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I couldn’t be happier, I have never found a tutorial that doesn’t use a sewing machine, the instructions seem straightforward.. I can’t wait to try it ❤ ty ❤
This is great! I don’t have an iron, so I’ll have to skip the interfacing. I used to finish pillows like a Biscornu, but this looks so much quicker and cleaner, thank you!
Wish this had come out years ago. I made a little pillow for my son and all the videos that I found back then were machines or zippers. But I'm glad to know I did it mostly correct. 😌
Hi Susan, thanks so much for watching! We don’t carry sewing tools but if you search Point Turner & Creaser on Amazon, you will find a number on options 😊 the bamboo ones are very inexpensive, around £3! Happy stitching 🌸 Marie
I've been looking for ages for a tutorial like this that doesn't involve a sewing machine! Probably a very stupid question: is it necessary to do the iron on interfacing and the border strips? Or could you just stitch a design onto fabric and turn back the right way?
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I couldn’t be happier, I have never found a tutorial that doesn’t use a sewing machine, the instructions seem straightforward.. I can’t wait to try it ❤ ty ❤
Fantastic to hear! Thanks for watching :)
This is perfect! Exactly what I needed to turn my cross stitch into a pillow without a sewing machine! Can't wait to try it!
Have fun!
This is great! I don’t have an iron, so I’ll have to skip the interfacing. I used to finish pillows like a Biscornu, but this looks so much quicker and cleaner, thank you!
Thank you! I do my sewing by hand also. I do the interfacing on the back on the design but never thought to put the strips along the edge.
Thank you so much! I am a "no sewing machine" girl. Will definitely use this technique for finishing.
So glad you found it useful! ☺️
Thanks so much for watching 💕
Happy stitching, Marie
Thank you so much for teaching this technique. It looks like a fun and easy way to create a small pillow. I am going to try this technique.
Thanks so much for watching Peggy, I’m so glad it was helpful ☺️
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
Wish this had come out years ago. I made a little pillow for my son and all the videos that I found back then were machines or zippers. But I'm glad to know I did it mostly correct. 😌
Thanks so much Natasha, I too was missing a tutorial that doesn't require a sewing machine ☺
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
Fabulous Halloween littles 🎃🍁🪡🧵🌙🖤🧡🖤🧡🐈⬛⭐️🤠hello from TeXaS
Thank you so much for watching Carol ☺
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
I cannot wait to try this method to FFO several of my stitched pieces. Thank you!
I love this, thank you for sharing. X
Thanks so much for watching Sandra! ☺
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
Even tho I’m a quilter / sewer, this was a great video how too if a person didn’t want to drag out a machine. Thank yoe
Thank you so much for watching and for this lovely comment, I’m so happy this would work even for experienced quilters!! ☺️
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
This is fantastic - thank you so much!
Great information for finishing a pillow all by hand. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you ❤
Thanks so much for watching! ☺
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
That’s so cute❣️ Thanks for sharing. Art has no rules 😉 🙏🏽🙋🏻♀️👍🏽
So true! Thanks for watching :)
Love this. I can't sew this is perfect. Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for watching :)
This is very helpful for finishing smalls. Thanks! Do you sell the specific corner tool you mentioned?
Hi Susan, thanks so much for watching! We don’t carry sewing tools but if you search Point Turner & Creaser on Amazon, you will find a number on options 😊 the bamboo ones are very inexpensive, around £3!
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
I've been looking for ages for a tutorial like this that doesn't involve a sewing machine! Probably a very stupid question: is it necessary to do the iron on interfacing and the border strips? Or could you just stitch a design onto fabric and turn back the right way?