How Do You Sew A Duvet Cover With Piping?
A duvet cover is essentially a very large pillowcase that covers a comforter or blanket. Piping adds a decorative touch to the edges of a duvet cover, and can be purchased at most fabric stores. Flat sheets make ideal materials for duvet covers, since they are fairly inexpensive and wide enough to cover the duvet without using seams. Make sure to choose sheets that are a few inches wider and longer than the duvet. You can use matching sheets for the front and back of the cover, or use contrasting ones. Keep in mind that the piping will show on both sides, so choose materials that complement the piping. Cut the material for the top of the duvet cover 2 inches wider and longer than the duvet. If you are using fabric rather than a flat sheet, you will need to sew several pieces together to make the fabric wide enough. Remember to include enough extra fabric for seam allowance when cutting each piece. Hem the upper edge of the fabric, or use the hem that is part of the flat sheet. Place th
