DIY ENVELOPE HOW TO
DIY ENVELOPE GENERATOR
DIY ENVELOPE MANUAL
DIY ENVELOPE FULL

I used my rotary mat and cutter to help me slice up my fabric but you can just as easily measure it with your measuring tape, use a straight edge or ruler to mark it lightly on the back and cut it with some sewing scissors.

DIY ENVELOPE FULL

For a full discussion of this, see my other envelope pillow tutorials here and here. You want to add about 1/2 inch for the seams along the non-envelope part and you add about 8″ for the overlap for the back, so I cut my fabric to 15″ x 56″.Ĭhoosing your fabric size also depends on how full the form is you are using.

My pillow label said it was 16×28 but there was lots of extra space in the form so I squished it up and measured it to be 14″ x 24″. Squish it together so that you get of measure of it with firm edges. The trickiest part is figuring out the size that your fabric should be. – sewing machine, sewing scissors, and thread – rotary cutter and mat (you could also just use a straight edge and scissors) – piece of fabric (height of your pillow form plus double the length of your pillow form with an additional 8″ added to the length for overlap) The stunning scheme of these floral pillows totally tied together the coral, turquoise, pink, and grey elements of the room.įor my tutorial, I am using images of a yellow chevron lumbar pillow cover that I made for my son’s bed. This same beautiful fabric was used in our Master bedroom (you may have seen it when I shared our Master Bedroom Refresh…. Like they did in our beautiful summer living room that I shared during our summer house tour…. The lumbar pillow is the place to use your ‘best’ or favourite fabric because they get the most visual attention.Īnd they are the perfect way to tie together a colour scheme in a room. I love switching them out with great regularity.Īnd today I want to share with you how I make my DIY Envelope Style Lumbar Pillows.īecause these are some important throw pillows. So you may know that I have a thing for envelope pillow covers.

DIY ENVELOPE HOW TO

Here is more info about the module: /analogsynth_new/DUALARGENERATOR/DUALARGENERATOR.I will show you how to make your own envelope pillow case.

DIY ENVELOPE MANUAL

It has a button for manual trigger/gate (depending on setting) and an output level pot which goes 0-10V.

The 3 position switch LONG / SHORT / MED switches between time modes (long being the longest amount of time to complete a cycle).

The 3 position switch GATE / TRIG / TRIG switches between GATE or TRIG mode.

The middle position sets it for standard mode gate or trigger AR.

The 3 position switch, LOOP / AR / TEMP loops if switched up LOOP or if togged down TEMP (momentary).

The 3 switches need a bit of explanation: It has an Analog Craftsman 6-pin standard power cable soldered onto it which means that you either need to power it off a power distro with male pins on it or make a kind of adapter for it, as the PCB does not have a 6-pin footprint - I believe its the MTA156 MOTM footprint. It has label stickers as 'panel graphics' printed from a labelmaker. I ordered the PCB from Synthcube, followed build instructions from the Music From Outer Space website, and then mounted it in a 2-space blank panel that I hand-drilled. This was my 2nd MFOS build and first modular build where I did everything.

DIY ENVELOPE GENERATOR

This is DIY build of the Music From Outer Space Dual Attack Release Envelope Generator in 5U MU Dotcom format.

Diy envelope