Envelope Pillow Cover Tutorial - The Style Sisters

Envelope Pillow Cover Tutorial

By The Style Sisters - Saturday, November 01, 2014

I love pillows!!! Making envelope pillows is so easy you can whip up a bunch in an afternoon like these I just made for my grandkids playroom. I didn't even measure with a measuring tape..I just eye bawled it!
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My daughter Madeline had a bunch of pillow forms just laying around waiting to be covered so I went to town and whipped them up. These pillow forms measured 26x26, so I cut the fabric 25" wide by 58" long.
Step 1- fold up one short end about 5" ...I eye bawled it..so give or take. Sew along the edge..simple!
Envelope pillow cover tutorial
Step 2- lay out fabric (pretty side up) and then fold up the sewn edge to the about the middle....actually not the middle...a little less than that.
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Step 3- Fold up the raw edge to cover the sewn edge. Now sew up both sides from end to end. Done!
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4. Turn your pillow case inside out.
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5. Now your going to "stuff 10lbs of sugar into a 5 lbs sack" my favorite saying. I like the pillows to be big fat and fluffy so make the covers 1"-2" smaller than the pillow form.
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Pretty cute! The fabric is from Ikea.
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Here is the back of the pillows
They finished up at 24x24 but I think I could've made them a bit smaller so they would look even fuller...it all depends on how full the pillow forms are.
The striped pillows ended up being 23x27 more of a rectangle but the forms were also 26x26 to begin with. Some of the pillows were more full than others when I started.
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I sprayed the pillows outside with scotch guard to help protect them from getting too dirty but with little kids and a dog they are bound to get a little dirty :)

If you have any questions please email me or leave a comment...I'd be happy to answer any questions.
                  
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