A Pillowcase for Max

March 25, 2010 Leave a Comment

Joe has been bugging me for a pillow for Max instead of his boppy. I still think he likes the boppy, but Joe thinks he looks uncomfortable in it…. Who knows. Anyway, last night I made a pillowcase for him. I was trying something new. I wanted knife edge piping, but I mitered the corners. It didn’t quite work out… Now I know, no mitered corners on knife edge pillow piping. Oh, well, it’s still kinda cute and it will serve it’s purpose even if the corners are a little funny looking!

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