Serger Pillow Easy and Quick Sewing Directions Part 1 and Part 2
Website: http://www.cynsew.com/
For Video Instructions visit: Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfZEukGvtDI&feature=plcp
For Video Instructions visit: Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNhbwRX2qtA
For Video Instructions visit: Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNhbwRX2qtA
1 - 18" Square for Pillow Front
1 - 18" X 10" and 1 - 18" X 15" panels for Pillow Back
4 yds X 5" Panel for Ruffle
2 1/4 yds Cording
2 1/4 yds X 2" for Cording Material
12" Pillow
1 - 12" Square for Pillow front
1 - 12" X 9" and 1 - 12" X 7" panels for Pillow Back
2 yds and 24" Panel for Ruffle
1 1/2 yds for Cording
1 1/2 yds X 2"for Cording Material
9 comments:
Great job with this tutorial..
I'm working today, but plan on watching part 2 when I get home.
You're instructions are clear and through. Thanks for posting this. I've never made a pillow with my compu-lock but will definitely try this. Suzi
Hi Suzi,
Glad to hear you are going to try making the pillow. It goes together very fast. Send me a picture when you are finished and I will post it here on the blog! Can't wait to see it. If you need any help, just let me know! Cynthia
I left a message under the video, but again...thank you for these videos. Like you, I am a Janome girl. I bought my 9000 for the same reason you did and upgraded to the 11000 because it was just the best on the market. I started with a MyLock 634 which worked great and then upgraded to the Compulock when it came along. I have not done a lot of things with it other than straight serging. I will do the pillow. I know the cover stitch for t-shirts is easy, but will you do a video on it and also do some napkins/dishtowels? I'm glad I found you. Thanks again.
So glad I found this blog. I have been looking for serger projects. Love your blog, keep up the great work.
Yvette, Thank you for the nice comments! Love having you as a subscriber!!
mikenoma, so glad to hear about another Janome girl!! I actually don't use the compulock much for the coverstitch. I have a separate coverstitch machine. Maybe I could give a video on that! You would learn the basics. Do you know how to switch the compulock to the coverstitch?
nice post i like your presentation thanks for post.
Thank you for sharing this blog. Keep posting more.
Loved your video. Learned so much. I have a Pfaff 4852, but your techniques apply. I couldn't quite see how the piping went together at the end closure. Maybe, it is too bold to ask for a demo of that with the camera looking toward you so we could see how your magic hands do the work. Thank you, Thank you
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