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A gleam spell wand is a magical tool used in the practice of spellcasting. It is a type of wand that is specifically designed to enhance the casting of spells that produce light or illuminate their surroundings. The wand itself is typically made from a durable and lightweight material, such as wood or metal, and is often intricately carved with magical symbols or designs. The gleam spell wand is imbued with magical energy that allows it to amplify and focus the spellcaster's intent when casting spells that involve light. This energy helps to magnify the power of the spell, allowing it to produce a brighter and more intense light than would normally be possible. This can be particularly useful in situations where visibility is limited, such as in dark caves or during nighttime spellcasting.

Cuff fabric, right (pretty) side up
Pillow body fabric, right side up
Accent fabric, right side up

If you re an international customer you are certainly welcome to send me your pillowcases but regrettably I won t be able to cover the shipping costs. Next, find a large space, and lay your fabrics down, taking care to match up the long, 45 inch raw edge as follows Note You ll notice that I cut my cuff and accent piece slightly larger than my pillow body to better show how to layer the fabric.

This can be particularly useful in situations where visibility is limited, such as in dark caves or during nighttime spellcasting. The wand is activated by the spellcaster channeling their magical energy into it, usually by gripping it firmly in their hand and focusing their concentration. Once activated, the wand radiates a soft glow, indicating that it is ready to be used.

Magic pillow cases

I've decided to jump on the 1 Million Pillowcase bandwagon.
Rather late than never, right?

You can read about it over here but basically the American Patchwork & Quilting Magazine folks have issued a challenge to have 1 million pillowcases made and donated to charity by the end of 2010.
They have some wonderful buttons for your blog over here.
When you make and donate pillowcases you can update their list and add to the total.
They have some great pillowcase patterns over there, but when I was on retreat earlier this month I learned an AMAZING (and very easy) technique that results in a pillowcase with absolutely no seams showing.
Bonus: If you don't know how to make French seams, you will be able add that to your repertoire when you're done!
Interested?

Magical Pillowcase (also known as "burrito" pillowcase) Tutorial
* My pillowcase (and the tutorial) uses three fabrics - a main fabric, a cuff/contrast fabric, and a trim fabric. You can of course make the pillowcase using only one or two fabrics if you'd like.
* I'm also assuming that you're using 44/45" wide fabric.
* The pillowcase pattern makes a standard pillowcase. If you'd like to make a Queen or King pillowcase, the measurements and fabric requirements are at the bottom of the PDF version of this tutorial.
* You will need a relatively large flat surface like a dining room or kitchen table.

For each (standard size) pillowcase you will need:
3/4 yd (27") main fabric
1/3 yd (12") contrast fabric
1/8 yd trim fabric

1. Cut a 1 1/2" wide strip of trim fabric, selvedge to selvedge. Fold the strip in half lengthwise, wrong sides together. Press. (Note: this will result in a very narrow trim section as in my pillowcase above. If you'd like your trim a little wider, just cut this strip a little wider.)

2. Cut the main fabric 27" long by 41" wide.

3. Place the contrast fabric (12" by the width of the fabric) right side up on the table.

4. Place the folded trim fabric on top, matching up the raw edges.

5. Place the main fabric right side down on top of the trim fabric, once again lining up the raw edges.

6. Pin. (Note that the main fabric is a little narrower than the trim and contrast fabrics. Don't worry about this right now.)

7. Roll up the main fabric ONLY, until about 3" of the contrast fabric is exposed.


8. Fold the exposed contrast fabric over the main fabric roll and line up its raw edge with the raw edge you pinned in step 6.


9. Re-pin, undoing the original pins as you go and making sure all the raw edges are lined up.

10. Stitch a 1/2" seam along the raw edge. Oops! A little wonky.

11. Turn the pillowcase right side out by pulling the main fabric section out through the side opening of the "burrito".

12. Lay flat (WRONG sides together) folding the cuff exactly in half and lining up the trim seams. Press. You will now have a nice cuff with a little trim sticking out. How cool is that?
Trim off the excess cuff and trim fabric.


13. Now we're going to sew French seams. Line up all the raw edges. Note that you have the wrong sides of the pillowcase together and not the right sides like you will when sewing regular seams. Pin along both raw edges.

14. Stitch the side and end of the pillowcase, using a scant 1/4" seam.

15. Turn the pillowcase wrong side out. Use a chopstick or knitting needle to push out the corners. Be careful though. If you push too hard, you'll go straight through the seam. Press.

16. Stitch along the side and end of the pillowcase again, this time using a 3/8" seam. This will enclose the raw seam edge.

17. Turn the pillowcase right side out. Push out the corners again to sharpen them. Press.
Voila!

Most very high end pillowcases do not look this good.

Now.
If you'd like to make some pillowcases for charity (or yourself for that matter), I've carefully selected some fabric combinations which will make very cute ones.
There are kits in the store and I'm working on more so keep checking in.
Kits are all sold out.

You can either
1. Donate your pillowcases to a charity of your choice (be sure to contact them first to see if they can use pillowcases)
or
2. Write "CHARITY" in the comment section of your kit order and I will include a SASE for you to send your pillowcase back to me. I will then donate it for you and update the challenge database.
(Unfortunately I can only do this for US orders. If you're an international customer you are certainly welcome to send me your pillowcases but regrettably I won't be able to cover the shipping costs.)

Let's see how many pillowcases we can contribute to this great cause!

(Edited to add: I am not accepting donations for the Million Pillowcase Challenge any more but please enjoy the tutorial for your own use. Thanks!)

(I have created a PDF version of this tutorial which you can find over here. I'll also be announcing a pillowcase design contest within the next few days, so put on your thinking hats.)

You can either
1. Donate your pillowcases to a charity of your choice (be sure to contact them first to see if they can use pillowcases)
or
2. Write "CHARITY" in the comment section of your kit order and I will include a SASE for you to send your pillowcase back to me. I will then donate it for you and update the challenge database.
(Unfortunately I can only do this for US orders. If you're an international customer you are certainly welcome to send me your pillowcases but regrettably I won't be able to cover the shipping costs.)

The spellcaster can then direct the wand towards their desired target or area, and with a flick of the wrist, release the spell. Gleam spell wands are a popular choice among spellcasters who specialize in spells of illumination or who frequently find themselves in situations where light is needed. They are often employed by wizards, witches, and other magical practitioners who need to navigate dark environments or whose spells rely on light as a central component. Overall, the gleam spell wand is a valuable tool for any spellcaster who wishes to enhance their ability to produce light through magic. With its ability to amplify the power of light spells, it is a must-have accessory for those who seek to master the art of spellcasting..

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