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Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
Instructor Nancy McNally
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Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
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Dainty Daisy Pillow
By Agnes Mercik
Learn a variety of serger techniques as you construct
this pillow sham in the traditional Rail Fence quilt design.
Project Specifications
Skill Level: Beginner
Pillow Sham Size: 18" x 18", including ruffles
6
1
/
2
"
Fig. 2
Cut piece into 6
1
/
2
"
segments as shown.
Fig. 3
Arrange squares as shown.
From Serger Savvy, Pages 136–138, Published by House of White Birches, Copyright 2003
Materials
•
5
/
8
yard primary print fabric
•
1
/
8
yard each of 2 coordinating prints
• 4
1
/
2
yards
5
/
8
"-wide lace edging
•
yard
5
/
8
"-wide edging or insertion lace for
zipper area (optional)
3
/
4
• 14" zipper to match fabric
• Serger thread to match fabrics
• 14" x 14" pillow form
• Gathering foot or attachment
• Basic sewing supplies and tools
Instructions
Note:
This project can be stitched almost entirely
in the cover-stitch mode, or with the traditional 3- or
4-thread serger stitch.
Step 1.
From the primary fabric and each of the coor-
dinating prints cut one strip each 2
1
/
2
" x 30" inches.
Serge the strips together with
5
/
8
"-wide lace edging
sandwiched between strips as shown in Fig. 1.
Fig. 1
Serge 3 strips together with lace
sandwiched between as shown.
Step 2.
Cut piece into four 6
1
/
2
" segments as shown in
Fig. 2. Arrange 6
1
/
2
" x 6
1
/
2
" squares as shown in Fig. 3
and serge together.
Step 3.
Cut two 4" strips across the width of the pri-
mary fabric; piece together on two short ends to
make one long strip. Serge
5
/
8
"-wide lace edging
to strip, right sides together, rounding the ends as
shown in Fig. 4.
From Serger Savvy, Pages 136–138, Published by House of White Birches, Copyright 2003
Dainty Daisy Pillow
Fig. 4
Serge lace to fabric strip,
rounding ends as shown.
Step 4.
Turn the lace-edged fabric to the wrong side
and serge the hem with cover stitch, or topstitch on the
sewing machine.
Step 5.
Divide the ruffle and pillow top each into four
sections and use as a guide to distribute the ruffles
evenly. With gathering foot or attachment, serge the
ruffle onto the pieced pillow top. Overlap the curved
ends as shown in Fig. 5.
serger piecing technique. For sharper corners, serge
the first seam, then fold the serged seam allowance
downward and serge the second seam as shown in
Fig. 7. Following this method, continue serging the
next two sides.
Step 9.
Insert 14" pillow form and zip closure.
✄
Fig. 5
Overlap curved ends as shown.
Step 6.
From the primary fabric cut two pieces 6
1
/
2
" x
12
1
/
2
" for the pillow sham back. Place the 14" zipper
tape right side down on the 12
1
/
2
" edge of each strip
and serge together.
Step 7.
If desired, place the optional
5
/
8
"-wide edging
or insertion lace on top of the serged zipper area and
cover-stitch the lace to the fabric concealing the zipper
coils as shown in Fig. 6.
Step 8.
Place pillow sham front to pillow sham back,
right sides together, and serge using 3–4-thread
Fig. 6
Cover-stitch lace over zipper
area to conceal zipper coils.
Fig. 7
At corner, fold serged seam allowance
downward and then serge second seam.
From Serger Savvy, Pages 136–138, Published by House of White Birches, Copyright 2003
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