Furniture slipcovers

An outer arm seam sits high or low on the side of the rolled arm. It runs from the front arm to the back corner seam. Some are barely noticeable while others have welt cord or decorative topstitchi…

My favorite slipcover fit: not too tight and not too sloppy. Ideal for a sofa makeover in casual, washed natural denim

Sorry it's been several days since I gave you an update on the slipcover. I've been spending every second of my free time trying to finish it up and just haven't had time to edit and upload the pictures. But here, we go. The last post covered the arms and the seat. All that is left for the body of my slipcover is the front of the arms and the skirt. Since I decided to pipe around my arm fronts, the first step is making your piping. Super easy. You just need cording and a 2" wide strip of…

I have a fun post for you today. It’s all about design inspiration for ottoman slipcovers. I share 10 simple styles made by DIY decorators, homemakers and product makers. Each one captures a …

Creating a Slipcover DIY Upholstery Project?

Do you need an updated sofa on a budget? How about you make a slipcover. Here is a tutorial on how to make your own.

Let's talk about slipcovers- Custom Slipcovers to get that Farmhouse style

Learn how to make slipcovers with a detailed step by step slipcover series.

A sofa slipcover seems like a daunting task, but if you think of it in small steps you can definitely tackle it! If you’re a beginner I would suggest using an inexpensive fabric or even a drop cloth for your first attempt at slipcover making. Drape your fabric over the inside back of the... View Post