Decorative stitch sewing machine cover

Make an adorable machine cover from a pattern. Your cover will be sized to fit your machine. Embellished with decorative stitches, buttons, cording and pockets, this is the perfect project to learn the correct methods for using decorative stitches and inserting cording into a seam.
NOTE: Yardage shown below for the prints allows a bit extra for fussy cutting. • 2 yards of 44"+ wide quilting weight cotton in a solid color for the main front panel, the lining,

and the binding ¾ yard of 44"+ wide quilting weight cotton in one coordinating print for the front accent panel,

one side panel exterior, and two pocket exteriors ½ yard of 44"+ wide quilting weight cotton in a second coordinating print for one side panel

exterior and one pocket exterior 1½ yards of 20"+ wide flexible foam interfacing; we used Pellon Flex Foam - the non-fusible option, although the one-sided fusible Flex Foam would also work ½ yard of 45" wide medium-weight fusible interfacing; we used Pellon Décor Bond 3 yards (two packages) of ½" piping in a contrasting color; we used Wrights Maxi Piping ¾ yard of 1" wide webbing/belting in a coordinating color; we used a cotton webbing in off-white TEN-TWELVE ¾" - 1" buttons; we recommend a variety of styles and textures but all in the same or a very similar color - we used 10 white buttons

All purpose thread to match fabrics All purpose thread in FOUR+ coordinating colors for the decorative stitching; we used Ivory,

Charcoal, Dark Red, and Minty Aqua Tear-away stabilizer or similar, as recommended for your machine, for the decorative stitching

(we simply used the Décor Bond as our stabilizer); you need three strips at 4" x 22½"

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