Sharing how to make slipcovers all week has been so much fun! I'm so overwhelmed with all your amazing comments here on the blog, on Instagram and Facebook, and even the emails y'all have been sending. If you have any other questions, be sure to come back later today for some final tips, tricks & thoughts (and an awesome giveaway from my Slip Cover Week partner Online Fabric Store - woot!) By now we've attached the seat to the back and the arms to the seat, so now let's put ... continue reading...
How to make slipcovers: part 6 (adding on arms)
We're getting close to the end of Slip Cover Week - your step by step guide on how to make slipcovers. Today we're adding on the arms to the frame. I know it's going to be a bit different for every style of furniture, but I'm sharing on my sofa, so if you happen to want to make a Pottery Barn Buchanan Sofa Slip Cover, you are in luck ;) If not, just follow the same basic steps to do any chair/sofas, though. We've already covered the back, do make sure those pieces are on (inside out) and ... continue reading...
How to Make Slipcovers: part 5 (beginning the frame)
Welcome to Slip Cover Week! It's your step by little step guide to learn how to make slipcovers. If you're just joining in, we've already talked about the tools and supplies you'll need, learned how to make piping, started cutting fabric, and have covered our cushions. In this post we're going to start covering the frame. For this portion in learning how to make slipcovers you're going to cut three pieces: two for the very back of the sofa (one for each side of the zipper) and one of the ... continue reading...
make this: Twig Lamp Shade
Adding a little natural element to fall decorating always feels right to me. Pumpkins, feathers, gourds, leaves... it makes for a fabulous fall display, don't you think? Today I'm partnering up with some fantastic bloggers to share how we incorporate natural elements for fall decorating. As for me? It's all about the twig lamp shade. Doesn't it just scream "FALL!"? This project could not be any easier. It's more about patience than anything else, but you probably have everything you need ... continue reading...
How to Make Slipcovers: part 4 (covering cushions)
All week I'm teaming up with Online Fabric Store to bring you Slip Cover Week: your step by step guide on how to make slipcovers! We've already tackled the tools and supplies, how to make piping, and cutting fabric. Today we're going to install the zippers on the cushion and get them covered. This tutorial is very detailed, but don't let that scare you. It's broken down to all the tips and tricks I know to help you be able to make your own slipcovers. If you have any questions, please leave ... continue reading...
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