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Env&ope, Closure

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Env&ope Closure When making piflows, edge that needs to be the back. rather than hand sewn, leaving an opening along an create an Envelope closure for Cut the piHow back 6" (16 cm) longer in one front, creating a rectangle. Cut the rectangle width. Finish the two cut edges. direction than in half across the the Tip: Use the multiple Zig Zag (4), stitch length 1.0, lOT engaged as one possible finish to the edge. stitch width 5,0, presser foot 0, Press stitch from under 2" (5 cm) on (1), straight length the folded edge on the 2.5, the finished edge. presser foot 0, right side. Stitch with a straight IDT engaged, 1 1/2" Overlap the folded size as the front. edges to create the pillow back in the same Tip: Use buttons and the sensormatic buttonholes to keep the envelope closed. 84

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Env&ope
Closure
When
making
piflows,
rather
than
leaving
an
opening
along
an
edge
that
needs
to
be
hand
sewn,
create
an
Envelope
closure
for
the
back.
Cut
the
piHow
back
6”
(16
cm)
longer
in
one
direction
than
the
front,
creating
a
rectangle.
Cut
the
rectangle
in
half
across
the
width.
Finish
the
two
cut
edges.
Tip:
Use
the
multiple
Zig
Zag
(4),
stitch
length
1.0,
stitch
width
5,0,
presser
foot
0,
lOT
engaged
as
one
possible
finish
to
the
edge.
Press
under
2”
(5
cm)
on
the
finished
edge.
Stitch
with
a
straight
stitch
(1),
straight
length
2.5,
presser
foot
0,
IDT
engaged,
1
1/2”
from
the
folded
edge
on
the
right
side.
Overlap
the
folded
edges
to
create
the
pillow
back
in
the
same
size
as
the
front.
Tip:
Use
buttons
and
the
sensormatic
buttonholes
to
keep
the
envelope
closed.
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