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Pillow Case Too Long Hack. Nate berkus has a hack to ensure that pillowcases look neatly. One of my favorite bedding hacks when you have a pillow case that is too big. My own attempts at trying to get a king size pillowcase to fit standard pillows didn't yield the best looking results, but as nate berkus shows with this simple. While it may seem like common sense (after all, how hard is it to put a pillow into a case?) this viral pillowcase hack has pulled in an incredible 15 million views and 1.2 million likes. If you have pillowcases that are too big for your pillows, you can easily alter them to fit. First, measure your pillow and add an extra inch to the width and length for seam allowance. If you accidentally bought pillowcases one size too big or if the pillow isn't filling out a pillowcase, there's no need to fret. Each technique offers its own unique benefits, so you can choose the one that works best for you. There are several methods you can use to tuck in the ends of a pillowcase, including the classic envelope fold, the hospital corner fold, and the quick tuck method.

While it may seem like common sense (after all, how hard is it to put a pillow into a case?) this viral pillowcase hack has pulled in an incredible 15 million views and 1.2 million likes. One of my favorite bedding hacks when you have a pillow case that is too big. My own attempts at trying to get a king size pillowcase to fit standard pillows didn't yield the best looking results, but as nate berkus shows with this simple. First, measure your pillow and add an extra inch to the width and length for seam allowance. Nate berkus has a hack to ensure that pillowcases look neatly. There are several methods you can use to tuck in the ends of a pillowcase, including the classic envelope fold, the hospital corner fold, and the quick tuck method. If you have pillowcases that are too big for your pillows, you can easily alter them to fit. Each technique offers its own unique benefits, so you can choose the one that works best for you. If you accidentally bought pillowcases one size too big or if the pillow isn't filling out a pillowcase, there's no need to fret.

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Pillow Case Too Long Hack While it may seem like common sense (after all, how hard is it to put a pillow into a case?) this viral pillowcase hack has pulled in an incredible 15 million views and 1.2 million likes. One of my favorite bedding hacks when you have a pillow case that is too big. If you have pillowcases that are too big for your pillows, you can easily alter them to fit. First, measure your pillow and add an extra inch to the width and length for seam allowance. There are several methods you can use to tuck in the ends of a pillowcase, including the classic envelope fold, the hospital corner fold, and the quick tuck method. If you accidentally bought pillowcases one size too big or if the pillow isn't filling out a pillowcase, there's no need to fret. Nate berkus has a hack to ensure that pillowcases look neatly. Each technique offers its own unique benefits, so you can choose the one that works best for you. While it may seem like common sense (after all, how hard is it to put a pillow into a case?) this viral pillowcase hack has pulled in an incredible 15 million views and 1.2 million likes. My own attempts at trying to get a king size pillowcase to fit standard pillows didn't yield the best looking results, but as nate berkus shows with this simple.