I needed a cover for this vintage Singer 301
and decided to use a vintage embroidered pillowcase
that I bought this summer for $1 at a thrift shop in Rosthern, SK.
first I cut it in half lengthwise.
I opened up the seam because it was bit tight for the Singer
and then I inserted a two-inch strip of vintage cotton.
Then I sewed the top seam, boxed off the corners
and lined it with the other half of the pillowcase.
This is made from heavy duty cotton,
most likely a flour or sugar sack.
Now it protects my machine from dust,
and I can enjoy the embroidery on it every day.
I'm linking up with The Needle and Thread Network
8 comments:
This is a perfect vintage cover, so sweet!
OH MY!! What a terrific idea and super fun! Thank you for sharing!
I love it! perfect for your vintage beauty!
Function AND Form PLUS a story of how the pillowcase came to live at your house . . . pretty darn perfect!!
love the vintage look
Love it!
What a wonderful idea, I have quite a few vintage embroideries and have never thought of making something like this from them. How cheerful when you go into the sewing room, thank you for sharing.
Peg x
Very nice use for a vintage piece! Things like that deserve to be seen and to be used. Well done!
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