I had been eyeing quilted velvet pillows for a while and like most of crafty folks, thought to myself, “I bet I can make that!” And that’s exactly what I did. Yet rather than sew moreruffle throw pillowsI decided to make removable quilted velveteen pillow shams for my bed. I skip...
She said, "Old bed linen: comforter, bed skirt, set of sheets, pillow shams and accent pillow covers along with a random top sheet! It's been in this bag for 2yrs because I hoping to give to someone in need...DUH that's what The Goodwill is for, so I pulled it out from ...
While damask is significantly easier to weave than brocade, it’s still faster and more efficient to produce damask using a Jacquard loom. 4. Matelassé Commonly used to make coverlets and pillow shams, matelassé fabric features raised patterns. Originally stitched by hand, it’s much easier...
how to launder red work embroidery How do I safely launder red work embroidery? I do not know if the red embroidery, which is on white pillow shams, has ever been "set". There are no stains … what type of embroidery is this? Many years ago I taught myself to embroider flowers , ...
You can make your bed pillow shams this way as well. I used to sew all the time, but never want to again…… I love your way much better. Reply Teresa Hafso says: First of all who doesn’t love that adorable baby of yours! Second of all there are three things in this post ...
Now you’re basically just sewing an oversized pillowcase. Put your other flat sheet on the floor, good side up. Then lay your pintucked sheet on top of it, good side down, and pin it together. Sew three sides together. Sew part of the fourth side. I think I sewed about nine inche...