Chelsea! A few thoughts: 1. You make me feel like I could sew anything! 🦸 2. Why, oh, why does this channel not have A MILLION subscribers?! 🤩 3. I so wish that we were neighbors because I'm pretty sure that we would be fast friends! ☺ Have a wonderful weekend. And greetings from St. Louis, MO. ~Kelly 🪡
A few years ago, I made my sister and my sister-in-law, my son and his wife and my grandkids all pillowcases for for each month of the year. I called it the pillow case of the month club. The month of their birthday they got a special one that was all birthday material and I put their name on it. This year I incorporated those pieces of materials that was left over into quilts for each one of them for Christmas this year.
That is an amazing idea and such a keepsake!!! I have some of my Uncle's clothes who passed away and a keepsake pillow is what I am going to do!! Thanks for the idea ❤from KS
You are So Much FUN to watch! What a Joy it is to FINALLY see a REAL room not made for "set" perfection, a LIVED in & well used sewing room! THANK You, God Bless & early MERRY Christmas to you and your family in Jesus name Amen!
Every video I watch, and they say lift your presser foot and pivot, I think about that Friends scene. :) So funny. I love this project. I will have to try it.
I’m 66, well 67 in two weeks, and while I sewed in junior/high school some college it stopped there. 5 years ago I bought a Viking sewing machine and serger, they’ve sat in the box until recently. terrified me! I can’t thank you enough for your videos. Your enthusiasm is contagious and I feel like I actually can do many of these projects. I plan to give gifts I make this years. You have so many beginner projects that will be great gifts for a wide range of friends/family. Thank you so much!
Chelsea, you are so sweet. It’s a joy to listen to you and watch you sew. I’ve been sewing a long time. But even at 67 I’m still learning!! Thank you for all you do in this “the sewing community”. We are blessed to have you!! God bless you and yours!!!!!❤
Chelsea, You do a fabulous job explaining how to make the fun pillowcase project! All the Newbie Sewist's will have no trouble following your directions. Tell all the Newbie's that even us oldies have to use seam rippers to take out Boo-Boo's. I really enjoy your warm personality that's full of encouragement and enthusiasm with every project you teach. Oh, BTW, You got a major score on your discounted fabric!!! It's the good stuff you can't see through like many other fabrics that are now sold at hobby stores & even quilt shops at $13 & $14 per yard. Keep up the awesome job you are doing teaching anyone who is interested how to sew great & gift-able projects!😁🤪🤪
You’re absolutely right!! It’s how I still feel going into independent sewing and quilt stores. The people who work there can seem condescending to beginner questions. But I still go because I love it all. Thanks for doing this and understanding.😊
Thank you Chelsea! You taught me how to make a French Paper Piecing quilt and now I’m teaching my daughter!! Passing it on to another generation!! I think this is “sew” important!! 😂🎉❤
I made an Elsa pillow case in October for my granddaughter very similar to this, except I didn’t know about the french seam. Now I need to make another using this method. Thank You again for sharing your fun ideas!!! Your fun attitude and enthusiasm makes me want to hurry back to my craft room!!! ❤🎉
My Mom taught me to sew when I was young and when my kids were younger I sewed quite a bit (nothing fancy) but gradually got away from it. After watching your videos I made a bunch of zipper pouches and key chains from fabric left by my Mom after she passed away for my family. Thank you for getting me excited about sewing again!
This is the first video of yours I've seen. I have to say I love how you explain things and just how encouraging you are. I absolutely will be watching more.
Love Friends, that episode with 'Pivot' was hilarious. I especially loved the Bloopers of that. They had a hard time filming it, they couldn't stop laughing !!♥️ Love your videos Chelsey, always makes me smile, thank you
I've made many, many of these pillowcases! I make quilts to donate and make one of these to go with each one. It's so fun and satisfying. Love the fabric you've chosen for this one. Thanks for sharing!!!
Chelsea, your comment about “imposter syndrome” hit close to home! I am 51 and didn’t use a sewing machine until last year. I’ve been trying to figure it all out myself and I’m having so much fun. Your encouragement and joyful, supportive attitude are so wonderful. Going into a fabric store is so hard, though. I feel like such an idiot, not knowing anything. I wish I knew more about the types of fabrics and what works for what. It’s all like a different language! 😅 For my first project I was given a bunch of “scraps” from friends and I practiced just sewing them together into colour categories. I’m at the stage now where I’ve put all those blocks together and am trying to hand quilt it. That’s an adventure!😂 But just know that you are so appreciated, way up here in north central BC!
