of pillowcase. This was the best one I’ve seen. The serger tips were very good!!
Wow, thank you!
I wasn't particularly looking for a pillowcase video. I set TH-cam on sew and was scrolling and found your video, decided to watch, then I watched another of your videos and another and yet another and almost 3 hours later decided it was time to go to bed, at 1:00 a.m. LOL I went to your channel and was watching literally all of your videos and lost track of time. I learned something from each video. one thing I have to say though, on one of your videos you said that people will make mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes, but what I like to say is, it's not a mistake it's a learning experience. I absolutely love your tutorials and I will probably spend another 3 hours tonight watching
How do you get to her "Channel"???
@@judithdembowski149 when you're on a video, click "go to channel". That's how I did it
LOL, so glad you found me! I hope you continue to find value here.
Your videos are so instructive for a beginner. Thanks to your clear instructions, I've just made my first pillowcase. My husband set up the needle and bobbin for me as I don't sew. I accidentally found your channel and began to watch you out of curiosity. You clearly direct the process in a step-by-step, precise, and concise manner. I went out and bought fabric so I could finally use a sewing machine I was given that had been sitting unused in my office. I'm a beginner and your video is my first class. You're a great teacher so please, please make more videos. Thank you so very much.
You are so welcome
Made glow in the dark Halloween pilllowcases for the grandkids. So
Darn cute! Your how to’s are the best!
Thanks. You are so kind! I bet they turned out so cute!
@@JanHowell I am kind of obsessed with these pillowcases. Made a mermaid one for my granddaughter that she loves!
SERGER TECHNIQUES WERE INVALUABLE….!!! Thank You
I totally agree. I have never seen the finished seam on serger like that. Always had tails. Will be doing this from now on. So tidy.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you
@@JanHowell reálky a great porce od advice with server. Big thanks
OMG!! Sergers are the best!!! I would give up my sewing machines anytime. You cannot put a ribbing on a sweater with a sergers. Sergers are BEST thing ever invented. It is great especially when sewing knit fabrics. I have 2 Bernina (1999 and 2022) sergers and 4 sewing Machines, 2 embroidery machines and 1 industrial and a regular sewing machine that I learned to sew since I was 12 years old, now 68.
Have been sewing these for 60 years. Wonderful!n
awesome
Wish I'd seen your video a cpl years ago. New sewist. Had zero ideas how to make a pillow case. After seeing a video with burrito style. I gave it a shot. However, there isn't one that I could find and believe me I searched for days. In fact until I wasin a panic for time. The prob was how to create a pillowcase that had ( like cats) fabric facing right way not long way. When you put a pillow on the bed you want to see those critters looking at you. Lol> on both sides! Well, I quickly realized there was no idea anywhere how to do that either. So 6 hours later I did it! Added an extra seam on folded side. Flipped fabric upside-down added a new French seam on that side as well.. then went about putting it together ❤ WOWZERS I was so proud of myself. As I sit here writing this I have to admit if you flip pillowcase opening the opposite way eternal the pillow is on bed the critters were face up as well. I think it's probably still do it with the extra seam. After all it doesn't take but a few min extra and then they are always right side up. Lol yes a lil ocd. The best part, I was just beginning to relearn nearly everything after a B.I. lent why it took hours to digit it how to get those darn mermaids actually. Lol upside right !
So if I didn't say it, THANK YOU! I hadn't done another one since. Surg this lil refresh my brain was able to o kick into i know how to do that mode. Giving me confidence it would not takes hours and it will certainly be easy more fun the next time. And thank you for putting this out there..I'll admit for anyone struggling after a B.I. or with a mental health ability. There are a few things that can help. But I think that's where there is a a need for a specific type of channel.
Thank you again. Many blessings!
Ps I look forward to seeing what else you have shared!!
So glad you found me Kathleen and that this was helpful. Keep at it.
Although I've sewn more complicated garments, I've never sewn pillowcases. This video and your instructions were fantastic. Thank you for taking the time to teach us your techniques!
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this tutorial! I've been through countless pilllowcase-making tutorials and you're the only one I've found who gives both length and width measurements.
I have some fabric right off the bolt that's 40", some that's 42" and some 44". I wasn't sure if a few inches would change it much but now that I know what it's supposed to be, I know which fabric to use. So, thanks!
You are so welcome!
