This slipcover sewing tutorial shows you how to make a tailored skirt and cushion cover. These are the finishing touches that give your DIY chair cover a professional look. Hi everyone! Part 4 of my slipcover pin fit tutorial series is finally here! There are a lot of good tips and step-by-step instructions packed into…
Congrats! You’ve completed pin fitting your chair or sofa and prepped it for sewing. Now, it’s time to stitch the pieces together. Learn how to sew the slipcover body in this easy step-by-step tutorial. Welcome to Part 3 of my slipcover pin fit tutorial series! It’s all about sewing your pin fit pieces together to…
Pinning and cutting a slipcover right side out is a simple method for creating a really good fit. In this tutorial, you will learn how to prep your pinned cover for easy sewing. Hi there! I’m so happy Part 1 of my pin fit tutorial series has inspired you to make your own slipcover. If…
Strong, sharp straight pins are a must-have for pin fitting a slipcover. I’ve tested a lot of sewing pins over the years and found one type that works best for pinning multiple layers of fabric together with a good hold. The right sewing tools make all the difference when making a slipcover. And, that includes…
Hello everyone, and happy beautiful October! If you are gung-ho to slipcover your T-cushion chair or sofa, you are going to love today’s post. I share fit tips for creating great looking front corners on a T-shape deck using darts in just the right places. First, a little anatomy lesson. The deck is the area…
Outer arm seams with or without welt cord are common on rolled arm slipcovers. And, some slipcovers omit outer arm seams all together. Learn when, why and how to add, or not add, outer arm seams to your custom cover design. An outer arm seam sits high or low on the side of the rolled…