Chelsea, I have some sewing experience, but had wanted to take a class with my adult daughter bc she wants to learn. After watching your videos, I think we’ll use them as our sewing class! We can be in our own home, and have your excellent, easy to follow instructions, and it will be more fun! Thank you.
Always so satisfying to make these kinds of pillowcases! My daughters learned to make them in middle school home ec and made them several times as gifts for friends -- perfect to bring as a gift for the birthday girl at a sleepover! As Chelsea said, they're perfect for tucking into a spa kit, but they could also be used as a gift bag for a larger gift -- like maybe a winter- or Christmas-themed print to hold a large stuffed animal or a good sized box or something? Just use a ribbon to tie a bow around the top! There are so many cute seasonal and holiday prints that before you know it you'll want to make one for each month of the year.
I would mention that some shops require that you buy 1 yard on clearance fabric which I learned the hard way after I took at least 10 different fabrics up and found out after I had asked someone if I could get a half a yard of each. I was bummed because the fabric was awesome but so were the prices at the end I could only get a couple of yards. Now I just ask for anyone I can find if I can have their scraps. I’m so happy I came across your videos I think your fabulous good luck to getting bigger in the You Tube world!!!😘
Chelsea, Thank you for showing this video with directional fabric. Can you do another one with other directional fabric. I can’t seem to get my head around getting it right, maybe one day it will just click! Love the French seams. You are so great and love your bubbly personality. We need more of that in the world. Have a Merry Christmas.🌲
I loved watching you make this pillowcase. You went at a great pace. I have made dozens of these pillowcases, and I always have to go back and watch the tutorial the next time. Great job!
That was so nice and easy and super cute!! I'm gonna make this. I have a California king-size, with the longer pillows and good quality pillow cases can cost more than I want to spend, especially in designs I like. So, now I have a new project to make. Thank you, Chelsea! 😊
First of all, Roll Tide! 😊❤ My granddaughter was in the marching band and graduated last year! Secondly, thank you for your video, so easy to understand, and you eliminate the unnecessary things, keeping the video short and sweet! I love that fabric! I have king size pillows, I need to find what measurements I would need to make large pillowcases! Thanks for the inspiration! ❤
This is great!! Thank you so much for this!! 💞 I'm making pillowcase for a lot of kids for Christmas this year!🤗 I LOVE Friends we watch that every night! It will never get old to us.😂
You are amazing. Thank you so much for this video. I’ve watched so many pillowcase videos, and none of them compares to how precise you are on your directions. Thank you again.
Love, Love this project. ❤This is for the person who has everything. Like my wealthy sis!! You never disappoint😊. I will make me two and her one for ech room.
I started seeing again with Covid. Making bibs, bags and easy things. I love this pillow case. How fun would it to be for the grandkids to have seasonal pillowcases? Going slow… that is a problem with me. I am so impatient. I tried making French seams once. The video I watched didn’t cut off any.💡🧠 I just want cuz to say I love your laugh! And how positive you are!
I really love your channel. You have encouraged me to sew more often and just take it one step at a time. Thank you for doing such a great job. Sew amazing
Love your videos. Just made several collegiate travel pillowcases . They are so cute and easy! I really enjoy your enthusiasm for sewing, it encourages me to sew more.
I’m gonna have to watch this a couple of more times. I had to pause for a couple of minutes when you showed the placement of the pillow. I would have done it totally the wrong direction. And then the burrito….😳 am so lost. I’m sure watching it again will help. Thanks for another amazing video and I love how you share your knowledge. ❤️
I just got a bunch of yardage of Free Spirit fabric for pillowcases on black Friday!! Nice fabric does make all the difference but it's even better when you get it on sale!! Thank you for the great tutorial!!
I made some small pillow cases for my great grandchildren that fit a small travel pillow. This would be so cute for that. Thank you for showing how to sew the burillo end!
