Hardly even a tutorial: the 8 minute duvet cover

OK then, this is the deal: Viola enherited my travel pillow to use as a doll duvet. So she needed a duvet cover. This is how I did it in 8 minutes sharp - including a taking a few photos:

What you need is:

• A thrifted travel pillow, preferably Japanese since they stuff theirs with real feathers (I got mine of a hostel, and it followed me around the world for almost a year).

• A tea towel.

Do as follows:

Fold the tea towel in half, and cut away about 1/6 of the fabric on one of the halfs.



Unfolded it should look like this:



Iron down a seam of about 1 cm, and zig-zag across (or do a neater version and fold the hem 2 times).

Fold the flap down like this:



Assemble the duvet cover with the inside out, and sew the 3 edges. Your opening should look like this:



Turn around, stuff the travel pillow indside. Place over scary looking doll, and your done with the 8 minute duvet cover:



Top that one of with one girly granny blanket, and you can tick of another project that´s been taking too long to finish.



Best part: both makes it almost impossible to see the scary baby doll! Yeaj!