Dear Suzanne, Thank you so much for writing. I hope my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hello, Marlon, Thank you for writing. I retired six years ago, but I still thoroughly enjoy the craft. Hearing from folks like you really makes my day. I'd love to see some of your successes: if you'd like to share photos and/or construction details, please write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you again. Sincerely, Peg
Great video and so well explained. I made 3 large boxed cushions with piping for the first time, and they look great. Thank you so much, never too old to learn new things. Best video on TH-cam 😊
Hi, Lina, Thanks so much for writing. Congratulations on your box cushion success! These accomplishments are very gratifying. I agree: one is never too old to learn new things. I'm in my late 70's now and am still discovering new fabrication technics. I wish you continued success and enjoyment in all your life projects! Peg
Dear Kathleen, I am happy to hear that my little tutorial has inspired you to try your own project! As you go through the process I'd love to hear about it! I'm here to answer any questions you may have along the way. You can share details and photos at my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Happy Sewing, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Thanks very much Peg! I made my first pillows today (for inside) using videos from a different web site. Your videos are much clearer and I am confident I can complete the patio pillows I'm planning. With zippers and piping; thanks to you. I'm a novice and really appreciate having access to experts like you.
Margret L I'm glad your pillow project was a success! I'd love to see them all when you are done. If you'd like to share photos, please send them to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'm happy that my videos were helpful, but in the end, Margaret, it's you doing the work, seeing it through and building your confidence as a result. Bravo! Sincerely, Peg
Hello Peg, Thanks for the tutorial. Now I know how to sew a perfect corner without the bulk. I can't believe you made it so easy for us to follow and I can't wait to make some pillows! Thank you so much!!
Hi Amy, I'm looking forward to seeing the final results. If you'd like to share photos you can send them to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Thanks so much for your kind comments, Peg
Hi Peg ! I am on a marathon of all your videos I just love how clear and to the point your instructions are ! I am new at sewing, can't wait to make the box cushion !!! Please make more videos !!! Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you Peg for your easy instructional video on putting piping on a pillow and how to incorporate it all together. This was my first project and it turned out great with your detailed instructions. My friend will love the pillows. Can’t wait more more videos.
Dear Denise, Thank you so much for writing. I am glad my little video has inspired you to try your own piped pillow project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
thank you very much you helped me get a high score in textiles at school thank you so much for the clear instructions and for sharing your skills with all of us !!!!!
Peg, so professional, clear and well described - what an efficient, economical method. Loved your whole production, the focussed well-lit image, your clear reassuring voice. I'd feel confident to try this now. So many folks chunter on, but you planned and trimmed your script to the essentials. So clarifying, I've subscribed. Thanks!
walshamite Thank you for writing! Please stay in touch; I'd love to hear about your piping projects. You can write to me with details and photos at littlebug903@yahoo.com. Best wishes! Peg
Hello, JD. Thank you so much for writing. I hope my little videos have been helpful. I retired three years ago but I still enjoy the craft on a personal level. I also enjoy hearing from sewing enthusiasts like you; please stay in touch! Sincerely, Peg
I love piping on projects, just finishes it off in with a professional-looking style... you are a true professional; making that look super easy. Many thanks for a super tutorial... ;)
Newbie to the sewing game and deciding to take on some automotive upholstery for my first project. Probably a bit much for most but I’m a quick learner and a perfectionist. So glad I came across this video because hiding the original stitch in the piping I made myself was a little more than frustrating. Did this way and worked fantastic. Thanks a bunch!
Hi, I’m just a hobbyist sewing guy who got into it to sew cushions and canvas for my boats and Automotive Interiors on my Vintage SportsCars I am all self taught and enjoy watching videos for learning tips honestly watching videos makes it look way easier than it really is IMO
Hello, Craig, Thank you for writing and sharing your thoughts and experiences. Videos do tend to make any new process look easy. I imagine you can make your craft look easy, too. Self-taught individuals are fortunate to be driven by an inner force. Being open to someone else's process is humbling but necessary to improve. It sounds like you're on the right track. Best wishes for continuing success in your business! Sincerely, Peg
I love this method. Most others have the piping crossing over itself and I just felt like there had to be a better, more beautiful way...and this is it!
Thank you, Collette, for your kind comment. Occasionally I revert to the former method. I'm currently working on a large slipcover order using heavier upholstery fabric. By time I'm through I will have used 40-50 yards of piping. That can be very fatiguing after a while, so I decided to pre-sew my piping, which made the job faster and less tiring. I still like to join the piping ends by sewing them together: a little more time, but well worth the effort. I hope you will stay in touch. I'd love to hear about your piping projects. You can share photos and details in an email to littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hello, Thank you so much for writing. I hope my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Thank you! Under 5 minutes, and one of the best piping tutorials. Don't know how I got here, but on my way to dig out that cording to give it try...again :-)
Hello, Thank you for writing! I'm very happy to know this tutorial has helped you. Keep me posted on your piping project: I'd love to hear more! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hello, Sandra, thank you so much for your kind comment! I'd love to hear about your sewing projects. If you have photos to share, they can be sent to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Happy Sewing! Peg
This is so informative. Way easier than I have done in the past, I am now looking forward to a new pillow project instead of dreading it. Thanks for a great video that is concise yet short.
sharon Irons Dear Sharon, Thank you so much for writing! Whenever you finish that pillow please let me know. You can write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com with any questions or comments, and photos are welcomed. Please be sure to put something about "pillows" in your subject line. I look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely, Peg
Excellent! So you have a Juki, good to know. At some point when I have space and money I shall get one too. I never knew there was a special piping foot! Amazing.