This is such agreat tutorial. The best one yet that ive seen of this project! I have one small suggestion 😊. When sewing up the sides and end I start at the open end to ensure the edges match and the tiny border flange is lying flat.😊 Yours turned out fantastic 🎉 Thanks again for a super tutorial 🎉
I have lost count of how many burrito style pillowcases I have made. I make them for my grandchildren every Christmas and of course they are Christmas pillowcases. The method I use is slightly different, but the results are exactly the same. My measurements are also a little bit different. I use 9 inches for the cuff, 27 inches for the body, and 3 inches for the trim. These are so fun and easy to make and the French seam make them seem fancy. I enjoyed your video and plan to look for others. I was actually making this year’s pillowcases as I was watching your video.
Don't throw out the selvedge edge that you've cut off. You can roll up your pillowcases and use the cutoff selvedge as a ribbon to tie around the pillowcases.
Such a fun project! I've made all my grandkids lots of pillowcases over the years and they always love them. I also used the burrito method which ends up with no raw edges which is another great feature. You always share the best projects!
After trimming the selvage I like to sew that small trim down 1/8" from the edge. I keeps it from getting wrinkly and flipping up once you wash it. Just looks neater and more finished.
Chelsea! A few thoughts: 1. You make me feel like I could sew anything! 🦸 2. Why, oh, why does this channel not have A MILLION subscribers?! 🤩 3. I so wish that we were neighbors because I'm pretty sure that we would be fast friends! ☺ Have a wonderful weekend. And greetings from St. Louis, MO. ~Kelly 🪡
Same here. If ever near Williamsburg, Va give me a holler.
I’m pretty sure we would be besties too! Lol
Same here! I feel like “even I” can do_____ when she teaches me.
I just now subscribed!
A few years ago, I made my sister and my sister-in-law, my son and his wife and my grandkids all pillowcases for for each month of the year. I called it the pillow case of the month club. The month of their birthday they got a special one that was all birthday material and I put their name on it. This year I incorporated those pieces of materials that was left over into quilts for each one of them for Christmas this year.
That is an amazing idea and such a keepsake!!! I have some of my Uncle's clothes who passed away and a keepsake pillow is what I am going to do!! Thanks for the idea ❤from KS
Such a clever idea!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
What a sweet thing to do!!!
I'm 71 and have been sewing since the seventh grade and i've made these pillowcase several times but I love watching your videos.
You are So Much FUN to watch! What a Joy it is to FINALLY see a REAL room not made for "set" perfection, a LIVED in & well used sewing room!
THANK You, God Bless & early MERRY Christmas to you and your family in Jesus name Amen!
Every video I watch, and they say lift your presser foot and pivot, I think about that Friends scene. :) So funny. I love this project. I will have to try it.
I’m 66, well 67 in two weeks, and while I sewed in junior/high school some college it stopped there. 5 years ago I bought a Viking sewing machine and serger, they’ve sat in the box until recently. terrified me!
I can’t thank you enough for your videos. Your enthusiasm is contagious and I feel like I actually can do many of these projects. I plan to give gifts I make this years. You have so many beginner projects that will be great gifts for a wide range of friends/family. Thank you so much!
You learned how to drive a car & that's far more complicated & scary than a sewing machine! Take those babies out for a spin!
Love my Viking!
And my old Hobbylock Pfaff & BYW Viking is old, too.
BTW
Chelsea, you are so sweet. It’s a joy to listen to you and watch you sew. I’ve been sewing a long time. But even at 67 I’m still learning!! Thank you for all you do in this “the sewing community”. We are blessed to have you!! God bless you and yours!!!!!❤
That’s so sweet, thank you! I’m so glad you enjoy the videos.
Chelsea, You do a fabulous job explaining how to make the fun pillowcase project! All the Newbie Sewist's will have no trouble following your directions. Tell all the Newbie's that even us oldies have to use seam rippers to take out Boo-Boo's. I really enjoy your warm personality that's full of encouragement and enthusiasm with every project you teach. Oh, BTW, You got a major score on your discounted fabric!!! It's the good stuff you can't see through like many other fabrics that are now sold at hobby stores & even quilt shops at $13 & $14 per yard. Keep up the awesome job you are doing teaching anyone who is interested how to sew great & gift-able projects!😁🤪🤪
You’re absolutely right!! It’s how I still feel going into independent sewing and quilt stores. The people who work there can seem condescending to beginner questions. But I still go because I love it all. Thanks for doing this and understanding.😊
Thank you Chelsea! You taught me how to make a French Paper Piecing quilt and now I’m teaching my daughter!! Passing it on to another generation!! I think this is “sew” important!! 😂🎉❤
I made an Elsa pillow case in October for my granddaughter very similar to this, except I didn’t know about the french seam. Now I need to make another using this method. Thank You again for sharing your fun ideas!!! Your fun attitude and enthusiasm makes me want to hurry back to my craft room!!! ❤🎉
I love French seams! It makes so many projects look polished!
