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I learned this technique from a friend and then wrote my own version of the tutorial. It's a super easy, super fast way to make pillowcases. I've also heard it called "Burrito" and "Taco."
I originally posted this tutorial on my blog for the American Patchwork & Quilting's 1 Million Pillowcase Challenge. I made oodles of these for the Challenge, and I use this method whenever I "gift" a quilt. It makes a fabulous coordinating gift bag!
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Hi, I'm Jennifer!
I learned to sew with needle and thread at the age of four by stitching nine patches that my grandmother gave me as busy work. I've been crafting ever since!
I'm absolutely captivated by paper piecing as a medium and have been designing patterns since 2004.
My patterns, tutorials and more are available on my website/blog, Sewhooked (sewhooked.com). I also have many free ...
Hi, I'm Jennifer!
I learned to sew with needle and thread at the age of four by stitching nine patches that my grandmother gave me as busy work. I've been crafting ever since!
I'm absolutely captivated by paper piecing as a medium and have been designing patterns since 2004.
My patterns, tutorials and more are available on my website/blog, Sewhooked (sewhooked.com). I also have many free patterns on Fandom In Stitches (fandominstitches.com).
My work has been published through Fat Quarterly, Knit Picks and Quiltmaker as well as being featured on Quilting Gallery, CRAFT, Cut Out+Keep, Craft Gossip and other great sites!
I own my own small pattern company for selling my quilt patterns.
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