Thank you Peg for your simple and very easy to follow tutorial. I have always been nervous about sewing with piping, until now. This was an excellent video.
Dear Toni, Thank you so much for writing. Your kind and thoughtful words are deeply appreciated. I hope you will stay in touch: I'd love to hear more about your piping project. You can write to me with details and/or questions and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
fabulous advice. great filming and very pleasant to watch. straight to the point and got right to it. Thanks so much. imma gonna go home and sew!! Thanks.
Hello, Linda, I'm very happy to hear that my little tutorial was helpful! It sounds like you have a good degree of sewing skills already so this little tip hopefully made your piping application go a little faster. If you have any other questions, or if you'd like to share photos of your project, please write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. Thanks again, Peg
Dear Saraswathi, Thank you so much for writing. I'm happy to hear that my little videos have been helpful. I wish you great sewing success! Sincerely, Peg
When I first watched this video and the 3 on sewing a pillow with piping and a zipper, I thought you made it look too easy. I was scared but it was easier than I had imagined. I have made 5 pillows in a week and they all came out great. I am a beginner sewer. The hardest part is cutting the fabric into a square. I love your videos. Thanks!
Thank you so much for writing. I hope my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Great video. You make everything seem easy. Thanks to your 'Little Striped Cushion' videos I covered and piped ten large cushions for my conservatory furniture. Keep up the good work! Thank you!
Hi, I just want to thank you. your videos have helped me immeasurably. I followed your striped cushion videos and this tutorial and was able to complete some pretty awesome floor cushions.
+Kim Gerry Hello, Kim, Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm so happy to hear my little tutorial has been helpful to you. I'd love to hear more about your floor cushions: you can write with details and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I hope to hear from you: Happy Sewing! Peg
Dear Donna, Thank you for your kind comment. If you've tried this technique on your own piping project, feel free to write to me with details and photos at littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you again. Sincerely, Peg www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Beth Upstill Hi Beth, I'm so glad my little tutorial is helpful; thank you so much for writing! I'd love to hear more about your pillow project; if you'd like to share photos and details, please write to my email address at littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely, Peg
Dear Karen, I hope my little tutorial has inspired you to try your own pillow project! As you go through the process I'd love to hear about it! I'm here to answer any questions you may have along the way. You can share details and photos at my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Happy Sewing, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Thank you, Peg, for your reply. I am working on box cushions with piping and, while I've done this type of project and pillows quite a few times, I have never been able to master the art of the piping join. I've watched other youTube videos, without success, but something about the way you shared your knowledge clicked with me. Your technique has also helped me to get the box sizing just perfect on this project. Thank you, again, I'll be happy to share some photos!
I sewed when I was a kid, and I only have the sewing machine my dad gave me for my 16th birthday. I love it, but it isn't nearly as smooth as that magic machine you have! I'm terrified to start an upholstery project, but may do so with the help of your videos!
Hello, Natalie, Thank you for writing! I'm glad you still have the machine that your dad gave you; often, the older machines can handle heavier fabrics very well. If you're not sure, take your machine into a repair shop for a thorough maintenance check. A clean and well oiled machine is a dream to sew with. Make sure you use the appropriate needles for the job you want to do. When you are ready, try making something simple (like this pillow) is a heavier fabric. I hope this advice is helpful. Please let me know how you are doing. You can write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Dear Lou, Thank you so much for writing. I glad to hear that my little video has inspired you to try your own cushion project. If you'd like to share details about your progress or ask questions, you can write to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hello, Morgan. Thanks so much for writing! I'm happy to hear that my little tutorial played a role in your piping success. If you'd like to share details or photos of your project, please write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. Thanks again, Peg
Wow, love this video! I'm new to sewing and am making a nursery bedding set for my daughter, who is due with her first child in April. I will be using this application for piping, thanks so much!
Thank you so very much! I was doing piping on a cushion today & realized with a bit of panic that I had no idea how I was going to handle the corners! And now, thanks to you, I do! I have subscribed so I don't find myself in any other messes down the line! ♥
Gingerjake2 Hello, Ginger! I'm so glad this tutorial was helpful. I'd love to see your finished project. If you care to share photos and details, please write to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Otherwise, I'm here for you whenever the little "messes" should occur! Sincerely, Peg
Thanks Peg. It definitely was a help as I said. It's funny what you will forget over time & I just sat there staring at the piping & thinking 'I know this'...but it wasn't coming...lol! I will definitely show you the cushions once done. I normally make classic teddy bears etc, but they don't require piping...huh!
What a fantastic tutorial! Thanks so much for making it. Subscribed! Haven't used a sewing machine in years and I was given a beautiful new Singer as a wedding present - can't wait to use it! Thanks again for these great videos!
