Make pillows and bedspreads manually

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^{Greetings Everyone. I am @mostofajaman from Bangladesh.}

Friends, welcome to my post. I will make pillows for myself, my wife and my daughter. The pillows I have been using for a while have become very cold and hard, and they have become very soft, which makes it difficult to sleep with my head on them. Let's try to present to you today how to make pillows manually and how to make bed sheets.

These are made in different shops in the market. However, people from different areas make them in different ways, but the common thing is that there is cotton in the pillow and there is tola and coconut husk in the jajims. The jajims are made from coconut shells. In many cases, foam is used instead of tola and in many places, these are also made in automatic machines.They have ready-made pillows for children and adults in the store. They also work on orders and can make your pillows according to your needs.

I reached there and saw their activities and waited until it was time to make my pillows.

First, he brought the cotton and used a stick to separate the cotton from each other and make it thin and took a cover and sewed it around and left a gap on one side and inserted the cotton into it nicely. This is a very simple method but the best and quality cotton for pillows can increase the quality of a pillow. However, in total, about three and a half kilograms of cotton were used in four pillows and after inserting the cotton, the remaining space was sewn by hand and closed by sewing.

The jajims that they are making are made in the same way. First, they sewed a cloth on one side and inserted coconut shells into it and beat it in stages and separated the cotton and stitched it through the cloth. In your area, how do you make jajims for pillows and beds? Tell me in the comments.

The cotton that I will make the pillows with is the highest quality cotton in this shop but these are not natural cotton either. The best cotton in this shop is as you can see he took it for making pillows and charged 220 taka per kg. I was sitting there watching his pillow-making methods and taking photographs. it will cost me 60 steem to make the pillows.

The pillows were made and I bought another cover on the pillow from the shop and brought it home directly. I put it on the bed at home and took photographs. These are complete now you can sleep on them. Thank you everyone.