How to Make a Slipcover
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I have here a chair which has seen better days, so I’m going to make a slipcover for it. You can use many different fabrics like denim, twill, canvas, or home décor fabric. The techniques in this tutorial can be adapted to many other styles of chairs and couches. Whether you’re covering ugly or stained upholstery or want to protect nice upholstery, making your own slipcovers is inexpensive and practical.
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WOW ! ! ! 👍👍👍 thank you for a simple and clear demonstration. Would you please demonstrate, make a video on how to make a slip cover for a club chair (PLEASE) 🙏🤞
Your tutorials are so well done! Very clear and precise instructions. I’ve learned so much from watching your videos! Thank you! 🌺
You are so welcome!
What if you don’t want piping?
@@infinitylongtermcareconsul3044 You don't need it! It's the same process, just skip it :)
I'm currently slipcovering a wingback chair. Slipcovering is so much harder than this video makes it seem...at least for me anyway. I've started many slipcovers in the last year but always get frustrated and quit for a while. Then I'll start again on another furniture piece. Ugh! I have gotten a lot better in the past year, but the corners where piping meets and inside seams get me every time!! But I'm not quitting this time. This time, I am going to go all the way no matter how imperfect it is. I can't believe you did this in one setting! You're awesome!!
P.s. If you have no experience, you can use dropcloths till you feel comfortable, and then order good fabric so you don't waste so much money and good fabric...that's what I've been doing :) I'm using 12 oz bull denim now.
Thanks Charlotte! I’ll let you in on a secret, this was definitely not done in one sitting (the magic of editing) and there was plenty of ripping out of stitches involved! It’s not easy and it does take a lot of trial and error to get it right and mine’s definitely not perfect either. I like your persistence and hope you stick with it! (Good idea about practicing with a drop cloth!)
@@onlinefabricstore Ahhhh, ok. ;) You're still awesome! Chair looks amazing! I LOVE white slipcovers.
Enjoyed this tutorial, very clear instructions. Look forward to the next video!
Thank you!
Wow, you did it so easy. Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome 😊 You can do it too!
This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent! Thank you!
thank you so much, that was really helpful
Thank you so much for this I never thought of using Velcro like this ! I love it 😻
You are so welcome! Best of luck with your project!!
Outstanding presentation!
the BEST video on slipcovers !
Glad you liked it
This is awesome! Thank you!
Great tutorial! Thank you!😊👍
You're welcome Patricia, thanks for watching!
This is a great tutorial! Thanks much👍
You're welcome!
Brilliant!
Excellent tutorial..wish I could have you make a slipcover for me as I just don't have the talent to make this ....maybe some day!
Wow i asked for this before and you finally made one thank you si muuucchhh
You're very welcome :)
This is soooo good
Thanks - this is great!
You know you da bom right? You did a beautiful job!
lol THANK YOU
Loved
Thank you!!
Amazing 😍😍😍
Thanks!
Great tutorial!!! But can you please just do it for me?!?! 😫😫😫😫😫
Great job and video
Glad you enjoyed it
Loved watching this, but I'm still way too chicken to try it!
Me too 😩😩😬
You can do it!
I slipcovered my couch but I did it all on the right side of the fabric and it came out fine. I hate pins and don't want to risk my mom steeping on one of them so what I cannot stitch freely I bind first.
Thanks this gels alought
Helps
this is great because I need to cover my own furniture. Wish there were a waterproof fabric to use that was strong and flexible enough to take the punishment of being sat on.
Sunbrella fabric is an indoor/outdoor fabric that would work very well for slipcovers. It isn't 100% waterproof but it's water resistant and very durable. www.onlinefabricstore.net/sunbrella-fabric.aspx
Couldnt do it , thank you though !
How do I figure out how much fabric to buy? I assume I will need extra for mess ups.
Check out this chart - www.onlinefabricstore.com/upholstery-yardage-chart.aspx
@@onlinefabricstore Thank you so much for your quick reply. This really helps!
What fabric did you used in here?
We used canvas, you can find it here - www.onlinefabricstore.com/9-3-oz-natural-cotton-canvas-fabric-.htm
What kind of thread and needle size plz?
We used Coats & Clark Dual Duty XP Thread and a universal needle (size 12)
Cutting the fabric....clear as mud
Naesssss
Pretty good, but you speak a bit too fast and some speech of your diction is not as clear as it could be.
why the background music? It does not help and is only distracting and annoying.
Sorry, I meant your diction is not as clear as it could be.
I doubt there are many 'GUYS' watching. Please, find a grownup word to address your audience.
I'm sorry you are bothered by it. Perhaps her subculture, like mine, uses the term "guys" to mean "everybody" whether male, female, or nonbinary. It's not considered the least bit childish.
Are you sure that it's an offensive usage that needs to be retired rather than a regional variation that like saying "aunt" differently than "ant?" I've been told the way I say "aunt" is snooty, giving myself airs, which is plain silly considering it's used by small farmers, electricians, factory workers, and home health aides every bit as much as any professor or lawyer where I grew up.