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3 Ways to Make a No Sew Pillow Cover

By Matthew Lynch
December 4, 2023
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There’s no denying that fresh, stylish pillow covers can add an instant lift to any living space. But what if you are not skilled with a needle and thread? Fear not! In this article, we will discuss three easy methods to create attractive no sew pillow covers that will instantly upgrade your home décor.

1. Iron-On Hem Tape Method

Materials:

– Fabric (of your choice)

– Iron-on hem tape

– Scissors

– Iron

– Measuring tape

– Pillow insert

Instructions:

a. Measure and cut two pieces of fabric according to the pillow insert size. Add an extra inch on all sides for seam allowance.

b. Place one piece of the fabric on a flat surface with the right side facing up and position the other piece on top with its right side facing down.

c. Cut small strips of iron-on hem tape and place them along the edges, leaving about half an inch from the ends. Do this on three sides of the fabric, leaving one side open to insert the pillow.

d. Heat your iron according to the hem tape instructions, then press it firmly onto the fabric and hem tape to bond them together.

e. Finally, turn the pillow cover right side out and insert your pillow into it. Fold in the raw edges of the open side and secure it with more hem tape.

2. Glue Gun Method

Materials:

– Fabric (of your choice)

– Hot glue gun with fabric glue sticks

– Scissors

– Measuring tape

– Pillow insert

Instructions:

a. Follow steps 1a and 1b from Method 1.

b. Next, apply hot glue along three sides of the fabric edges, ensuring that you leave some space for seam allowance.

c. Press both pieces of fabric together until they adhere securely. Allow the glue to dry completely before moving on.

d. Turn the pillow cover right side out. Insert the pillow, fold in the raw edges of the open side, and glue them together to close it.

3. Knot-Tie Fleece Method

Materials:

– Fleece fabric (two contrasting colors or patterns)

– Scissors

– Measuring tape

– Pillow insert

Instructions:

a. Cut two equally-sized square or rectangular pieces of fleece fabric according to your pillow insert size. Add an extra 3 inches on all sides for knots.

b. Lay one piece of the fleece on a flat surface, then place the other piece on top.

c. Cut out a 3-inch square from each corner of both fabric layers.

d. Make 1-inch wide cuts along all edges of the fabric, approximately 3 inches deep, ensuring that you cut through both layers at once.

e. To create knots, take one pair of matching strips from both layers and tie them together using a simple over-hand knot. Repeat this process with all other pairs until all four sides are knotted.

f. Insert your pillow through the open corner and finish the last few knots to close it up.

In conclusion, creating a no sew pillow cover is easier than it may seem. With these simple methods and materials, you can effortlessly give your living space a trendy makeover without touching a needle!

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