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Here is my review of Simplicity 8826:
Pattern
Description:
Sewing room accessories I made a sewing machine cover using the Serger pattern
Sewing room accessories I made a sewing machine cover using the Serger pattern
Pattern
Sizing:
One size
One size
Did it look like the photo/drawing on the pattern envelope once you were done sewing with it?
Yes, the shape, but I modified the rest. I embroidered the front of each with patterns from Sewing Revolutions embroidery designs. I made three covers, one says “Material girl”, another says “Sewing mends the Soul” and the last (a wip) says “Happiness is homemade”. I added black piping to the seams.
Were the instructions easy to follow?
Yes
What did you particularly like or dislike about the pattern?
I disliked that the pattern called for creating your own quilted lining. I had some ugly pre-quilted stuff in my stash, so I used it instead. I liked that there were only three pieces.
Fabric Used:
Cotton /poly blend for suits; black piping and Nell’s hand dyed embroidery floss.
Cotton /poly blend for suits; black piping and Nell’s hand dyed embroidery floss.
Pattern alterations or any design changes you made:
I added piping, embroidery, and I reduced the size. The front and back panels were the proper size for my machines, but the middle piece was twice as wide as I needed. I cut it in half and found it perfect for my Brother machine, and Singer Heavy duty, but, I will keep it the original size for my Serger.
Would you sew it again? Would you recommend it to others?
I will be in trouble if I need to cover a fourth machine! I would recommend it.
Conclusion:
Good base pattern that allows for customization.
Here are photos of the completed covers:
Sewing mends the Soul |
Sewing mends the Soul detail |
Happiness is homemade |
Happy Sewing!
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