My great aunt made us holiday pillow cases for every season ❤ we got new ones each year. And now my own kiddos use those pillow cases
My Mom taught me to sew when I was young and when my kids were younger I sewed quite a bit (nothing fancy) but gradually got away from it. After watching your videos I made a bunch of zipper pouches and key chains from fabric left by my Mom after she passed away for my family. Thank you for getting me excited about sewing again!
I love that you used your mom's fabric. That’s special!
I’ve never made a pillowcase or done French seams. I am going to do this. Thank you for this tutorial.
You got this!
Thanks for the border print reminder!!! ❤
This is the first video of yours I've seen. I have to say I love how you explain things and just how encouraging you are. I absolutely will be watching more.
That’s so sweet, thank you!
I’ve made these pillowcases for years. You made this look very easy. ❤😊❤
It's definitely one of my favorite projects!
Im from the Hunts. surrounding area! & I love making pillow cases! My first one was 15ish yrs ago for my girl. It's hand sewn & I still have it!
Loved your tutorial! The step by step live demo is awesome! Thanks for the positive encouragement in sewing something new
Glad it was helpful!
Love Friends, that episode with 'Pivot' was hilarious. I especially loved the Bloopers of that. They had a hard time filming it, they couldn't stop laughing !!♥️
Love your videos Chelsey, always makes me smile, thank you
IM SO INSPIRED! As a beginner, I know I can do that! ❤
You absolutely can! Go for it!
This would be great for a wedding gift. Of course you’d need 2
I've done French seams before. You inspire me to make more pillow cases.
I always ♥️ tell beginners to make a burrito method pillowcase. Really easy, instant gratification. ❤❤❤
I've made many, many of these pillowcases! I make quilts to donate and make one of these to go with each one. It's so fun and satisfying. Love the fabric you've chosen for this one. Thanks for sharing!!!
Chelsea, your comment about “imposter syndrome” hit close to home! I am 51 and didn’t use a sewing machine until last year. I’ve been trying to figure it all out myself and I’m having so much fun. Your encouragement and joyful, supportive attitude are so wonderful. Going into a fabric store is so hard, though. I feel like such an idiot, not knowing anything. I wish I knew more about the types of fabrics and what works for what. It’s all like a different language! 😅 For my first project I was given a bunch of “scraps” from friends and I practiced just sewing them together into colour categories. I’m at the stage now where I’ve put all those blocks together and am trying to hand quilt it. That’s an adventure!😂
But just know that you are so appreciated, way up here in north central BC!
I’ve made pillow cases before but needed a refresher and yours was the easiest to follow,especially the French seams! Thank you!
Another great tutorial! Thank you Chelsea. 😀
You are so welcome!
I have tried to learn this method before without success. You have just made it sink in! Thanks for all your videos!!!!!!
I'm so glad it finally clicked for you!
Chelsea, I have some sewing experience, but had wanted to take a class with my adult daughter bc she wants to learn. After watching your videos, I think we’ll use them as our sewing class! We can be in our own home, and have your excellent, easy to follow instructions, and it will be more fun! Thank you.
That’s so great! I'm sure you'll have lots of fun sewing together!
Such a cute pillow case.
Doing pillowcases and matching.PJs for the grandkids for Christmas. ❤
I love making pillowcases this way! Only thing I add is a topstitch along the end band before rolling. It helps keep the accent color flat.
😂Great idea. Makes the end come out nice after washing and drying. ❤
Always so satisfying to make these kinds of pillowcases! My daughters learned to make them in middle school home ec and made them several times as gifts for friends -- perfect to bring as a gift for the birthday girl at a sleepover! As Chelsea said, they're perfect for tucking into a spa kit, but they could also be used as a gift bag for a larger gift -- like maybe a winter- or Christmas-themed print to hold a large stuffed animal or a good sized box or something? Just use a ribbon to tie a bow around the top! There are so many cute seasonal and holiday prints that before you know it you'll want to make one for each month of the year.
