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Sewing Information, Advice, How-to
Free Patterns - Chair & Sofa Covers & Cushions
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| Patio Chair Pad Sewing.org |
| Couch Slipcover Honeybear Lane |
| Box Cushion Alternative Windows |
| Classic Chair Back Covers Sew 4 Home |
| High Chair Seat Cushion About.com |
| Sitting Pretty Chair Cushions Sew 4 Home |
| Perfectly Portable Cushion Sew Mama Sew |
| Chair Cover* Joann.com |
| Dining Chair Cover Coats Crafts |
| Side Chair Slipcover Threads Magazine |
| 37 of the best free Chair & Sofa Covers & Cushion Patterns and Tutorials on the web |
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| Dining Chair Cushions Prudent Baby |
| Dining Chair Slipcovers Bibbidi Bobbidi Beautiful |
| Slipcovers* Sewing.org |
| Fleece Santa Chair Cover* Joann.com |
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| Piped Cushion Alternative Windows |
| Chair Cushion Husqvarna Viking |
| Loose Armchair Cover Coats Crafts |
| Sofa & Chair Slipcovers Bibbidi Bobbidi Beautiful |
| Lounge Cushion/Futon Cover Craft and Fabric Links |
| Chair Covers* Joann.com |
| Stylish Sofa Wrap Craftstylish |
| Wheelchair Cushion Craft & Fabric Links |
| Party Chair Cover* Pfaff |
| Window Seat Cushions HGTV |
| Child's Poang Chair Cover J Caroline Creative |
| Wicker Chair Furniture Cushions Upholster.com |
| Small Cushion Cover Craft & Fabric Links |
| No-slip Chair Cushions Sew 4 Home |
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Sew covers and cushions for your chairs and sofas with this collection of over thirty cover and cushion patterns &
tutorials gathered from all over the web.
A fabric slipcover can, of course, add new life to an old chair or sofa. And a set of special-occasion covers for your
dining room chair backs can add an additional festive touch to a holiday table setting.
Sew up a set of custom chair cushions to make a set of hard patio chairs more comfortable (or simply because you'd
like to dress them up with a colorful fabric). And just remember that if your cushions will be for outdoor furniture, to
use an outdoor fabric for added durability (or you can simply be prudent about bringing the covers inside in bad
weather).
And also remember that if you want to be able to launder your finished covers, to preshrink your fabric first (in the
same water and dryer temperature in which you plan to launder your finished covers) so that after laundering, the
cushions will still fit.
tutorials gathered from all over the web.
A fabric slipcover can, of course, add new life to an old chair or sofa. And a set of special-occasion covers for your
dining room chair backs can add an additional festive touch to a holiday table setting.
Sew up a set of custom chair cushions to make a set of hard patio chairs more comfortable (or simply because you'd
like to dress them up with a colorful fabric). And just remember that if your cushions will be for outdoor furniture, to
use an outdoor fabric for added durability (or you can simply be prudent about bringing the covers inside in bad
weather).
And also remember that if you want to be able to launder your finished covers, to preshrink your fabric first (in the
same water and dryer temperature in which you plan to launder your finished covers) so that after laundering, the
cushions will still fit.
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Sewing Quick Tips:
Tip #1: If you have some wonderful plaid fabric and you don't feel like going through the work of
matching the design at the seams, try turning some of your pattern pieces on the bias (the
diagonal).
Tip #2: When sewing lightweight fabrics, don’t backstitch to secure the thread ends, which can
cause your fabric to pucker. Instead, as you near the edge of your fabric, switch to a very fine
stitch, then continue stitching to the end of your fabric.
Tip #1: If you have some wonderful plaid fabric and you don't feel like going through the work of
matching the design at the seams, try turning some of your pattern pieces on the bias (the
diagonal).
Tip #2: When sewing lightweight fabrics, don’t backstitch to secure the thread ends, which can
cause your fabric to pucker. Instead, as you near the edge of your fabric, switch to a very fine
stitch, then continue stitching to the end of your fabric.
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