Things You'll Need

Instructions

1

Fold the fabric in half, right sides together, and lay it flat on your work surface.
2

Measure and cut the material 6 inches wide and 13 inches long. This forms a slender, elongated pouch to hold the corn.
3

Stitch the pouch together along the bottom edge and the sides using a 1/4-inch seam. Leave the top edge open. From the first seam move over another 1/4 inch and sew along the same sides and bottom. To add strength, stitch a second seam 1/2 inch from the edge of the fabric. Use back-and-forth stitching at each end of the seams to prevent the seams from coming open.
4

Turn the fabric right side out and add corn to fill the pillow halfway.
5

Fold the open edges under and stitch it closed. Move the corn away from the needle area of the machine and sew straight across the edge.
6

Cut two pieces of fabric that are 1/2-inch larger on all sides than the original ones. Make a second pouch, using the same steps and leaving one short end open. Add hook-and-loop tape to the open end.
7

Slide the corn pillow into the second case and close the hook-and-loop tape. Remove this case as need for washing.