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1. 

   I love that fabric and the black, white, and pink combo!

   By: Jaclyn Michele on June 25, 2008
   at 1:48 am

2. 

   Thanks Fern, great tutorial! I am shopping around for a sewing machine at the moment and I am going to try this out as soon as I get it home

   By: Tamsyn on June 25, 2008
   at 10:11 am

3. 

   Thanks for the feedback guys!

   Tamsyn – let me know when you’ve done it, I’d love to see some other finished versions.

   By: Fern on June 26, 2008
   at 9:11 am

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   By: Sewing Machine Cover: Pimp My Machine « my half of the brain on June 29, 2008
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5. 

   Fern…that’s adorable! Love the colors~

   With friendship,
   Lisa

   By: Lisa TheDomesticDiva on June 29, 2008
   at 10:22 pm

6. 

   Thanks Lisa!

   By: Fern on June 30, 2008
   at 11:00 am

7. 

   i made one before, but this one is so much better! thanks!

   By: tiger on July 1, 2008
   at 3:17 am

8. 

   That’s really great.

   By: Helen on July 1, 2008
   at 3:20 am

9. [...] 1. I dusted off my sewing machine about a week ago. I was trying to find a nice sewing machine cover for it on etsy with no luck. I guess people who have sewing machines generally know how to sew their cover, so etsians figure no one will buy one. I was excited to see that Craft Zine has linked to a sewing machine cover tutorial by Not Nigella. [...]

   By: Travel Turtle » Blog Archive » 5 Things on July 1, 2008
   at 4:47 am

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    By: Sew,Mama,Sew! Blog » » Create & Celebrate on July 1, 2008
    at 7:04 am

11. 

    Thanks for the tutorial. I need to do the same!

    By: melissapher on July 1, 2008
    at 8:27 am

12. 

    Love this! My machine is filled with dust too. I’m going to use your tutorial and whip this up after my son goes to bed! One question- did you glue on the trim or add it when you were topstitching? Rad choice of fabrics!
    Thanks!

    By: Becks on July 1, 2008
    at 9:53 am

13. 

    Thanks for all the feedback and kind words!

    Becks – To attach the trim I used a very open zigzag stitch, I used the same yarn last week so I’d already tested it out then, there’s a clearer picture of my test strip and the stitches I tried out about half way down this post

    Hope that helped!

    By: Fern on July 1, 2008
    at 9:58 am

14. 

    I keep my sewing machine in the dining room, since I lack a crafty space of my own, and I really would like to cover it up when it’s not in use. Thanks for the tutorial! It made perfect sense, and I can’t wait to try it.

    By: Lisa Clarke on July 1, 2008
    at 12:16 pm

15. 

    I just found you from Sew Mama Sew! I am going to make this later today. I need a pretty cover for my sewing machine, and I need something quick, easy, and fun to get away from garment sewing. I will show you it when I am done : )

    Now I am going to enjoy the rest of your blog : )

    By: Tonya Richard on July 2, 2008
    at 12:48 am

16. 

    Love that cover!! The fabric rocks….I must be on the lookout for it!

    By: Heather on July 2, 2008
    at 1:26 am

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    By: Funda de tela para la máquina de coser on July 3, 2008
    at 8:05 pm

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    By: Friday Links | salty on July 5, 2008
    at 12:02 am

19. 

    Thank you so much! I have been looking for a sewing machine cover tutorial for about a year now. I made it as soon as I found your post. Here it is: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bohlin/2636660926/

    Big hugs!!

    By: Andee on July 5, 2008
    at 12:44 am

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21. [...] Experiment over at MomAdvice! It came from Amy’s Notebook Entry on 07.03.08, and comes from Not Nigella. It was easy to make and free for me because I made it with one of my favorite fabrics in my stash [...]

    By: It’s the Absolute Ultimate!! #4: 10 Cool Craft Tutorial Sites | Gidget Goes Home on August 22, 2008
    at 10:04 pm

22. 

    I wanted to make a cover for my sewing machine today. Could you send me the pattern for this one?

    Thank you
    Diane

    Grandville, Michigan

    By: Diane on September 13, 2008
    at 11:19 pm

23. 

    I loved your cover! I have not made it yet but used the same fabric you chose to cover my sewing chair (as soon as I figure out how to send you a picture, I will). Can you tell me how you made the cute matching pin cushion?

    Thanks!! Patricia

    By: Patricia on March 28, 2009
    at 9:56 am

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    By: Cover Me … « Kkhymn’s Corner on November 19, 2009
    at 3:50 am

25. 

    Hi Girls,
    I sell clear glossy vinyl sewing machine covers. I am just about to post them on my website where I sell clear vinyl covers for the Cricut machines. If any of you would like one, please visit my website at http://www.reniquedesigns.com
    These are custom made by me and personalization is optional. Yes, I did say personalized. You can get a clear vinyl personalized cover for your sewing machine at reniquedesigns.com
    Hope to be making one especially for ‘you’….very soon.
    With Love to All,
    ~Carol

    Please note that I may not get them on my site tonight but am in the process of getting that done, so if you don’t see it when you go, just email me and I’ll send you a pic.

    By: Carol (aka Renique) on November 20, 2009
    at 2:36 pm

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