It's been a while since I've sewn, years actually. I am enjoying the chance to refresh my memories of sewing. I am so rusty.
Keep at it
Thank you very much for this! It covers everything I have been wondering about concerning pillows.
Glad it was helpful!
Your methods are concise and your directions are so clear. Thank you for a great Christmas idea that doesn't look too time consuming or difficult.
Thank you so much! Have fun making pillowcases
7:45
I've been sewing a long time ,but you do have tips I didn't know about
Wonderful!
Glad I ran across this video, I’m a tailor and you give great instructions, I think funky and cute pillow cases are a great gift 🎁 idea! Thanks ❤
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the tutorial love the burrito method
I have made 8-10 of these pillow cases and this one came out the best. Clear, simple instructions. Thank you
Awesome!
The best fabrics for your hair are smooth ones, silk is best, but for cheaper multiple pillows buy a high thread count cotton sheet. Flannel will leave your hair in knots.
Good point, thank you. 👍
Thanks for the tips!
I love my flannel in the winter so I wear a silk cap😊
Everything leaves my hair in knots!
.😊😊
So glad this popped up on my list! I am a beginning sewer and I have collected a lot of easy sewing! Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Never thought to make pillow cases! Thank you so much! Great idea for a child’s gift.
You are so welcome!
It’s a lovely gift. Jan’s choice of colours are brilliant, such fun pillow cases to make 😉
I went through so many videos until I found yours. You gave the absolute best directions. Thank you!!!
You are so welcome
Great video of all three methods. Thanks I usually go to differnt video's to see what I want to sew.
Glad it was helpful!
I love your pretty pillow cases.
You are so kind Lucille
Love the tips for the serger tails and also the tips about the hump for thick seams. Also the tip on how to keep thread from bunching up at the start of the seam. I'm a beginner, so these are awesome!!!
Glad it was helpful.
Thank you for these wonderful pillowcase making videos!! Fantastic in every way!!!!
You are so welcome!
My nickname is Janni also (my full name is Janelle)! I’ve never seen anybody else with that nickname. 😊
Your tutorial was very thorough and clear to understand. My son is doing a project using pillowcases with a stuffed animal and a blanket in them for police officers to give to children in bad situations. I learned some new tricks for the serger from you, also. I really appreciate that.
Wonderful! Glad it was helpful.
What a lovely gift for those kids, so nice of you and your son to organise that. Well done.😉
Very easy, thanks Jan. ❤❤❤❤❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing the back stitch ability using a serger. I've always wondered how to do this.
You are so welcome.
I loved this video.. it's been a long time since I was actively sewing but this encourages me so much.. you do beautiful and professional work.. thank you
You are so welcome! Keep up the sewing
You did a great job on this tutorial. Very easy to follow. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
All day long I have had the urge to make some pillowcases but, my husband said I needed to let my shoulder heal a little more and Tuesday we could see how I feel. If the soreness is gone I can make pillowcases. Well after watching you I'm so excited to try your way I can hardly wait !! Tuesday can't come fast enough ! ❤❤❤ Thank you for this fun tutorial. 😊❤
You are so welcome. I hope you are able to sew again soon. Let me know how it goes. ❤
Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience .
I enjoyed watching your videos ❤️❤️
Thanks. You are so kind
I'm so glad I came across your channel. I love these pillowcases and the roll up method. I never thought about making such cute pillowcases and now I think everyone will get one! Your teaching is very thoroughly explained, and you have great ideas.
Thank you.
Wow, how impressive your sewing is" such presion " 🏆👍at times having the best of sewing machines helps one project, but those of you who are beginners or just don't have a machine, (hand sewing is always appreciated )😇👩🐕🛡️thank you for sharing.
So true!
Dog pillow is adorable. Thanks
You are so welcome
Great video. I'm a seamstress. You did a great job covering all the necessary details. Your video is inspiring too.
My grand daughter wants to learn to sew. She is a long way from here. I will send her this video.
Awesome! Thank you
I’m glad I came across this video. Your tips and instructions are great. I will save it, lest I forget. Thank you and God bless you!
Glad it was helpful! God bless you
Your videos are always so thorough! Thanks for keeping us sewing.
Thanks and you are so welcome
These would make cute gifts!
yes they do
Planning to make a pillowcase tomorrow with my 10 year old granddaughter! She loves learning to sew!
