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by teddybear117 04 Mar 2011 ( edited Mar 06'11 04:54 )
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Making a Sausage Pillowcase with Judy

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by honeychyle 04 Mar 2011
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Can you post a link to the site?
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by devon 04 Mar 2011
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Hope this what you are talking about.
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by shirlener88 04 Mar 2011
We used to call this the Magic Pillow Case - but I like this new name and this presentation of it - it was long - but worth watching.
by teddybear117 05 Mar 2011
This is the same as the one on You Tube.Thanks for the help being I forgot to post it correctly
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by blueeyedblonde 04 Mar 2011
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This was different - never thought of doing it that way, but would make the seams much stronger. Thanks.
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by shirlener88 04 Mar 2011
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Thanks - I am glad I watched the video.
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by pcteddyb 04 Mar 2011
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I knew it as a magic pillowcase too. Thanks for sharing.
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by rachap 05 Mar 2011
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Thanks, a neat technique,looks like fun.
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by teddybear117 05 Mar 2011
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Sorry, I forgot to click the add link when I posted this.
1 links:
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by teddybear117 05 Mar 2011
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Sorry, I forgot to click the add link when I posted this.
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by jacquipaul 06 Mar 2011
Thank you for the links; *4u!
Hugs,
Jacqueline
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by nama2 05 Mar 2011
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I have seen her on TV before and liked her technique, thought I would remember how she did it! Thank you-now I can watch it again.
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by teddybear117 05 Mar 2011
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Here is another URL but text only I found on Misty Mountain's Yahoo Group.

http://www.exnovodesign.com/pillowcase.html
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by ramona 05 Mar 2011
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I make mine similar....I hadn't seen doing the French seam part. That's great. Glad you shared.
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by jofrog2000 05 Mar 2011
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This is the second time posting this here on this thread, the gremlins are still at work. I do all my pillowcases like this. Hot dog the top, and then make french seams on the side so no stray threads poking out.
Here is another video and some stills for how tos.
Jo
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by jacquipaul 06 Mar 2011
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Thank you for the links; *4u! Very interesting.
Hugs,
Jacqueline