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Not your typical burrito! |
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Purple & Green pillow case! |
Every now and then I go through my Pinterest list and try something new. I have recently taken up the hobby of sewing and my Pinterest additions have certainly reflected the new hobby. My mother in law as an early Christmas present gifted me a lovely sewing machine that has more stitches then I know what to do with. (I am pretty excited to try everything.) To break in the new machine, I decided I would attempt to make French Cuffed Pillow Case and cross something off of my Pinterest list.
I pulled the pattern for the pillow cases from
https://www.makeit-loveit.com and then cross referenced it with a lovely blog on the same thing
https://blog.treasurie.com . (I have found it prudent to cross reference before adventures, it prevents obvious missteps.) Both of the sites referenced a burrito method for making the pillowcases. Reading through the steps, I have to admit I was a little intimidated. Most patterns require you to do something inside out and backwards. Making a burrito is something that I do for breakfast or occasionally dinner, but never in sewing.
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Pillow Case folded in half. Success! |
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Love the new machine! |
First, I would like to say that the sewing machine is a champ. Something that I would normally be re threading the needle for possibly a dozen times, was smooth sailing. Second... Who wants pillow cases? I might be a burrito convert. All my quilts might end up with a matching pillow case, since this was probably one of the easiest patterns I have ever done, and it looked good. I am excited to make more pillow cases and possibly fancy them up with a couple of awesome stitches the new sewing machine can do.
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