Sewing machine cover
08-26-2011, 06:39 AM
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*hanging my head in shame*
Your cover is so pretty that I wouldn't want to take it off to sew!!! I made one for my 440 but it doesn't quite fit....did you interface the top? Mine kinda droops. I love how you embellished your cover, maybe I'll get around to fixing mine & making one for my serger too. Thanks for sharing :)
Your cover is so pretty that I wouldn't want to take it off to sew!!! I made one for my 440 but it doesn't quite fit....did you interface the top? Mine kinda droops. I love how you embellished your cover, maybe I'll get around to fixing mine & making one for my serger too. Thanks for sharing :)
08-26-2011, 06:43 AM
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Originally Posted by cjtinkle
I just finished this cover for my Bernina 830, and plan to make matching covers for the rest of my machines.
This was my prototype, designed completely by me, but there's a number of changes I'd make now that it's finished. But I like it well enough!
The fabric circles are appliqued on, I used some decorative stitching here and there, some embroidery, and a bit of lace and buttons.
This was my prototype, designed completely by me, but there's a number of changes I'd make now that it's finished. But I like it well enough!
The fabric circles are appliqued on, I used some decorative stitching here and there, some embroidery, and a bit of lace and buttons.
08-26-2011, 07:14 AM
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That is gorgeous. I need to think about making a cover for my machine. I have a fancy schmantsy cabinet with the ability to sink the machine down into the cabinet, but I use the machine every day. It can get pretty dusty, and a cover like this could keep the machine clean! Thanks for the idea.
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