Easy Tube Pillow Case Tutorial - Support the Million Pillowcase Challenge!

http://missouriquiltco.com - This is the easiest, cutest, quickest pillowcase you will ever make! If you are ready to move on from a generic pillowcase, try this fun and easy tutorial. Try it out to support the American Patchwork & Quilting Million Pillowcase Challenge (http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/million...).

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[Vicki Walker]

Wonderful video! At age 51, I'm teaching myself to sew/quilt and am enjoying it more than I imagined. I have learned so much from all of your tutorials. Keep 'em coming!

[MissouriQuiltCo]

Thank you Vicki! We hope you continue to enjoy it and that we can continue to be a part of your quilting experience!

[ReporterSandra]

OMG, I fell in love with this tutorial years ago, made a bunch of pillows, and now I and a big fan of MSQC tutorials, and I just realized this one was Jenny, too! You are a GREAT teacher, Jenny. Thanks!

[MissouriQuiltCo]

Hahah! Mom is everywhere :)

[Melissa D]

id top stitch the trim down, i dont like it popping up. will make some thank you

[MissouriQuiltCo]

Great idea Melissa!!

[Carlene Buck]

My Scrap Happy Quilt Guild in Clarinda, Iowa has making pillowcases as our May, 2013 project. We are each making two to donate to the local Red Cross.



[Carlene Buck]

I have made many pillowcases, but never using this tube method. I prefer cutting a 1" trim to finish 1/4". It never pops up. I'll always use this tube method from now on. I have quilted for 32 years, so I started with scissors and cardboard templates and yardage. I enjoy seeing the speedier methods using precuts. I have currently finished 150 quilts (some are still tops...well, 25 are) but my favorite size and a great many are a queen/king--100" square.

[mona khisty]

very beautiful.

[MSQCJen]

It's a good question. Thanks for asking! The fabric is 44" on the bolt. So, the pillow case was cut at 27" x 44" then a 9" x 44" cuff and 2" x 44" accent piece. Hope you'll give it another try.

[MSQCJen]

Here's to many more years of quilting! Enjoy the journey. We'll keep the tutorials coming. Thanks for watching!

[MSQCJen]

Sweet!  I bet he just loves his special pillow. They are so fun since there are so many great fabrics to showcase. Thanks for sharing!

[MSQCJen]

Thank you for your kind words! I think after 7 children, Jenny might pass on adding another, unless you'd like to be a grandchild :) We're happy you've found us and are glad to help as you start your quilting journey. Have fun...and Happy Birthday, soon!

[Pam Studdard]

Ok, maybe I'm the weird one of the bunch. I used your video to make a pillow case for my grand daughter to match her quilt I made. While I followed your directions I found that the case is wAy too small for a pillow. I noticed after watching your video about a dozen times, that you take your measurements from a bolt. I was using left overs from the quilt. Can u tell what the exact cutting measurement are. I assumed your bolts were 42/44 in. Thx for your tutorials

[MSQCJen]

We offer TrueCut6" x 24" and 6.5 x 24.5" Long Rulers in our shop under our "Rulers and Measuring Tape" category. Enjoy!

[Sonia DiazFeliz]

I absolutely loved your video, I can't wait to begin to sew several for my family. At the young :) age of 55 I am teaching myself how to sew thanks to videos like yours. Just like others have said, "Keep em coming" I'm a huge fan, thanks a million!!!!