Hi Noma, Congratulations on your new marriage! Getting a new sewing machine is wonderful, especially for home decor sewing. So many lovely things can be made that are actually fairly simple to do. Please stay in touch; I'd love to hear about your first project! Sincerely, Peg
Linda Cunningham Hi, Linda, Thank you for your kind comment! I hope you'll give this a try and get back to me on the results. I'd love to hear from you again. If you prefer, you can send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Thank you, Peg! This looks like a commercial technique? Clearly explained, beautifully shot, and like BrendaV, I feel like "I can DO this!" now. happy new year!
+Kathleen Wells Hi Kathleen, I'm so glad to hear that my little tutorial has been helpful. Please stay in touch: I'd love to hear more about your sewing projects. Thanks so much for your kind words. Sincerely, Peg
Hello, Celine, Thanks so much for your kind comment. Many of my viewers have requested a complete pillows tutorial; it's in process! Hang in there with me: it's been a very busy season in the Little Bug workroom. Sincerely, Peg
Wow! This is so much easier than 1. sew the piping closed, 2. baste into place 3. sew into place. I think I'll be taking on more piping projects now that I've found this.
Deanna Garneau Hi, Deanna, Thank you for your kind comment! I'm so glad my little tutorial was helpful. Please keep me in mind when you start that next piping project. I'd love to hear about it. You can send details and photos to my email address littlebug903@yahoo.com. Happy Sewing! Peg
That's wonderful, Helena! Thanks so much for letting me know about your success. If you'd like to share photos of your finished piped project, feel free to send them to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to see it! Peg
Dear Nancy, Thank you so much for writing. I glad my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hi Peg, thank you for taking the time to make this wonderful tutorial! My question is how I would join a 2nd piece of fabric to this to create an ottoman cover? I have always learned to pin the cover inside out- but how would I join the side fabric for including piping using your method inside out? Thank you again, Merry Christmas!
This is a fantastic idea! I can't believe I never thought of that. I do have those extra stitches that show whenever I do cording so this is a great preventative measure. Thanks! It was a very relaxing video too!
Hi Peg: I did my first piping project using your video. It came out great. Okay, it took about 10 minutes to go all around the project (I made an ottoman cover) because I took my time. But it was worth the effort! Thanks again!
Geodessia Gallant Thank you for writing! I'm glad my little tutorial was helpful. I'd love to hear more about your piping project. Feel free to keep me updated at littlebug903@yahoo.com. If you have any questions, let me know; I'm here for you. Sincerely, Peg
@@teresapadrutt9321 Thanks so much, Teresa! There’s so many ways of doing something; this is just my take on it. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Happy sewing, Peg. PS: My husband gave me that ring for my 60th Birthday when we were in Singapore. I love it, too.
Hi Peg, Thanks for a wonderful tutorial!!! I'm working on some pillows with some piping as well as thick two layered throw blanket for the end of my bed with piping as well!! You really helped me to visualized it now!! Love it!! Blessings!!
Hi Lori, Your project sounds lovely! Bedding can be especially challenging due to the amount of yardage involved. I'd love to see photos when you're done. My email address is: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Best wishes! Peg
Thanks so much for this tutorial! Very easy to understand and this (along with the piped pillow series) helped me nail my first piped pillows (or piped anything for that matter).
Dear Katja, Thank you for writing! I am happy to hear that my little tutorials have been helpful. I'd love to hear about your piped pillows! You can share details and photos at my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Happy Sewing, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hello, David. Thank you so much for writing; greetings back to you from the Pacific Northwest! I hope my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hello Peg, your welcome, and I will send pictures, I was going to go down what seems to be the standard route, but your method makes perfect sense. Hey! The Pacific Northwest, that sounds amazing! David
Jean, Thanks for letting me know how this worked for you! Including the boxing in the process is a real time saver; I can't seem to get as neat a result, so I sew the boxing on last. Whatever the process, it's always helpful to try alternatives! Happy Sewing, Peg
Hi! Thanks for writing. The way I see it, "perfect" is over-rated. Nothing I've ever done has been perfect, but I've enjoyed the process all the same. Keep experimenting! If you run into trouble, please know that I am here. Sincerely, Peg
Hello, KA. I'm happy to hear that my little tutorial played a role in your sewing success! If you have any questions, please let me know. I'm here for you. Sincerely, Peg
+kay gauntt Hi Kay, Thanks for writing! If you're working on a project with piping, I'd love to hear about it. You can write and send photos to littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Very good tutorial - I am new at this, and you have made this very easy to follow. You bet out Babylock demo I just watched, and still did not know how to do it after she completed. So Thank You
Marilyn Trent Hi Marilyn, thank you for writing! I really appreciate your kind comments. Whenever you start this project yourself, please let me know how you're doing. You can write and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Please put "How to sew a Pillow" in the subject line. Thanks again, Peg
+Frances Williams Hello, Frances, If this tutorial has inspired you to create a new piping project, please let me know. I'd love to hear about it. You can write and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Thanks for the video, Peg, I learned a lot! I'm trying to make a BBQ cover with an elastic cord around the bottom edge + cord lock so that I can draw it tight. I am hoping this piping method will work but I don't know if I will have the right pressure foot or not. If anyone has advice, I appreciate it.
