Envelope Pillowcase With French Seam - Beginner Sewing Project | Craft Passion

Learn How to Sew an Envelope Pillowcase with French Seam in less than 10 minutes.
Quick and Easy way to sew an Envelope Pillowcase that makes the pillow stay tuck and inside the pillowcase. Using the same method to sew 4 most commonly use pillow sizes, fabric cut-out sizes were given to make your sewing process faster without the hassle to measure and calculate.
With a french seam finish, the raw edges are wrapped and hidden in the seam allowance. It is neat and looks professional without the need for a serger.
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[@Boatperson]

Thank you for not talking constantly - so refreshing! Beautiful music I steady ❤️🇦🇺

[@alice6111951]

Thank you sharing how to do the pillowcase with a hidden pocket for the pillow. Perfectly sewn and everything is clear. I make pillowcases all the time using my serger, but this is a more durable and clean design.

[@craftpassion]

Exactly, and you do not have to switch within machines with this technique.

[@loisirsutiles9674]

Merci beaucoup

[@chelseasummers2365]

Thank you for a very easy to follow tutorial. I’m going to do this with a fitted bedsheets that he’s a little worn out down the middle. Only thing I’m going to do different is I’m going cut the length of the whole pillow so that I only have to do the French seams down the two sides. The other benefit to using a sheets is that you’ve got that pretty border edge at the top if you use a flat sheet.

[@gildaparodi-swords5623]

Beautiful pillowcase. I’ve made them before, but your directions are easy to follow and they look so professional. I like the idea of flat felled seams in addition to the French seams. A second material will also add to the beauty of these pillowcases. Thank you so much 😊.

[@eugenekamphotography5346]

Perfect. Thank you ❤

[@sharonf871]

Great Video, well explained!

[@rosemarieloxton3279]

Fabulous tutorial, clear and concise, exactly what I've been looking for. Can I just confirm the measurements for a standard pillowcase with measurements of: 20" x 26"
I would need to work on
21" x 36" to include seams and envelope opening.
Thank you x

[@bridgetmccubbin7142]

Well demostrated. Thank you

[@sumi0011]

Nice 💖💖💖👌👌🥺🥀🥀

[@exploretheworld1954]

Very nice

[@JSAC66]

I as expecting to see how to add the other contrasting fabrics

[@elizabethc3842]

What presser foot do you have?

[@crissanpedro]

Love it! very nice . . . . .

[@cindyalexander3596]

Wonderful tutorial! You explained the whole process very well! I don’t think I heard What size pillow would this be for? A standard, queen or king? Thank you

[@craftpassion]

There are measurements for these 3 sizes. Demo with a standard size pillow case.

[@marjoriereid-sharpe4868]

Awesome

[@Mykitchen162]

❤❤

[@exploretheworld1954]

Wow

[@lexitaluna6763]

this should work with satin fabric as well, correct? :)

[@craftpassion]

Yes, this works with satin fabric too :)

[@anttiaang7632]

May I know, what type of fabric you used?

[@soha198]

Pleas make castella cake

[@nancyjain7635]

Which cutter are you using

[@craftpassion]

It is Clover if you are referring to the rotary cutter.

[@tsuyuy]

It will be nice if you but in meter and cm too

[@craftpassion]

Feedback noted and will do this in my next video. For here, please multiple 2.54 for an inch. As for 1 yard, it is 36 inches.