Pillows with Piping

We’ve learned how to make Pillows.
We’ve learned how to make Piping.
Now let’s combine those two together!…with a really fun trick.

How to sew a pillow with Piping attached

We’ll turn this:

how to make a pillow with piping

Into this:

How to sew a pillow or cushion with piping on MADE

….in one continuous step!

Yep!
We’ll create the piping AS we sew it to the pillow, or a seat cushion.
I love shortcuts.
I know you do too.
Just hit the PLAY button below and enjoy! You can also WATCH IT HERE.

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  1. 1) Elisa

    Grazie!!!! Grazie da una italiana che ti segue da tantissimo tempo!

  2. 2) Kristie

    Thank you for this. I was trying to think of something to give my brother and his wife for Christmas. And this is what I came up with but I don’t have the brain power to try to figure it out. I can’t wait to find the perfect fabric and get started!

  3. 3) Sarah

    I always feel like I’m in a sewing low and then I watch one of your videos and I just want to go sew something. 🙂 Thanks!

  4. Your videos are great! As always nice clear instructions that are easy to follow and I love the piping! Makes a plain pillow extra special ♥

  5. 5) Sally L

    I agree with everyone Dana… I haven’t done any sewing for a month because of stuff going on… then *POOF*… up pops one of your videos and makes me think… you can do this! you need to do this! They always make me happy… and are quick, fun, simple goals with a great outcome…and always done with a smile. Thanks Dane!!

  6. 6) Jane

    I got a sewing machine last month and your videos have been so awesome! I hope you will make a lot more soon!

  7. Good web site you’ve got here.. It’s difficult to find quality writing like yours nowadays.
    I honestly appreciate individuals like you! Take care!!

  8. 8) sue

    Yes you make me feel i want to do everything when i see how easy it looks. Thankyou for giving me the optimism to be able to do it x

  9. 9) Diana Diamond

    I’ve enjoyed watching this video, but do you have any with a zipper with potatoes piping? I’d love to know how to do it. Thanks again.

  10. 10) carrie

    Where do you buy your fabric? It’s super cute!

    • 11) Dana

      Thanks! This fabric is from Hobby Lobby.

      • 12) carrie

        Thank you for the response, Your tutorials have helped me a ton! Thanks for sharing your projects! 🙂

  11. 13) Barbara

    Great tutorial! Look forward to making this pillow with smaller piping.

    Would love to see a tutorial making a pillow sham with a flange and piping around the pillow and on the edge of the flange!

    Your videos are so clear – as a beginner, I’m looking forward to working on your projects!

    • 14) Barbara

      Also – to keep it simple, I’d like the piping and main body fabric to be the same!

  12. 15) Terri

    I just love your site. Your sewing instructions are always so easy to follow. You have really taught me a lot.

  13. 16) Darleen

    Love your tutorials! I’ve literally binged watched all of them. ????????

    Do you know how to make the pillows with a zipper and the piping? I would love to learn

  14. 17) Shivani Vashi

    Thank you so much for the tutorial. i made piping cushion cover for my living room and it looks amazing

    • 18) Dana

      That’s great to hear, thank you Shivani!

  15. 19) Jan

    Very nice video. Just a little tip that I learned many years ago – when sewing on the final back panels, if you sew from the other side, you can see and sew on top of the piping stitch or just a thread width on the inside. It provides a good line to follow so you know you have a nice tight piping.

  16. 20) Pauline

    Just found you, watched the tutorial on circle skirt and quilting.

    Thank you soo much every girl needs someone like you in their corner. I will be making a skirt from my grand daughter and for myself.

    All of my other materials are going to make a quilt.

    Saved you into my favourites. Pauline

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