Envelope pillow, PES file from Clipart, full creation & assembly Brother ScanNCut Jen Blausey

Well this was fun! This is a FULL MAKE, from a straight piece of fabric yardage, to a clipart file, to me making a PES embroidery file correctly for use as an APPLIQUE, to applique cut on the machine, ANY MACHINE, to a stitched envelope pillow case, x 2. (PLEASE IRON YOUR APPLIQUE AFTER STITCHING)
I used:
EMBRILLIANCE STITCH ARTIST for digitizing my vector
SCAL4/5 for my Clipart to vector
ANY SNC to cut my FCM file,
ANY embroidery machine to embroider, you just make your file to YOUR machines size.
FABRIC- dependant on your pillow blank size- if you have 16x16, I would use a 17 front square, and the backs would measure 17 x 22 then cut the 22 in HALF for the split backs. If it is 18x18, then I would do as I have here, 19 square, and then 24" long back, 19 wide, cut the 24" in half, that is your split backs.
And, I am sorry about my camera cutting off early on some parts of the videos, I am not quite sure what is going on there, but I think it may be me, and too quickly shutting the camera off. Sorry bout that. But, I hope you enjoy this. As I sure do love my new pillows =) YEAH!
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