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Rugged Stonewashed Canvas for Family-Friendly Slipcovers
This heavy-duty stonewashed canvas is ideal for slipcovers that get daily use by the entire family, including pets! It’s an excellent alternative to basic cotton canvas when extra durability is needed. Here’s my review. What makes this cotton-poly canvas unique? It’s the stonewashed finish combined with a hardwearing construction that sets this fabric apart from…
Slipcover Tips for Wingback Telephone Arms
Do you want to make a slipcover for your wingback chair but you’re not sure how to pin-fit the “telephone” arms? Learn how to simplify the shape and pin the fabric flat and smooth with these 3 tips. I walked through my local ReStore last week and couldn’t resist taking a photo of this striking…
How To Topstitch a Box Cushion Cover
Learn how to trim your box cushion slipcovers with topstitch. The look is clean and simple, making it a modern alternative to a tailored welt cord. There is something about topstitched slipcover seams that is so aesthetically pleasing. I love the simplicity of the straight stitched lines. No bells and whistles, just an understated detail…
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