Thank you so much for writing, b3hro57! I'm happy to hear that my little tutorial has Inspired you to try making a BBQ cover. I'd love to know how it turns out. You can share photos and construction details in an email to littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you again. Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Thanks, Peg. The BBQ arrives next week and the fabric, elastic cord, etc were all also ordered online so I'm just doing info-gathering prep right now. I hope to have everything finished by the end of June.
Dear Normal, Thank you so much for writing. Your kind and thoughtful words are deeply appreciated. I hope you will stay in touch: I'd love to hear more about your sewing projects. You can write to me and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
So glad you like this one, Karen! I'd love to see your project using this technique. If you'd like to share photos, please feel free to send them to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Hi Cathy, I use 5/16" cording most of the time, but any size up to 1/2" can be used on a throw pillow. Even larger sizes can be used, but one would consider proportion as an important element. I've used smaller sizes as well, but 5/16" is what I keep in stock for slipcovers, pillows and cushion work. Thanks for writing! Peg
Thanks for these comments! I have used a welting foot (or "channel" foot) in videos in the past. I found that not all home sewers (my target audience) were able to find this foot for their machines. You are right, though: the welt foot provides a tighter stitch especially with upholstery fabrics.
Thank you for the great video Peg. Very clear and informative. I am new to sewing and would have loved to see how you would then finish the project by sewing the two pieces of the cushion together?
+Engela Ellis Hi, Engela, thanks for writing; your kind words are appreciated! I have a three part tutorial on assembling a pillow with piping. th-cam.com/video/cGklGFIhKQI/w-d-xo.html. Give it a try and let me know your thoughts. You can write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Peg
I've been sewing for 50 years and I learned something new in this tutorial!
Dear Suzanne, Thank you so much for writing. I hope my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
I watch this one again and again, every time I do a new project. You're the best, Peg!
Hello, Marlon, Thank you for writing. I retired six years ago, but I still thoroughly enjoy the craft. Hearing from folks like you really makes my day. I'd love to see some of your successes: if you'd like to share photos and/or construction details, please write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you again. Sincerely, Peg
This is the BEST tutorial for piping on TH-cam !
You make it look so easy.
Great video and so well explained. I made 3 large boxed cushions with piping for the first time, and they look great. Thank you so much, never too old to learn new things. Best video on TH-cam 😊
Hi, Lina, Thanks so much for writing. Congratulations on your box cushion success! These accomplishments are very gratifying. I agree: one is never too old to learn new things. I'm in my late 70's now and am still discovering new fabrication technics. I wish you continued success and enjoyment in all your life projects! Peg
Very nice video. In this I learned how to sew piping. Thanks for teaching how to sew piping in this video.
Thank you for writing, Sachin Saini. I'm happy to hear that my little tutorial was helpful. I wish you the best, Peg
@@PegBakerSlipcovers thank you so much mam
Hi, Peg: My daughter asked me to sew new slip covers for her banquette. Watching this makes me feel a lot more confident!
Dear Kathleen, I am happy to hear that my little tutorial has inspired you to try your own project! As you go through the process I'd love to hear about it! I'm here to answer any questions you may have along the way. You can share details and photos at my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Happy Sewing, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Your good upholstery work I like 👍 because I am also sofamaker upholsterer
Thank you!
Thanks very much Peg! I made my first pillows today (for inside) using videos from a different web site. Your videos are much clearer and I am confident I can complete the patio pillows I'm planning. With zippers and piping; thanks to you. I'm a novice and really appreciate having access to experts like you.
Margret L I'm glad your pillow project was a success! I'd love to see them all when you are done. If you'd like to share photos, please send them to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'm happy that my videos were helpful, but in the end, Margaret, it's you doing the work, seeing it through and building your confidence as a result. Bravo! Sincerely, Peg
Hello Peg, Thanks for the tutorial. Now I know how to sew a perfect corner without the bulk. I can't believe you made it so easy for us to follow and I can't wait to make some pillows! Thank you so much!!
Hi Amy, I'm looking forward to seeing the final results. If you'd like to share photos you can send them to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Thanks so much for your kind comments, Peg
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Hi Peg ! I am on a marathon of all your videos I just love how clear and to the point your instructions are ! I am new at sewing, can't wait to make the box cushion !!! Please make more videos !!! Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you Peg for your easy instructional video on putting piping on a pillow and how to incorporate it all together. This was my first project and it turned out great with your detailed instructions. My friend will love the pillows. Can’t wait more more videos.
Dear Denise, Thank you so much for writing. I am glad my little video has inspired you to try your own piped pillow project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
thank you very much you helped me get a high score in textiles at school thank you so much for the clear instructions and for sharing your skills with all of us !!!!!
Peg, so professional, clear and well described - what an efficient, economical method. Loved your whole production, the focussed well-lit image, your clear reassuring voice. I'd feel confident to try this now. So many folks chunter on, but you planned and trimmed your script to the essentials. So clarifying, I've subscribed. Thanks!
walshamite Thank you for writing! Please stay in touch; I'd love to hear about your piping projects. You can write to me with details and photos at littlebug903@yahoo.com. Best wishes! Peg
Great tutorial with smooth, clear,, easy instruction & great background music, too.
Thanks!
