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The look of a washed linen slipcover is uniquely different from any other natural fiber fabric. It has a soft crumpled texture and floppy drape, perfect for creating a casual, laid back style.
Prevent a wavy hem on your linen slipcover with this simple trim. Learn how to sew it easily in place to control fabric stretch and give your DIY cover a professional finish. I just finished sewing two large sofa slipcovers using heavyweight linen. The covers are very wide, each one about 100 inches. They…
Use these linen slipcover ideas to add comfort and style to your bedroom. Includes favorite fabrics and DIY design tips for making headboard covers and bed skirts. If you’ve followed my blog for a while you know most of my posts are about designing and making slipcovers for living room furniture. But did you know…
The type of linen fabric used for washable slipcovers is anything but fine and fancy. It’s nothing like a lightweight linen blouse pressed smooth and then creases like crazy the minute you put it on. And, it’s a far cry from starched-stiff, heirloom napkins and tablecloths — the “good linens” used only for special occasions….
Many of you have asked for an oatmeal linen cotton that’s slipcover worthy. Good news! I found one I think you’re going to love. It’s called LATIN and it’s a beauty! When I first sampled this fabric from InstaLinen I was immediately drawn to the simple rustic texture and two-tone natural color. Think hemp grain…
A quality heavy weight linen makes a beautiful and long wearing slipcover. One of my favorites is Manchester Natural Brown. This linen has a European look & feel that never goes out of style. I especially like the authentic flax color, a warm neutral that works with everything. Manchester Linen is thick and weighty. It’s best suited for classic,…
As I was working with a beautiful, heavyweight linen, I wondered how it would look in a simple, casual design. Something with a relaxed fit and no details at all. I put it to the test and love the results! Here are a few tips for making your own: 1. Use a heavy weight linen for best results. Look for a 12 oz…