To read Part 1 of How to Make a Couch Slipcover click here Here it is! What do you think? PS I am aware of the crookedness of the stuff on the wall. We just ran out of time but we’ll fix it later. 🙂 I have washed it again so it’s still a little…
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How to Make a Couch Slipcover Part 1
Making your own couch slipcover is a great way to update an old couch, change the color, or be able to wash out marks made. I made these couch slipcovers in white duck canvas, which is definitely a little harder to keep clean. I have since personally switched to beige slipcovers and they seem…
My Wing Chair Slipcover Reveal!!
Look at my Wing Chair Slipcover! I know, your jaws are just dropping, right?!! How awesome does that look?!Okay here’s the truth. I do think it looks amazing. Really. I find myself admiring my work several times a day. But this wing chair slipcover is NOT without mistakes and flaws!! I spent much longer working…
Make a Slipcover in 5 Minutes!
Looking for the La Flor Fabric giveaway? ********** Remember that sad day at Goodwill when we lost my son’s Froggy? Well there was one (or seven or eight) awesome things that actually came out of that trip. First off, I snagged this wing chair in amazing condition for $20! It was rather spontaneous,…
Day 1 of Slipcover Week: Beautiful White Inspiration
So the Challenge this week on the CSI Project was Slipcovers and Upholstery. Wanna know something sad? I spent the first part of this week MAKING a slipcover that turned out, um…AWESOME!! How did I miss this?! If I’d blogged about it on Wednesday or Thursday then I could have entered. But here’s a horrible,…
Living Room Plans!!
I am a 100% visualizer. I absolutely cannot do things without trying to see them first. Yes, when I put together my quilts I have an idea in my head of what it will look like, but I usually have to put the fabrics side by side and do a lot of experimentation. However, when…