Hello, JD. Thank you so much for writing. I hope my little videos have been helpful. I retired three years ago but I still enjoy the craft on a personal level. I also enjoy hearing from sewing enthusiasts like you; please stay in touch! Sincerely, Peg
Peg, your video presentation voice and steps led me through a pillow project perfectly.... And I haven't sewn in years. The piping looks perfect. Ty!
Thank you for showing how to do this properly. You are a wonderful seamstress and I so appreciate learning from pro like you!
I love piping on projects, just finishes it off in with a professional-looking style... you are a true professional; making that look super easy. Many thanks for a super tutorial... ;)
Newbie to the sewing game and deciding to take on some automotive upholstery for my first project. Probably a bit much for most but I’m a quick learner and a perfectionist. So glad I came across this video because hiding the original stitch in the piping I made myself was a little more than frustrating. Did this way and worked fantastic. Thanks a bunch!
Hi, I’m just a hobbyist sewing guy who got into it to sew cushions and canvas for my boats and Automotive Interiors on my Vintage SportsCars I am all self taught and enjoy watching videos for learning tips honestly watching videos makes it look way easier than it really is IMO
Hello, Craig, Thank you for writing and sharing your thoughts and experiences. Videos do tend to make any new process look easy. I imagine you can make your craft look easy, too. Self-taught individuals are fortunate to be driven by an inner force. Being open to someone else's process is humbling but necessary to improve. It sounds like you're on the right track. Best wishes for continuing success in your business! Sincerely, Peg
I love this method. Most others have the piping crossing over itself and I just felt like there had to be a better, more beautiful way...and this is it!
Thank you, Collette, for your kind comment. Occasionally I revert to the former method. I'm currently working on a large slipcover order using heavier upholstery fabric. By time I'm through I will have used 40-50 yards of piping. That can be very fatiguing after a while, so I decided to pre-sew my piping, which made the job faster and less tiring. I still like to join the piping ends by sewing them together: a little more time, but well worth the effort.
I hope you will stay in touch. I'd love to hear about your piping projects. You can share photos and details in an email to littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
This is the best video I have seen how to stitch cushion covers! Thank you.
Hello, Thank you so much for writing. I hope my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Thank you! Under 5 minutes, and one of the best piping tutorials. Don't know how I got here, but on my way to dig out that cording to give it try...again :-)
Hello, Thank you for writing! I'm very happy to know this tutorial has helped you. Keep me posted on your piping project: I'd love to hear more! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Excellent video, instructions are easy to understand & the close up is very well done. Nice voice too! Thank you very much!
Hello, Sandra, thank you so much for your kind comment! I'd love to hear about your sewing projects. If you have photos to share, they can be sent to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Happy Sewing! Peg
Your method is precise and professional... worth working on. thank you.
Wow! How simple a concept and a really great idea! Thank you for sharing this.
Dear Cathy, Thank you for writing! I'm happy to hear that my little tutorial was helpful. Sincerely, Peg
WOW! This looks great! Thank you! I am doing piping for the first time and this method will certainly save time!
This is so informative. Way easier than I have done in the past, I am now looking forward to a new pillow project instead of dreading it. Thanks for a great video that is concise yet short.
sharon Irons Dear Sharon, Thank you so much for writing! Whenever you finish that pillow please let me know. You can write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com with any questions or comments, and photos are welcomed. Please be sure to put something about "pillows" in your subject line. I look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely, Peg
Excellent! So you have a Juki, good to know. At some point when I have space and money I shall get one too. I never knew there was a special piping foot! Amazing.
+Lass-in Angeles I've had several different machines over my career, but I really like this Juki DDL-8700.
Thank you Peg for your simple and very easy to follow tutorial. I have always been nervous about sewing with piping, until now. This was an excellent video.
Dear Toni, Thank you so much for writing. Your kind and thoughtful words are deeply appreciated. I hope you will stay in touch: I'd love to hear more about your piping project. You can write to me with details and/or questions and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
fabulous advice. great filming and very pleasant to watch. straight to the point and got right to it. Thanks so much. imma gonna go home and sew!! Thanks.
Hi Peg, Wonderfully explained tutorial. This will definitely help me with my patio cushion project. Thanks Again!!
Hi Lynn, Thanks so much for writing! Keep me posted on your progress; I look forward to hearing more. Sincerely, Peg
So simple! My first attempt looks very professional. Thanks for your instructions!
Hello, Linda, I'm very happy to hear that my little tutorial was helpful! It sounds like you have a good degree of sewing skills already so this little tip hopefully made your piping application go a little faster. If you have any other questions, or if you'd like to share photos of your project, please write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. Thanks again, Peg
That was marvelous!!! Easy to understand and utilize. God Bless.
The best and neatest video on piping..the finish is perfect even for beginners
Dear Saraswathi, Thank you so much for writing. I'm happy to hear that my little videos have been helpful. I wish you great sewing success! Sincerely, Peg
I thought it would be hard to do the piping but you made it so easy to understand, thank you for sharing!!
oceanoxygen It's good to hear from you; thanks so much!
Your tutorials are the best, please make more! Can`t wait to try this.
