Quilted Pillow Slipcover
May 27, 2009
If you are going to quilt a top you will need to layer it,
top, batting and backing,
(note that the batting and backing are slightly larger than the top)
then stitch as desired.
You do not need to quilt a top, you can use just a fabric you like as one piece.
Here is my top quilted and squared up.
Cut fabric for the back of the slipcover, 2 for each pillow.Cut it to the same width, but the length needs to be about
2/3 of the length of your top,
plus 2".
Pin and sew with at least a 3/4 inch seam allowance ALL of the way around,you’ll be sewing a complete square.

After sewing, turn slipcover right side out.
Insert a pillow through the flap in the back.
Topics: Homemaking, Make It, Give It or Sell It!, Sewing | 8 Comments »
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This is a GREAT tutorial for a lovely project. These would make great gifts too.
~Warm Cozy Wishes
Love this tutorial…You have a wonderful blog.
Great tutorial! I have a couple of throw pillows that don’t match our “new” comforter. This is a perfect solution!
Blessings–
Dana
Thanks for the tute. I love the quilted look on the pillow. I’ll have to do this for our bedroom. I’m making the quilt for it and should have some leftover material to do this. I was already thinking about making regular pillow cases for it. :0)
Hugs,
Angie
Hey there. Thanks for these tutorials. I have been wanting to try them but I need to find the time.:) Thanks for sharing these.:) Have an awesome day.:)
Sharon:)
I love these tutorials. My mother never taught me how to do these neat things. I am 34 and crave knowledge like this. THANK YOU so much.
Thanks ladies…we’re all learning together!
~Kathy
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