Pillow to WUH & sleeve question

"TerriLee in WA" <tlbishop at earthlink dot net> wrote in message
>I do everything by machine, including embroidery. Is there some other way?
><grin> And really, I'm a prolific top-maker. Although I did get 3 basted a
>week ago Sat, none of them are quilted yet. Sigh. And pillows, too, if
>those count. Everyone seems to want a pieced-top pillow these days. I made
>some for the pastor's wife and mom and now the other pastors want some,
>too. I'm working on one that I should be able to finish tonight. I'll post
>pics if I get done.
> --
> TerriLee in WA (state)
> [snip previous thread]

> Bad form - replying to myself, I know. But something strange happened along
> the way with the "pillow" referenced below. I'm busily piecing the strips
> around the center, which is rectangular, gradually increasing the vertical
> dimension by using wider crosswise strips than vertical ones, and all of a
> sudden the darn thing tells me "I don't want to be a pillow. I'm supposed
> to be a wall hanging." Dang! Who could have guessed. Anyway, now it's a
> WUH, all put together & quilted and will get binding tonite. (someone remind
> me that I do *not* like fusible batting, even for a WUH!) Now for the
> question. I usually put "tabs" on wall quilts, but this one (of course)
> wants something different. It wants a sleeve, and I have no idea how to do
> one. Does someone have some directions for this task? Thanks in advance,
>

> Terrilee:
> Sleeves are so easy, you will wonder why you
> waited to make them! Here are a few links. NAYY,
> PAT in VA/USA
> http://tinyurl.com/mf3z2
> http://www.mccallsquilting.com/artheblk/603_hangingsleeve/index.html
> http://www.quiltersvillage.com/basic/basic18/index.html
> TerriLee in WA wrote:
> > Bad form - replying to myself, I know. But something strange happened

> > the way with the "pillow" referenced below. I'm busily piecing the

> > around the center, which is rectangular, gradually increasing the

> > dimension by using wider crosswise strips than vertical ones, and all of

> > sudden the darn thing tells me "I don't want to be a pillow. I'm

> > to be a wall hanging." Dang! Who could have guessed. Anyway, now it's

> > WUH, all put together & quilted and will get binding tonite. (someone

> > me that I do *not* like fusible batting, even for a WUH!) Now for the
> > question. I usually put "tabs" on wall quilts, but this one (of course)
> > wants something different. It wants a sleeve, and I have no idea how to

> > one. Does someone have some directions for this task? Thanks in

> Thank you, Pat. That does look easy. But hand sewing?! Oh well, I do know
> how, it's just not my fav thing.