When I first watched this video and the 3 on sewing a pillow with piping and a zipper, I thought you made it look too easy. I was scared but it was easier than I had imagined. I have made 5 pillows in a week and they all came out great. I am a beginner sewer. The hardest part is cutting the fabric into a square. I love your videos. Thanks!
Nice job peg. Easy to follow, with flawless results.
Thank you so much for writing. I hope my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Great video. You make everything seem easy. Thanks to your 'Little Striped Cushion' videos I covered and piped ten large cushions for my conservatory furniture. Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Your tutorial is one of the best I have seen on this subject. Thank you very, very much!
Hi, I just want to thank you. your videos have helped me immeasurably. I followed your striped cushion videos and this tutorial and was able to complete some pretty awesome floor cushions.
+Kim Gerry Hello, Kim, Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm so happy to hear my little tutorial has been helpful to you. I'd love to hear more about your floor cushions: you can write with details and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I hope to hear from you: Happy Sewing! Peg
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I'll try your method today. Greetings from Orange County, CA
Excellent tutorial Peg! Thank you! Love that machine!!😍
Dear Donna, Thank you for your kind comment. If you've tried this technique on your own piping project, feel free to write to me with details and photos at littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you again. Sincerely, Peg www.littlebugslipcovers.com
I'm piping my pillow as I'm watching your video! Love it!
Beth Upstill Hi Beth, I'm so glad my little tutorial is helpful; thank you so much for writing! I'd love to hear more about your pillow project; if you'd like to share photos and details, please write to my email address at littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely, Peg
Totally excited to try this method. Seems so easy and nice looking. I like how you joined the seams too. Wish me luck.
purpleone11 Best wishes to you on this project. If you have any questions about the tutorial, please write to me. I'm here for you! Sincerely, Peg
Thanks for this video. I finally have a clear understanding of how to cleanly join and finish piping ends.
Dear Karen, I hope my little tutorial has inspired you to try your own pillow project! As you go through the process I'd love to hear about it! I'm here to answer any questions you may have along the way. You can share details and photos at my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Happy Sewing, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Thank you, Peg, for your reply. I am working on box cushions with piping and, while I've done this type of project and pillows quite a few times, I have never been able to master the art of the piping join. I've watched other youTube videos, without success, but something about the way you shared your knowledge clicked with me. Your technique has also helped me to get the box sizing just perfect on this project. Thank you, again, I'll be happy to share some photos!
That's wonderful, Karen! I look forward to seeing those photos!
Really like this technique of sewing the piping. Thank you!
Hi, Kathy, Thanks for your kind comment. Every sewist has their favorite methods: this one just happens to work for me. :-) Happy Sewing! Peg
Oh my gosh, you are so good at this.....I DO NOT plan to do that heavy work, you are amazing ! Thank you for sharing...
I sewed when I was a kid, and I only have the sewing machine my dad gave me for my 16th birthday. I love it, but it isn't nearly as smooth as that magic machine you have! I'm terrified to start an upholstery project, but may do so with the help of your videos!
Hello, Natalie, Thank you for writing! I'm glad you still have the machine that your dad gave you; often, the older machines can handle heavier fabrics very well. If you're not sure, take your machine into a repair shop for a thorough maintenance check. A clean and well oiled machine is a dream to sew with. Make sure you use the appropriate needles for the job you want to do. When you are ready, try making something simple (like this pillow) is a heavier fabric. I hope this advice is helpful. Please let me know how you are doing. You can write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Thank you so much! Very well demonstrated. I feel confident now that I can start my cushion project.
Dear Lou, Thank you so much for writing. I glad to hear that my little video has inspired you to try your own cushion project. If you'd like to share details about your progress or ask questions, you can write to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
You make it so easy to understand... thanks for making my first piping project a success!
Hello, Morgan. Thanks so much for writing! I'm happy to hear that my little tutorial played a role in your piping success. If you'd like to share details or photos of your project, please write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. Thanks again, Peg
Thanks for this tutorial- love your clear instructions!
borderlandsfrontera You are very welcomed! Thank YOU for writing to let me know; it's a great feeling! Peg
Wow, love this video! I'm new to sewing and am making a nursery bedding set for my daughter, who is due with her first child in April. I will be using this application for piping, thanks so much!
Thank you, Katharine, for your comment and congratulations on your new grandchild!
So glad l found your tutorial very easy to follow thank you
OMGOSH, you are the best! Wow, That was so professional. Thank you, thank you that was a great video.
Thank you so very much! I was doing piping on a cushion today & realized with a bit of panic that I had no idea how I was going to handle the corners! And now, thanks to you, I do! I have subscribed so I don't find myself in any other messes down the line! ♥
Gingerjake2 Hello, Ginger! I'm so glad this tutorial was helpful. I'd love to see your finished project. If you care to share photos and details, please write to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Otherwise, I'm here for you whenever the little "messes" should occur! Sincerely, Peg
Thanks Peg. It definitely was a help as I said. It's funny what you will forget over time & I just sat there staring at the piping & thinking 'I know this'...but it wasn't coming...lol! I will definitely show you the cushions once done. I normally make classic teddy bears etc, but they don't require piping...huh!
What a fantastic tutorial! Thanks so much for making it. Subscribed! Haven't used a sewing machine in years and I was given a beautiful new Singer as a wedding present - can't wait to use it! Thanks again for these great videos!
