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A simple cotton canvas, also known as duck cloth, makes a great looking and comfy slipcover without spending a fortune on fabric. Go with white or natural and you’ll get a lot of bang for your buck. Canvas in these soft neutral shades are versatile and have year round appeal. The look is relaxed and casual. Choose 12 oz….
The scrolled arms and feet on this vintage chair were too pretty to cover up. So I came up with a slipcover design that shows off the exposed wood detail. Here’s what I did: Fabric: washed Carr-Go Canvas, color white.
Heavy white denim to the rescue once again. It’s one of my favorite slipcover fabrics for covering tattered upholstery. It does a great job of hiding imperfections. For this project I used a 12 oz. 100% cotton denim. I gave it a hot wash and dry to work out the shrinkage and beef up the cloth. To…
Slipcover any chair or sofa in washed, white denim and you will instantly have a brand new piece of furniture. Take a look at the transformation of this English-rolled arm chair. Wow! My customer moved her arm chair from her home to her cottage. To give it the same cottage-y look & feel as her other slipcovered pieces…
I rarely make slipcovers for brand new furniture but for my customer’s Art Van Scarlett Sofa it was a must. Her sleek, tailored English arm sofa looked out of place at her welcoming lakeside cottage. She wanted to change the look from formal to casual cottage-y. Voila! A white denim slipcover makeover. Heavyweight washed white denim makes the…
This simple slipcover updates an antique French chair with contemporary style. No fussy details or fancy fabric. Just an easy design in washable white denim for everyday use. Less is more was my customer’s vision for her French chair slipcover. So, I created a simple two-piece design using casual cotton denim and hidden Velcro closures….