See more details on how to add piping HERE.This tutorial is for adding piping to a cushion but the same principles apply. And our case is easier since the piping runs in a straight line. 9 | Sew The Panels For The Front This step is not necessary if you are using a flat sheet for...
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Stuff your DIY pin cushion Stuff the inside of your pin cushion. You can use basically anything to stuff this as long as its soft so that the needles will stick in easily. Make sure to stuff it very full but not too full so that you can’t sew the gap up. Sew up the remaining ...
I didn’t add any piping or top stitching to my slipcovers to make them simple to sew. If you want, you could add those details now for a more traditional look. Sew the Cushion Cover Use your actual seat cushion cover as a pattern to create this part of your slipcover. Measure it a...
You'd also need pieces for the top face of each arm, the insides and outsides of the arms, and to cover or go under the cushions. Part 2 Sewing the Slipcover 1 Sew together the top, bottom, and sides of the cushion covers. If you’re planning on covering the cushions, use a ...
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A circle is the shape of everything from atoms to stars, enduring the test of time. Skilled quilt artist Heidi Parkes incorporates many hand-sewn fabric circles into her quilts. In this class, she imparts her expertise in appliquéing circles of varying
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However, if I’d chosen one of the damask fabrics (like the cushion or pillow fabric), turning it sideways isn’t going to work. Instead, I would have had to sew two pieces of the 54″ wide fabric together to get a piece wide enough to cover the back of my 94″ couch. That’s...
Yes. You make it look so easy, and I promise I will try it on my own. Thank you! Reply small + friendly March 7th, 2011 Wow! It's like you read my mind – I just told a friend I would sew her some cushion covers with zippers and was going to have to figure out how – ...