Grandma's Sewing Machine Slip Cover
She may be old but your faithful sewing machine is sure loyal. It's time to give back what she gives to you by making this protective Grandma's Sewing Machine Slip Cover. From these craft instructions, you'll learn how to make an elegant slip cover from shimmery fabric and tulle. This is one of those do-it-yourself crafts that will absolutely pay off in the long run. By making this cover, you'll protect your sewing machine from dust and other elements, thereby insuring the success of future DIY sewing projects.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Sewn byMachine
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Weberme
Jun 15, 2016
This is a great tutorial and I like the way she made a pattern out of the muslin. This is a reminder that I need to make one for my machine and my serger to keep the dust off. I keep telling myself every time I look at them to make one. These are so much more nicer looking then the plastic ones and this tutorial gives great directions. Anyone make one? Lets see pictures.
Kopkomo
May 15, 2015
I love it, it's beautiful and unique and I like those features, shows creativity and imagination beyond the usual for this type of sometimes mundane item.
100countrygirl
May 23, 2013
I agree with pearlcarl657601. I've seen far uglier things on here. To each her own so to speak. The idea here is to give you the instuctions and pattern to make your own. What is one persons ugly or unattractive is beautiful to another. We each have different tastes, likes and dislikes. Kudos to the creator of the sewing machine cover and her courage to share her pattern and instructions.
Pearcarl 3576001
May 23, 2013
So quick to Criticize. The object is the Sewing Machine Cover. Obviously the creator was showing the project. Be nice............
Moiria
Mar 30, 2013
Looks like we have a "begining sewer" sharing her explorations in the fun and of this life long craft . keep it up !!!!!!!!experimintation and using "what is at hand" is what sewing and patterning is all about !!!!!! great grandma EM
greatday 4012636
Mar 29, 2013
I'm sorry to say that that cover is unattractive.
sewinggrandma 9583 055
Mar 29, 2013
I think that falls under the category of "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all." We may not like the fabric used for the cover, but obviously whoever made it did. Besides, it shows the pattern/how it goes together well.
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