Hi Noma, Congratulations on your new marriage! Getting a new sewing machine is wonderful, especially for home decor sewing. So many lovely things can be made that are actually fairly simple to do. Please stay in touch; I'd love to hear about your first project! Sincerely, Peg
Okay, Peg,thank you for that bit of information on that machine, I'll be on the lookout, have a wonderful holiday season.
+Maggie Swain Best wishes to you, too, Maggie!
Never thought of an all in one method, makes so much more sense
Hi Louise, Thanks so much for writing. When you get a chance to try this, let me know how it worked for you. I'd love to hear from you, Peg.
Ive never tried piping before but you've certainly made it look easy. Thank you.
Linda Cunningham Hi, Linda, Thank you for your kind comment! I hope you'll give this a try and get back to me on the results. I'd love to hear from you again. If you prefer, you can send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Thank you, Peg!
This looks like a commercial technique? Clearly explained, beautifully shot, and like BrendaV, I feel like "I can DO this!" now.
happy new year!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. You are an excellent teacher!
+Kathleen Wells Hi Kathleen, I'm so glad to hear that my little tutorial has been helpful. Please stay in touch: I'd love to hear more about your sewing projects. Thanks so much for your kind words. Sincerely, Peg
Very interesting and well explained. I just wish you would have continues the project and shown how you saw the other side of the cushion
Hello, Celine, Thanks so much for your kind comment. Many of my viewers have requested a complete pillows tutorial; it's in process! Hang in there with me: it's been a very busy season in the Little Bug workroom. Sincerely, Peg
Wow! This is so much easier than 1. sew the piping closed, 2. baste into place 3. sew into place. I think I'll be taking on more piping projects now that I've found this.
Deanna Garneau Hi, Deanna, Thank you for your kind comment! I'm so glad my little tutorial was helpful. Please keep me in mind when you start that next piping project. I'd love to hear about it. You can send details and photos to my email address littlebug903@yahoo.com. Happy Sewing! Peg
Peg, you inspired me to put piping in the dress I made for ou new goddauggter. Thank you! I would love to show you my first time. :)
Deanna Garneau Wonderful, Deanna! I look forward to seeing that dress; I'm sure it's precious! Sincerely, Peg
Thank you. My first attempt at piping turned out beautifully thanks to your great instructions. ❤️
That's wonderful, Helena! Thanks so much for letting me know about your success. If you'd like to share photos of your finished piped project, feel free to send them to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to see it! Peg
This is SO smart! Thank you for your lesson and taking the time to make this video!
I'm happy to be of assistance! Thanks so much!
Grreat video-I've been sewing for years & your method is the easiest & quick-like, why didn't I learn this before? Thnks
Dear Nancy, Thank you so much for writing. I glad my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hi Peg, thank you for taking the time to make this wonderful tutorial! My question is how I would join a 2nd piece of fabric to this to create an ottoman cover? I have always learned to pin the cover inside out- but how would I join the side fabric for including piping using your method inside out? Thank you again, Merry Christmas!
Instablaster...
I feel so confident about doing this now as to maybe about 5 minutes ago when I thought I could never do this.
Thank you so much for the tutorial. You make it look so easy, I hope I can do it.
This is a fantastic idea! I can't believe I never thought of that. I do have those extra stitches that show whenever I do cording so this is a great preventative measure. Thanks! It was a very relaxing video too!
Thanks! Great and easy technique I needed this afternoon for my pillows!
Hi Peg: I did my first piping project using your video. It came out great. Okay, it took about 10 minutes to go all around the project (I made an ottoman cover) because I took my time. But it was worth the effort! Thanks again!
I'm glad I found this video first before I tried piping, thanks for the vid tutorial!
Geodessia Gallant Thank you for writing! I'm glad my little tutorial was helpful. I'd love to hear more about your piping project. Feel free to keep me updated at littlebug903@yahoo.com. If you have any questions, let me know; I'm here for you. Sincerely, Peg
Thank you so much for sharing this awesome tip with us all. Cannot wait to try it!
Thanks for your kind comment, Kitty! I'd love to hear from you after you've finished your project. Best wishes, Peg
Great tutorial. Now I just have to do it. BTW I love your ring!
@@teresapadrutt9321 Thanks so much, Teresa! There’s so many ways of doing something; this is just my take on it. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Happy sewing, Peg. PS: My husband gave me that ring for my 60th Birthday when we were in Singapore. I love it, too.
Very valuable and straight forward advice. Thank You.
Hi Peg, Thanks for a wonderful tutorial!!! I'm working on some pillows with some piping as well as thick two layered throw blanket for the end of my bed with piping as well!! You really helped me to visualized it now!! Love it!! Blessings!!
Hi Lori, Your project sounds lovely! Bedding can be especially challenging due to the amount of yardage involved. I'd love to see photos when you're done. My email address is: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Best wishes! Peg
@@PegBakerSlipcovers can I add it to a pocket
Thanks so much for this tutorial! Very easy to understand and this (along with the piped pillow series) helped me nail my first piped pillows (or piped anything for that matter).