That is WONDERFUL. So good to hear of grandmas teaching their grand kids to sew. It's becoming a lost art. Keep at it!
Thank you for clear instructions. Making it easier for me to follow.😊
Glad it was helpful!
I cut my material with pinking shears that way the material does not fray. Thanks for sharing I loved the video.
Thank you!
Thank you so much! You made it easy to understand.
You're welcome!
Happy to find your channel! Loved the roll up method. I have to look for better “feel” material in the fabric shop. Thank you and please do some more things for beginners!
Glad you found me too! More beginner stuff on the way
Thank you much for this pillowcase sewing tutorial. Your sewing methodology is super quality very precise thorough and professional.
Thanks. You are so kind
Thank you for showing the 3 methods.
My pleasure
Wow, a new project for my overlocker. Many thanks from me in Auckland New Zealand xcx
You’re welcome 😊
What a great tutorial! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
You are so awesome..new to sewing and you have given me so much encouragement and Fun!!!
Wonderful!
I’ve made dozens of pillowcases as gifts but have only used the burrito method. I appreciate the tips & tricks! Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome!
I used to sew everything I mean everything!! Then I had to go to work full time and was just sewing just only now and again. I am now back to sewing again and loving every minute of it but I have learned it’s not like getting back up on a bicycle, at least not for me anyway lol. I love your tutorials. They are just so helpful!! Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful talent!
PS I can’t believe I forgot about french seams?!?! Thanks again!
Thanks. You are so kind!
Thank you for sharing, especially the hacks. Can't wait to make pillowcases the right way.
You are so welcome!
I love your pillowcase video
Thank you so much!
Great video. Timely, I am making pillow case for my QOV today. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent tutorial with different methods. Thank you.
You are welcome
This is a wonderful video in so many ways. Love the burrito method for enclosing the seams. Also the serger technique for making the threads neat at each end. I especially appreciate your concise instructions and your gentle presentation of the material without a lot of superfluous chat. The HSP in me is happy. I am making pillow cases for some loved ones for Christmas and will be using these techniques. Thank you
You are so welcome
Thanks great tutorial and loved your extra tips❤
You are so welcome!
Great information on these pillowcase variations. Thank you, Jan.
You are so welcome
Your tutorial is excellent 🎉 Thank for for this video.
I bought 2 yards of St.Patrick’s themed fabric last week to make 2 pillowcases. One for my great grandson and one for my daughter. I’ve made them in the past but this helps me not to think too much. 💜
Awesome. You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for sharing how to make pillow cases with a professional look!
You are so welcome
I loved your instructions, very clear and a variety of ways to accomplish the same goal. Thank you for providing the sewing guide pdf too.
You are so welcome!
I do have a question though, the measurements in the video don’t match the pdf chart, for example: standard size says 44x28 on pdf, but your instructions say 44x21. Thank you for any clarifications.
@@conniekline9881 thanks for reaching out. ***After sewing cuff to main piece, FOLD IN HALF AND CUT OFF EXCESS
FABRIC TO MEASURE 21” INCHES. So the initial cut is 28", and after you sew the cuff on, fold the fabric in half and measure the 21". I hope that makes sense.
You can also get the written instructions with photos here on my blog post. It may make more sense there. youmakeitsimple.com/2022/10/19/how-to-make-a-pillowcase-with-a-cuff-easy-burrito-method/
@@conniekline9881
Thanks for the great video. I had made pillowcases using all the methods in the past, however I have a date with my granddaughter to make some pillowcases, with and without contrasting cuffs. I thought if she watched YOUR video, she might be more prepared to sew the RIGHT way and not try shortcuts!! Thanks so much!
How fun! Glad it was helpful. Let me know how it goes. I'm glad you are teaching your granddaughter to sew.
Wow, you have a high quality of your sewing machine that makes your pillow cases beautiful. I like that.
Thanks
Interesting projects. Like the different versions to give options. Thank you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much . Your video was so detail and easy to understand.
Thank you!
I love this video, so satisfying to watch. You are so talented & thank you for sharing.💕
Thanks. You are so kind
Thank you so much for the burrito tutorial! :)
You are so welcome
Those decorative pillow cases are so very cute, thank you. I’m going to give them ago 😉
You’re welcome 😊 and you've got this. They are really fun to make.