Years ago I started sewing curtains and pillows cases! So cute!
Love it, going to try this, french seams are sooo intimidating, but, as usual, you've given me the confidence to go for it! Thank you ❤❤❤
I love watching all your tutorials. I will definitely make this . I have been wanting to make Christmas pillow case. Thank you for sharing.
You are adorable! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I love this pillowcase! 🩷🩶
I would mention that some shops require that you buy 1 yard on clearance fabric which I learned the hard way after I took at least 10 different fabrics up and found out after I had asked someone if I could get a half a yard of each. I was bummed because the fabric was awesome but so were the prices at the end I could only get a couple of yards. Now I just ask for anyone I can find if I can have their scraps. I’m so happy I came across your videos I think your fabulous good luck to getting bigger in the You Tube world!!!😘
The pillowcase was one of the first projects I did when my friend started teaching me to quilt!!!😊😅😂
lol! Love Friends, that was a funny episode, the pivot comment made me laugh.
Very good instruction for the burrito technique.
Thanks!
Ive made this pillowcase before but I really like the visual you’re giving us!
👋👋 That is one gorgeous pillowcase. ❤❤
Aw, thanks so much!
Chelsea, Thank you for showing this video with directional fabric. Can you do another one with other directional fabric. I can’t seem to get my head around getting it right, maybe one day it will just click! Love the French seams. You are so great and love your bubbly personality. We need more of that in the world. Have a Merry Christmas.🌲
East TN girl here…GBO🧡!
🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Never considered border print. Great idea!
I'm making a couple for my nephews for Christmas. Thanks for the tutorial!
They’ll love them!
❤ you are a great teacher❤
Thank you! 😃
That's beautiful. I love the fabric.
That is adorable! I appreciate the lessons learned!
I loved watching you make this pillowcase. You went at a great pace. I have made dozens of these pillowcases, and I always have to go back and watch the tutorial the next time. Great job!
I’m so glad it was helpful!
You are an awesome teacher!!! Thank you so much
That was so nice and easy and super cute!! I'm gonna make this. I have a California king-size, with the longer pillows and good quality pillow cases can cost more than I want to spend, especially in designs I like. So, now I have a new project to make. Thank you, Chelsea! 😊
For king size pillows you do a full yard of fabric.
I do 36" main body, 2.5" contrast...I usually use a jelly roll strip, and 10" for cuff.
Have fun!
I'm gonna try it. Love your positivity and encouragement!
Go for it!
I love your videos. Now that I have watched this I can't wait to try it.
First of all, Roll Tide! 😊❤ My granddaughter was in the marching band and graduated last year! Secondly, thank you for your video, so easy to understand, and you eliminate the unnecessary things, keeping the video short and sweet! I love that fabric! I have king size pillows, I need to find what measurements I would need to make large pillowcases! Thanks for the inspiration! ❤
Thanks for this tutorial, now I can sew pillow cases in no time like a pro 😊
Beautiful! I'm just beginning and i am going to make this for my Daughter's birthday 🎉. Thank you!!
Have fun!
Thank you for teaching us, love it❤
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
Oh how I love your videos and your approach to sewing. Thank you!
You're so welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying them.
I have made those pillow cases before. Your pillowcase is beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
This is great!! Thank you so much for this!! 💞 I'm making pillowcase for a lot of kids for Christmas this year!🤗 I LOVE Friends we watch that every night! It will never get old to us.😂
You are amazing. Thank you so much for this video. I’ve watched so many pillowcase videos, and none of them compares to how precise you are on your directions. Thank you again.
Thank you so much for inspiring us on our sewing journey. I learned a lot. ❤
Wonderful thanks.
Love this! Instant gratification.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is the clearest video explaining the burrito I've ever watched. Thanks for the encouragement and inspiration! ❤
You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful! 😊
@@shesewsseams, I've made these pillowcases before, but now the concept is crystal clear, thanks to you! ❤ Perfect tutorial! 😊
Love, Love this project. ❤This is for the person who has everything. Like my wealthy sis!! You never disappoint😊. I will make me two and her one for ech room.
