Linen is a natural fabric that has been used for centuries for its durability, breathability, and luxurious feel. When it comes to bedding, linen pillowcases are a popular choice for those who want a comfortable and stylish sleep experience. If you’re looking to upgrade your bedding with pure linen pillowcases, why not try sewing your own with model 12? This sewing model is perfect for creating a simple and elegant pillowcase that will add a touch of luxury to your bedroom.

To begin, you will need to gather the following materials:

– Pure linen fabric in your desired color and pattern
– Matching thread
– Scissors
– Pins
– Sewing machine

Once you have all of your materials ready, you can start by measuring and cutting your linen fabric to the desired size for your pillowcase. For a standard size pillow, you will need to cut two pieces of fabric that measure 20 inches by 30 inches each. If you have a larger or smaller pillow, adjust the measurements accordingly.

Next, place the two pieces of fabric right sides together and pin along the edges. Sew a straight stitch along three sides of the fabric, leaving one of the shorter sides open. Be sure to backstitch at the beginning and end of your seams to secure them.

Once you have sewn three sides of the fabric together, you can finish the edges with a serger or a zigzag stitch to prevent fraying. Then, turn the fabric right side out and press the seams with an iron to create a crisp edge.

To create a clean and professional finish for your pillowcase, you can add a decorative hem along the open edge. Fold the raw edges of the fabric inwards about half an inch, then fold again to create a double-fold hem. Pin in place and sew a straight stitch along the edge to secure the hem.

And there you have it – a beautiful and luxurious pure linen pillowcase made with sewing model 12. This simple sewing project is perfect for beginners and experienced sewers alike, and will add a touch of elegance to your bedroom decor. So why not try your hand at sewing your own linen pillowcases with model 12 today?