New Couch

Actually it is about eight years old, but my Mother couldn't take the worn out fabric anymore so she asked me to make a slipcover. I have made the cushions many times, but never the whole thing. So I set out on a journey. Terribly afraid that it would cost me more to make than my Mom to buy a new one. As I made the first cut in the fabric I started to sweat, by the time I sewed the last stitch, I wasn't as concerned anymore. And guess what? It fit perfectly! It is a little disheveled from two toddlers jumping on it, but I had to take a photo anyway. will do another more professional one when there is no sunlight streaming in through the back.
So here is the first of many projects I will highlight for you. I already have two more slipcovers on order and am working on a batch of roman blinds. We are off to a busy New Year!!
3 Comments:
I made slipcovers too. BUT Not near as nice as yours. I was in a hurry and never really finished them. maybe you could give me lessons. I have a surger and NEED to surge them.
Good job! I can see you being a busy lady this year.
That looks like a re-upholstering job, not a slipcover....absolutely STUNNING!! Great job!!
what talent and amazing workmanship! I'm in awe!!
Great job!!!
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