Duvet cover sewing pattern

twin – 66×86, queen – 88×90 and king – 104×90. For yardage you need (don’t forget to pre-shrink your fabrics!) twin – 5 yds, queen – 5.4 yds, king – 5.4 yds.

How to sew your own DIY duvet covers. In this tutorial I go through all the steps on how to make your own duvet covers using fabric or vintage linen.

Learn how to make a duvet cover in just a few easy steps! Create a custom look for your bed even if your fabric isn't wide enough. Get started today!

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Sewing a duvet cover can be a tad overwhelming for beginners. Check out this post to get tips and tricks for sewing your first duvet cover.

You can make a Duvet Cover out of any fabric, even if the fabric isn't wide enough. This complete tutorial will show you how. See the full tutorial at HeyThereH…

Learn how to make a duvet cover or comforter with this easy tutorial. Click through for a detailed walkthrough and everything you need to know.

Learn how to sew a simple DIY duvet cover with cozy fabrics and a button closure with this video tutorial. I’m plugging along on Little A’s rich & magical bedroom makeover for the One Room Challenge, and this week I made a cozy and sweet DIY duvet cover for her bed. In case you’ve never...

Learn how to arm knit a blanket, chunky-style. This piece is made by arm-knitting, which uses the knitter's arms instead of needles and big merino wool yarn.

Aren’t you tired of really expensive duvets? I have been looking for a while but couldn’t find anything that I loved, ya know? I mean, even on clearance they are upwards of $80 for a king-sized duvet. I made my own this weekend and several people emailed me and asked for a little tutorial. I drew one for you. I know, me? Draw? The pictures aren’t that awesome but I think they get the point across. If not, leave a comment and I’ll try to clarify. I know some people don’t like other people to…

Run to the local thrift store and pick up some great patterned sheets, or raid your linen closet for unused linens. Now the big question remains: are you brave enough to cut up your stash of vintage goodies? These projects might be just the nudge you need to repurpose all those fantastic sheets you’ve been hoarding for years. Vintage sheets form the basis for this vibrant duvet cover from My Poppet Makes. The lime green tassle is a nice touch.

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Sometimes it can be hard to find a duvet that fits your needs, but did you know you can make one? Even with a 45" fabric! This is a simple sewing tutorial that will show you how you can transform a flat sheet and several yards of fabric (no matter the wid

If you go the toddler bed route, cute bedding can be difficult to find. Jaime of Prudent Baby decided to repurpose the unused comforter that came with her daughter’s crib set by sewing a custom duvet for it. What a genius idea!She used one of her favorite fabrics and a snap kit to create truly one-of-a-kind bedding, and the best part is that her instructions can be easily followed to create twin, full, queen, or king bedding as well!

Wow this duvet cover is made out of minky fabric 0 guess it's no longer just for the nursery. I

DIY Sewing Tutorial: How To Make Ruffled Pillowcases

Have a shifty Duvet? Want to fix your Shifty duvet? Then you have come to the right place. I too was a sufferer of shifty duvet syndrome. And I did something about it! I didn’t want to deal with duvet covers that just didn’t want […]

There is something so rewarding about knowing you custom made your own bedding. Let me show you how to make this DIY Ruffled Duvet Cover and you can start and end your day with comfort and complete satisfaction. Don't miss my fun little ruffle hack, that makes sewing ruffles ten times easier!