Today was our Sew Saturday day at the local library. For the first 2 hours we had agreed to help a Girl Scout troup make pillowcases. What fun! A really simple project. All you need are two cuts of fabric.....one 27" the other 9" (width is just selvage to selvage..44-45")
The girls do all the sewing with guidance from the ladies from our quilt guild who show up to provide the sewing machines and help.
They learn to iron the fabric.
Fold the 9" piece in half and pin it to the 27" piece. Sew this seam.
Rosie helping one of the girls with her sewing.
Such concentration! It is all straight seams and the girls get pretty good at it.
Once the top piece is sewn on, you straighten that upward and then fold the whole thing right sides to right sides to form a case and sew the side and bottom seam.
I love this little girl's hat! They loved holding up their colorful pillowcases.
Now they need to have a "sleep over" and use them!
A simple project for anyone who can sew a straight seam on a sewing machine. They looked so good, I will have to go through my fabric and make a few for myself! Good project to make for grandkids :-)
The girls do all the sewing with guidance from the ladies from our quilt guild who show up to provide the sewing machines and help.
They learn to iron the fabric.
Fold the 9" piece in half and pin it to the 27" piece. Sew this seam.
Rosie helping one of the girls with her sewing.
Such concentration! It is all straight seams and the girls get pretty good at it.Once the top piece is sewn on, you straighten that upward and then fold the whole thing right sides to right sides to form a case and sew the side and bottom seam.
I love this little girl's hat! They loved holding up their colorful pillowcases.
Now they need to have a "sleep over" and use them!A simple project for anyone who can sew a straight seam on a sewing machine. They looked so good, I will have to go through my fabric and make a few for myself! Good project to make for grandkids :-)
