When you need a fast and easy way to update your bed linens, a set of new pillowcases is the perfect place to start. Whether it’s your own room or you’re getting ready for guests, you can whip up a very pretty pillowcase set in no time at all. This project features a design that
Cuddle up with a snuggly hand-tied blanket and matching closed-end pillowcase. Both elements are beginner friendly with useful techniques to learn, like how to hand-tie and how to create the overlapping ends of a pillowcase.
A set of pillowcases is a fast and easy project anyone can do. Special touches make them stand out from store bought. These pretty cases feature deep ruffled borders and dainty bows; a sweet look to freshen up a room.
Keep a stark white pillow from showing along the end of a pretty pillowcase. This envelope style closure also helps keep the pillow from slipping out of an open end. Make it stay – and hide it away! The steps are fast and easy.
Give your bed linens a luxury update. These lovely pillowcases combine the silkiness of satin with the pretty softness of printed flannel. An easy roll-and-turn construction method creates finished seams inside and out.
Add a little holiday cheer by changing out your pillowcases. It’s fast, easy, and inexpensive. Our instructions show how to make two standard cases using just 1½ yards of main fabric and ½ yard of trim fabric.
Whether traveling or staying home for the holidays, kids will love crashing near the Christmas tree in this cozy sleepover bag and matching pillowcase made in pretty holiday flannel and cotton. It’s big, but it’s not complex.
Looking for a clever way to wake up the snappy dresser in your life: our “well-suited” pillowcases in soft, garment style flannels might be just the thing. The “shirt front” accent at the trim’s center features mini pleats and buttons.
Looking for a Halloween pillow pal? How about a full size body pillow – maybe one that glows in the dark?! We used an envelope style closure for the bottom opening that hides the end of the pillow inside a hemmed pocket.
When it comes to instant gratification, it’s hard to beat the pillowcase. A crisp, new pillowcase immediately brightens up your bed linens. It’s quick and fun to make them for all kinds of special occasions. These are reversible!
Cotton sheets are crisp and clean and launder beautifully, but they can feel cool on baby’s cheeks. Sometimes it’s nice to switch up to a soft fleece to help your little one drift off to dreamland in warm and cozy comfort.
Fast and easy, new pillowcases are a great way to freshen bed linens for Summer guests. Have fun selecting three pretty prints for each pillowcase: one for the body, one for the narrow flange, and one for the pleated cuff.
Pillowcases are the #1 project for beginning sewers. We’ve designed a coordinated set of shams and cases, both of which are sized to fit standard bed pillows (20” x 26”). This article includes the steps for the pillowcases with their bold floral fabric, and featuring pretty bow closures and peek-a-boo facings in gingham to match
Freshen up your bedroom or a guest room with a set of beautiful bed linens. We’ve designed a coordinated set of shams and pillowcases, both of which are sized to fit standard bed pillows (20” x 26”). This article includes the steps for the shams with their pretty all-around ruffles and cute button-back closure. Pillow
It’s a snuggly, lightweight choice for a sleepover party or a night at grandma’s. The matching pillowcase makes it a complete set, and a wraparound harness with a built-in handle means it’s easy to carry to and from.
Make these handy, lightweight bags in any size you need. They’re super fast and easy. Use them to gather up your washables to carry to the laundry room. Or pop the whole bag into the washer and dryer to handle delicates.
This fast and easy pillowcase project demonstrates a construction technique known as “burrito style.” It’s a way to create nicely finished seams inside and out with a quick roll-and-turn method. Give it a go!
As we rush from activity to activity, what is one the thing we want most? A nap! With work and home commitments, sleep can fall by the wayside. Make your precious hours of shut-eye as beautiful as possible with our lovely pillowcase pair.
They say sleeping on satin pillowcases helps keep wrinkles away. I say, “Sign me up for that one!” These gorgeous cases are quick and easy to make, yet look like the fancy ones with the expensive price tags at the bedding store.
The bed is the focal point in most room makeovers. Our duvet is made up of 12 different cuts from 7 fabric designers, cleverly sized into just 3 simple patchwork panels. Cuts given for king, queen + twin sizing.
Everyone loves a fast and easy project, and these pretty pillowcases fit the bill! A new pillowcase is a great way to freshen a set of bed linens. Kids are especially happy to rest their sleepy heads on pillows covered in fun fabric. We originally used the Playful collection by Melody Miller for Cotton +
With pretty ruffled ends and decorative ribbons, this pillowcase would be gorgeous for a power-napper of any age. We used the Janome Ribbon & Sequin foot to attach the accent ribbon and add decorative stitching – in one pass!
Choosing to add bumpers to your crib linens is a personal decision. We made sure our bumpers followed all the best-practices for construction, length, number of ties used to secure, and flat + dense padding rather than puffy batting.
A crib skirt has two main functions: 1) it looks cute as can be, and 2) when it hangs all the way to the floor, it creates a secret, under-bed storage space. For our sleek and modern baby nursery, we choose a crisp pleated skirt rather than ruffles. We show how to create the inverted