Quilted Recliner Slipcover Tutorial - pdf at post #14
06-22-2013, 09:52 AM
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Thank you SO much! This is amazing....YOU are amazing!!! I really want to make this for my chair.....am struggling with getting meds started for FMS and Arth and everything hurts! But I want this so much that I'll use your wonderful tute for inspiration and motivation. And how wonderful that you did a separate pdf for us!! You are an angel!!
06-22-2013, 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted by thepolyparrot
What a great idea! My recliner is leather - and it's beige like half the stuff in the house. In the summer, it's hot and sticky and in the winter, it's cold and won't warm up. If I make one of these, it solves all the problems with it because I will make it in burgundy red and gold! 
I might even add some pockets on the arms to hold the remotes and my sewing stuff!
Thank you - you're very clever and talented - and generous to share your idea, too.
I might even add some pockets on the arms to hold the remotes and my sewing stuff!
Thank you - you're very clever and talented - and generous to share your idea, too.
If you add pockets for remotes etc. make sure the side they are not in is well anchored. I made some and put pockets both sides to try and level weight. Why not put a pincushion on top as well for pins when sewing so you don't ruin the leather.
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