I don't usually comment but I just have to say you are a great teacher. Thank you
You are very welcome Thanks. You are so kind!
Wonderful video. Thanks so much for the step-by-step instructions.
Thanks and you are so welcome
I'm just becoming obsessed with sewing and this video and the sound of your voice is so helpful! Im bout to start to make a halloween pillow and the pattern is opposite of the salvage so thank you for the 4th option.!!!!
Awesome. Glad you sewing and glad you found this vid helprul.
What a great video I just purchased fabric and will use it too make these pillow cases thank you
You are so welcome
Thank you for this video, Jan. You are an excellent instructor and communicator. I look forward to watching more of your projects and appreciate your tips along the way.
You are so welcome
Thank you so much, your instruction is easy to follow. Those pillow cases are so cute!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Really nice, thank you..I didn’t know about the roll n sewing every edge at once!!! Neat..thanks again
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much! First time watch your video, love the clear instructions and tips!
Thanks and you are so welcome
French seam is a great idea... Thank you!!
thank you, and you are so welcome
Terrific information.....I made my own pillow set of pillow cases twice now, but to make em' look spiffy, professional and using a "fancier fabric" I will try your teachings. I've always searched for "designer" type cases (to dress up my bed) but ...out of my reach dollar $$$ wise. Now I can have them !!!!! Thanks for sharing.....God bless
Wonderful! Gosh bless you
Jain just love your contrasting pillowcases. You have load me into making many as I have a lot of fabric stashed in my sewing room. Thank you so much for sharing. Wishing you all the best in health wealth and happiness and creativity always. Thank you very much from India, Delhi
You are so welcome
Love your videos. Will be making these with my granddaughter this weekend. 😊 she wants to do the apron too. Gotta get them while they are young. ❤😅
I love that you are teaching her how to sew. It really is a lost art that could bring so many of these kids some joy and value. You go girl!
Thank you for the great instructions!
You are so welcome!
You give us the greatest tips and tricks. I love it! Thank you
You are so welcome!
Jan, great demo. I'm making a quilts for two twin boys. I have some fabric leftover, and this will be a great guide for making pillowcases. A hot hemmer ruler is also a godsend for making even hems. I cut anti fatigue waffle mats to put under my machines to control vibration. They have the added benefit of serving as great pin cushions!
Great tips, thank you. I ordered the HOT HEMMER and love it! So glad you mentioned this!
@@JanHowell I also use this tool to get really crisp corners on my binding (I glue mine down prior to sewing)--that 45 degree line allows perfect alignment--puts a crisp edge for the 1/4" needle stop and a crisp edge on the foldback. Also, it works fantastic on FPP...it is thin and strong so paper folds easily and it works great with Add a Quarter Ruler. Love your channel.
Very impressed. I like how you making people to understand what you do. And it's cool. Every thing you said we can understand. So you will learn faster. That's good. Keep up ur work good educated videos.
I appreciate that!
Your instructions are excellent and very nice to understand.wish I had seen before
Glad it was helpful!
"headed" over to watch your bucket hat tut! sew much fun!
Wonderful, I hope you like it.
Game changing serger techniques!! Great description of burrito method here!!
Glad you liked it!
I am not a sewer,but I want to try this. Maybe good as Christmas gifts. I love it. Thank you for sharing.
You got this.
Your tags are super cute! Thank you, you are a great inspiration to all. Your pillow cases are super cute.
Thank you so much! You are so kind
Making pillowcases for local charities was so much fun for me and my hubby! Your video brings back fond memories. I use the burrito method (my fave method). Thanks for the serger tips that I will try.
You are so welcome.
Thank you. That was so nice to learn. Excited to try that.
Wonderful!
New subscriber watching from Leyte Philippines thank you for your tutorial how to make pillow cases
You are so welcome.
Found you on accident. So glad that I did. Will be watching more of your great tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing. 🤗🤗🤗
You are so welcome!
Exceptionally good video! Thanks for all the excellent tips!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is the best pillow case video! Thanks!
Wow, thank you!
thanks so much for sharing! my mom used to make my pillow cases as i only used cotton... now its my turn for myself... ;)
Wonderful!
Thank you for being so clear in your explanations. I want to get a head start on seasonal pillowcases for friends and family.
You are so welcome!