Sewing machine covers are the ideal thing for keeping your machine safe when you aren't using it. The right cover will keep all the fuzz and junk from getting in your machine and will keep it safe from dings and dents if it's in a high traffic area. You can buy sewing machine covers, but it's fun to make your own. Putting one together is pretty easy and lets you create just the magical sewing machine cover you want. Check these out! You won't be able to decide which one you want to make first. Fabric store, here we come!
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1. Lots of Pattern
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Don't be afraid to go all out with pattern when you make your sewing machine cover. Use bits and pieces leftover from other projects and you won't have to buy anything.
2. Sewing Machine Cover with Pockets
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Add some pockets to the side of your sewing machine cover so you have a handy place to store your essentials between projects.
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3. Tied on
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This project involves making a flat rectangle of fabric and adding some ribbon on the sides so you can tie them on your machine.
4. Make a Fun Border
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This cute pom poms on this sewing machine cover make it really stand out.
5. Strips of Fabric
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Strips of fabric make for a fun looking sewing machine cover, don't you think?
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6. Embellished with a Pattern
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A fun design or pattern on the front of your sewing machine cover makes it even more fun.
7. All Ruffly
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When I make a sewing machine cover, it will definitely have some ruffles on it.
8. Vintage Camper
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Isn't this adorable? I would love to have this covering my sewing machine, wouldn't you?
9. Block Pattern
Via Sew Delicious: Sewing Machine Covers
A cute block pattern cover gives you a great way to use up some of your leftover fabric.
10. Sewing Themed Fabric
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Use fabric with a sewing theme to make your cover really fun and relevant.
11. Button Closure
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If you don't want bows or ribbon on your cover, make this scrunched up button closure instead.
12. Pattern Size
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When you choose a pattern for your fabric, make sure it isn't so large that you can't see the whole thing.
13. Quilted Pattern
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I don't have the skill to make something this fancy, but if you do, it would be fabulous.
Quilted patterns add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any sewing machine cover. With the right choice of fabric and a steady hand, you can transform your machine into a work of art. Whether you choose vibrant colors or more subdued tones, the texture and dimension that quilting brings will make your cover stand out. Perfect for advanced sewers looking to challenge themselves, or those who simply love the classic look of quilted designs, it's a stylish way to protect your equipment while adding a personal touch to your craft room. Don't be shy, give it a try!
14. Fun Color Palette
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A fun color palette is a must when making a sewing machine cover. This combination of colors is wonderful!
15. Fun and Fancy
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This is a simple design, but it's got great colors and a fun pattern that makes it enjoyable to look at.
16. Hexagons
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Cute, isn't it? Would you be able to make something this fantastic?
17. Unbelievable Color
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There is so much going on here, but it works just right. What do you think?
18. Add a Silk Flower
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I love the ruffles and flower on this sewing machine.
19. Appliqued Wool Birds
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I love the birds, but you could applique anything you wanted to on your cover.
Do you keep your sewing machine covered? It's a good idea, but I admit that I don't always do it. Which cover do you want?
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