SUPPLIES NEEDED

STEP 1

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STEP 2

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STEP 3

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STEP 4

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STEP 5

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KitchenAid Professional Mixer Pattern to Make a Mixer Dust Cover

Sewing is an easy and fun way to give your prized kitchen appliance a facelift with this KitchenAid Professional Mixer Cover Pattern.

Super easy to make and definitely a must for anyone with a stand mixer, this easy pattern for a KitchenAid Professional Mixer Cover is a simple way to give your mixer a face-lift.

SUPPLIES NEEDED

– Fabric – Matching Thread – Pattern – Scissors – Rotary Cutter & Mat

STEP 1

Print out the mixer dust cover pattern and cut out the pattern pieces before assembling them along the match lines to make one piece.

STEP 2

Place the template on the back side of the fabric and trace around it while holding it in place.

STEP 3

STEP 4

Next, attach one of the end cut-out pieces with the free pattern to the long side of the center piece of fabric by clipping or pinning it.

STEP 5

To join the two pieces together, sew them with a 1/4 inch seam allowance, using a backstitch at the start and finish.

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