Dear Katja, Thank you for writing! I am happy to hear that my little tutorials have been helpful. I'd love to hear about your piped pillows! You can share details and photos at my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Happy Sewing, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Great demonstration .Thank you. Blessings.
That was very helpful, thank you. Greetings from Scotland
Hello, David. Thank you so much for writing; greetings back to you from the Pacific Northwest! I hope my little video has inspired you to try your own piping project. Please stay in touch and share your experiences. You can write to my email address with details and photos: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I'd love to hear from you! Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Hello Peg, your welcome, and I will send pictures, I was going to go down what seems to be the standard route, but your method makes perfect sense. Hey! The Pacific Northwest, that sounds amazing!
David
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing, Peg.
Jean, Thanks for letting me know how this worked for you! Including the boxing in the process is a real time saver; I can't seem to get as neat a result, so I sew the boxing on last. Whatever the process, it's always helpful to try alternatives! Happy Sewing, Peg
This is awesome! I’m not advanced enough to get it perfect, but I’ll be experimenting!
Hi! Thanks for writing. The way I see it, "perfect" is over-rated. Nothing I've ever done has been perfect, but I've enjoyed the process all the same. Keep experimenting! If you run into trouble, please know that I am here. Sincerely, Peg
So thorough and helpful! Thank you!
Hello, KA. I'm happy to hear that my little tutorial played a role in your sewing success! If you have any questions, please let me know. I'm here for you. Sincerely, Peg
Really great tutorial, Peg! I will use this technique tomorrow! Thank you so much.
great video! I'm hoping to do some beautiful and professional-looking slip covers for the cushions on my patio furniture and thought of adding piping
love the piping tip. want to see more-becoming a subscriber.
+kay gauntt Hi Kay, Thanks for writing! If you're working on a project with piping, I'd love to hear about it. You can write and send photos to littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Thank so much. I am hoping to give this method a try this coming weekend.
Very good tutorial - I am new at this, and you have made this very easy to follow.
You bet out Babylock demo I just watched, and still did not know how to do it after she completed. So Thank You
Marilyn Trent Hi Marilyn, thank you for writing! I really appreciate your kind comments. Whenever you start this project yourself, please let me know how you're doing. You can write and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Please put "How to sew a Pillow" in the subject line. Thanks again, Peg
Such an easy way to do piping! Thanks!!
+Frances Williams Hello, Frances, If this tutorial has inspired you to create a new piping project, please let me know. I'd love to hear about it. You can write and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Thanks for the video, Peg, I learned a lot!
I'm trying to make a BBQ cover with an elastic cord around the bottom edge + cord lock so that I can draw it tight. I am hoping this piping method will work but I don't know if I will have the right pressure foot or not. If anyone has advice, I appreciate it.
Thank you so much for writing, b3hro57! I'm happy to hear that my little tutorial has Inspired you to try making a BBQ cover. I'd love to know how it turns out. You can share photos and construction details in an email to littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you again. Sincerely, Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
I usually sew in the casing, then thread the elastic through. Let me know if this is helpful. Best advice: keep it simple. Peg
Thanks, Peg. The BBQ arrives next week and the fabric, elastic cord, etc were all also ordered online so I'm just doing info-gathering prep right now. I hope to have everything finished by the end of June.
I imagine you'll have it all under control, but just in case, know that I am here for you if you run into trouble. Sincerely, Peg
Wonderful clear instructions. Thank you.
You are most welcomed, Bill. Your kind comment is sincerely appreciated! Peg
thank you. That was very simply explained and helpful.
Dear Normal,
Thank you so much for writing. Your kind and thoughtful words are deeply appreciated. I hope you will stay in touch: I'd love to hear more about your sewing projects. You can write to me and send photos to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Peg. www.littlebugslipcovers.com
Fabulous way and so easy too. Thanks Peg😊
So glad you like this one, Karen! I'd love to see your project using this technique. If you'd like to share photos, please feel free to send them to my email address: littlebug903@yahoo.com. Sincerely, Peg
Hi Cathy, I use 5/16" cording most of the time, but any size up to 1/2" can be used on a throw pillow. Even larger sizes can be used, but one would consider proportion as an important element. I've used smaller sizes as well, but 5/16" is what I keep in stock for slipcovers, pillows and cushion work. Thanks for writing! Peg
Thanks for these comments! I have used a welting foot (or "channel" foot) in videos in the past. I found that not all home sewers (my target audience) were able to find this foot for their machines. You are right, though: the welt foot provides a tighter stitch especially with upholstery fabrics.
Wish I would have watched this two days ago!!! Thank you
It's never too late! Give it a try on your next project and let me know how it goes. Thanks so much for writing! Peg
Great tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
FABULOUS! you make the best sewing videos
Thank you for the great video Peg. Very clear and informative. I am new to sewing and would have loved to see how you would then finish the project by sewing the two pieces of the cushion together?
+Engela Ellis Hi, Engela, thanks for writing; your kind words are appreciated! I have a three part tutorial on assembling a pillow with piping. th-cam.com/video/cGklGFIhKQI/w-d-xo.html. Give it a try and let me know your thoughts. You can write to me at littlebug903@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Peg
+Peg Baker Thank you very much for your response and link to the tutorial Peg! I found it most helpful :)