Wow! I’m excited to I found your channel!! Even if this amazing video is 2 years old! I can’t wait go make a simple design for 2 fun pillow cases for my grandkids!! Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial - I like your teaching & presentation style!! You are easy teacher to understand & follow!!

These shams are beautiful! Great directions, tips, and teaching. Greetings from New York City . 👍🏼🇵🇷🙏😃🗽

I have an old quilt I made as a kid that I've recently taken out of storage and am now using on my bed. Been thinking about making shams to go with it. Thank you for easy to follow along directions. 😊

Hello! I'm popping in here to send you a cheery little note. I very much love the content on your channel and I hope you are going to have a blissful week ahead! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and talent.

I want to copy this and make the exact same one with all these bright colours reminds me of Asian weddings

Love these pillow shams. The colors and the placement of the strips made a relative simple pattern stunning. Love your channel. Thank you for all the great ideas.

Beautiful pillowcase,great idea ,Thank you

@atelierangela3556

2 жыл бұрын

💝✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it. 😘💕

Great tips on pillows thanks 🙏♥️🇸🇪

@atelierangela3556

2 жыл бұрын

💝✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it. 😍😘

Fabulous love the fabrics you used. Love all your tutorials

lovely project Thank you for your great ideas.

Thank you for showing this. They are so pretty!

Thank you Katrina Lovely idea xx

Oh my gosh..this fabric is delicious. I just love it 🦩🦩🦩

Love your tutorial ❤ thanks for sharing.

Ohhhhhh how wonderful👏👏👏, this is now on my wannado list ❤️😀

What a great idea…love it. Thank you 😍

Beautiful fabrics! Love the shams. Thank you for the video 😊👍💕

You have inspired me today, thank you !!

Thank you

Great video!!

This is a nice one! I have made countless of quilted cushion covers with actual bindings. This is easier. And I love the fact that it has a overlapping back. Somehow American version never has a flap on the back and bare pillows are exposed lol 😅. I like this better. Thanks!

Love these. The one thing which would have been so helpful is you mentioned the size of the larger backing piece would be the same size as the quilted front and then fold back and stitch. But did not give about how much fabric you would need for the shorter size. Let’s say you wanted it to be 5-6 inches. For example.

Do you not end up with raw edge on the inside?

Are the edges going to fray?

Thanks for this tutorial, Katrina. Do you think it would be good to finish the seams on the inside? How would you do that? I know some pillow case tutorials use French seams.

@SewingStudio

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Leslie, Yes French Seams would be the way to do that.

Katrina, why change the stitch length from 2.5 to 3? The shams are so cheerful! Thanks for sharing.

@leslieschmidt9765

2 жыл бұрын

When going through a thicker amount of fabrics and batting, the slightly longer stitch length helps prevent skipped stitches.

@njbyrd1617

2 жыл бұрын

@@leslieschmidt9765 Thank you for the explanation. Much appreciated.

So is one pillow opening to the left and the other to the right so that where the pillowcase is closed touches one another so to speak and openings are opposed to one another?

@leslieschmidt9765

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's right.

@LisaLisa-zl9vu

2 жыл бұрын

@@leslieschmidt9765 awesome! thanks!!

In the video it states you had the walking foot on. In the picture it looks like a 97D foot. Am I seeing things?

@theopinionatedquilter

2 жыл бұрын

I forgot to say I love the shams, they are gorgeous no matter the foot.

@SewingStudio

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, Yes you're right. I had the 97d foot on but the Bernina 570 QE that Katrina is using has a Dual Feed which works in the same way as a walking foot.