You're going to make such thoughtful gifts!
Lovely! and a great idea. Love your tutorials, you are amazing at teaching and encouraging!
That's so sweet, thank you!
Will def send to my own sis💕🌊🏵️🌸🍰
Thank you Chelsea.❤
You are an amazing instructor ,so fun to have your personality around me as I learn from you. Bless you as learning from your many tutorials❤️❤️❤️
That is so sweet! I'm so glad you're enjoying my tutorials!
OMG you're so creative!!
Hey I’m so glad to see your tutorial. I’ll make a few for
Christmas gifts. Thank You!
That's a great idea! They make such a cute gift!
I started seeing again with Covid. Making bibs, bags and easy things. I love this pillow case. How fun would it to be for the grandkids to have seasonal pillowcases?
Going slow… that is a problem with me. I am so impatient.
I tried making French seams once. The video I watched didn’t cut off any.💡🧠
I just want cuz to say I love your laugh! And how positive you are!
I really love your channel. You have encouraged me to sew more often and just take it one step at a time. Thank you for doing such a great job. Sew amazing
I'm so glad!
Love your videos. Just made several collegiate travel pillowcases . They are so cute and easy! I really enjoy your enthusiasm for sewing, it encourages me to sew more.
That is so awesome! I'm so glad you're finding success and enjoying the journey!
I’m gonna have to watch this a couple of more times. I had to pause for a couple of minutes when you showed the placement of the pillow. I would have done it totally the wrong direction. And then the burrito….😳 am so lost. I’m sure watching it again will help.
Thanks for another amazing video and I love how you share your knowledge. ❤️
Thank you So Sew Much for this Video !! You are An Awesome Teacher.. I just Love Your Channel 🌷💗
That is so sweet, thank you!
I just got a bunch of yardage of Free Spirit fabric for pillowcases on black Friday!! Nice fabric does make all the difference but it's even better when you get it on sale!! Thank you for the great tutorial!!
I’m so glad you scored some great fabric!
So cute
Great video! Thank you for your great instruction!
You are so welcome!
Very cute episode
Beautiful!❤
I made some small pillow cases for my great grandchildren that fit a small travel pillow. This would be so cute for that. Thank you for showing how to sew the burillo end!
I lost my pillow pattern. This is great!!! ty
Love this pillow cases. That print is so pretty. Good tutorial!
I just adore that fabric! It is so darn cute.
You are amazing. I sew 😂 want to do this and with your tutorial I can. ❤️
I'm so glad you're giving it a try!
I love that fabric. I will have to make one. Thank you
You’re welcome 😊
This is such agreat tutorial. The best one yet that ive seen of this project! I have one small suggestion 😊. When sewing up the sides and end I start at the open end to ensure the edges match and the tiny border flange is lying flat.😊 Yours turned out fantastic 🎉
Thanks again for a super tutorial 🎉
I have lost count of how many burrito style pillowcases I have made. I make them for my grandchildren every Christmas and of course they are Christmas pillowcases. The method I use is slightly different, but the results are exactly the same. My measurements are also a little bit different. I use 9 inches for the cuff, 27 inches for the body, and 3 inches for the trim. These are so fun and easy to make and the French seam make them seem fancy. I enjoyed your video and plan to look for others. I was actually making this year’s pillowcases as I was watching your video.
Don't throw out the selvedge edge that you've cut off. You can roll up your pillowcases and use the cutoff selvedge as a ribbon to tie around the pillowcases.
Love it
Such a fun project! I've made all my grandkids lots of pillowcases over the years and they always love them. I also used the burrito method which ends up with no raw edges which is another great feature. You always share the best projects!
Thanks for making me feel like I can do this!! You are an amazing teacher and love your channel! ❤from KS
This is sooo timely I just bought material to make some pillow cases! Never done it before but I know I can now!
After trimming the selvage I like to sew that small trim down 1/8" from the edge. I keeps it from getting wrinkly and flipping up once you wash it. Just looks neater and more finished.
This is great!!! Now I need to go hunting for cute fabrics, no patchwork fabrics in my country. Big thanks from Argentina ❤
Gorgeous. I made 3 from leftover fabric I used to make my quilt. Made such a cute set.