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Pillowcase with curly folds for a decorative pillow: master class

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The original pillowcase with unusual "architectural" folds will look good, even if you sew it from a simple fabric.

The task for those who love the "architectural" cut: a pillowcase with curly folds for a decorative pillow. It will look good, even if you sew it from a simple fabric. It is better to take the material without a drawing: it is precisely the complex folds that play the main decorative role. This pillowcase is made for a pillow measuring 50x50 cm.


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You will need:

- fabric (suitable linen, cotton, other fabric without a pronounced texture);

- ruler;

- a chalk or disappearing marker for tissue;

- scissors;

- pins;

- sewing machine and thread.


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Step 1

Cut out 4 identical squares of 35x35 cm from the fabric.

Step 2

Mark the squares with a chalk or disappearing marker according to the scheme:

- From the lower left corner measure 1.3 cm to the right, put a mark.

- From the upper right corner, measure 1.3 cm down, put a mark.

- Connect these marks with a line.

- Draw a parallel line at a distance of 2.5 cm from the drawn line.

- Repeat the steps, measuring 15.2 cm to the left of the second line that you drew, and the same down from the first line you drew. You should get a picture of 6 lines (see photo). Put the arrows on which you will lay the folds, so as not to get confused.

So draw all 4 squares.

Step 3

Fold and iron the folds according to the marked arrows. Chip the folds with pins and trim the edges with scissors. Do it on all 4 squares.

Step 4

Fold the squares so that the lines converge in the center, and all the folds look in one direction (in a circle).

Step 5

Sew 2 squares first, then combine them into a single fabric. Iron the seams.

Step 6

It remains to complete the back of the pillowcase and sew it from the front. Cut out 2 rectangles, focusing on the finished front of the pillowcase: the rectangles should form an overlap. Work on the edges that are in the middle.

Step 7

Fold the design with the sides inward: the front of the pillowcase and two rectangles with an overlap on the back of the pillowcase. Chip with pins. Sew around the perimeter, if necessary - work the edges in a zigzag, twist and iron the pillowcase. Done!

Photo and source: skirtastop.com

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