Garment Dust Covers For Textile Storage. Supplies You will need: Pre-washed cotton sheeting Cotton thread Cotton twill Sewing machine or needle.

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Garment Dust Covers For Textile Storage

Supplies You will need: Pre-washed cotton sheeting Cotton thread Cotton twill Sewing machine or needle.

Two Types of Dust Cover The closed design is recommended for clothing that hangs near the floor. The open version is usually used for shorter pieces.

Closed Design Starting 15 cm above the bottom of the fabric on one side and allowing for a 1.5 cm seam, machine stitch down to and along the bottom of the fabric and up the other side to the top. Stitch along the top, leaving a 2.5 cm hole for the hook of the hanger. Stitch 15cm down the side. Turn the cover inside out, hem the side opening, and attach the cotton ties.

Open Design Machine stitch around the sides of the fabric, allowing for a 1.5cm seam. Leave the bottom open and leave a 2.5cm hole at the top for the hook of the hanger. Turn the cover inside out, and hem the lower edge.

Notes Garments should be stored in cupboards with doors. If no doors, make curtains of pre-washed cotton to enclose the cupboards. Garments should be hung at least 10cm apart.