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01-06-2012, 06:41 PM

#121

AnitaSt

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Originally Posted by Mariah

I would love to see a tut as others have already asked for sometime. My DH's chair looks so hot in the Summer, being Chocolate Brown. If you do a tut, would you drop me a pm?
Thanks sooooooooo much.
Mariah.

Sure thing....I'm working on a tutorial this weekend.

Anita

01-06-2012, 06:44 PM

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lovequilting2

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Did you ever get the Tutorial done for this? I would love to see it. Thanks
Nancy Long
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01-06-2012, 06:46 PM

#123

AnitaSt

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Originally Posted by lovequilting2

Did you ever get the Tutorial done for this? I would love to see it. Thanks
Nancy Long
lovequilting2

I'm working on the tutorial this weekend. Hope to have it posted on Sunday. Stay tuned...it's really an easy project.

Anita

01-06-2012, 06:55 PM

#124

butterflies5518

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yes, yes tut please. I am tired of resetting the sheet on the arm chair the boyfriend lives in!

01-06-2012, 07:07 PM

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sampson001

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Tutorial PM

Could you send me a PM too if you do a Tut. Thanks Judy

01-06-2012, 07:18 PM

#126

VickiM

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Originally Posted by AnitaSt

Sure thing....I'm working on a tutorial this weekend.

Anita

My son-in-law's chair could really use this! They have all their furniture covered with sofa covers or sheets as they have multiple dogs and cats. They all like the furniture, too. Daughter only quilts & wouldn't try to make this, but I do just about everything being a crafter/quilter...so really would like a tute also. I may even try to make some for the 2 recliners in our livingroom...will be looking forward to the tute & thanks for taking the time.

01-06-2012, 08:26 PM

#127

heather1949

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Originally Posted by coyotemagic

oh oh i need one of those!! That is so cool, pretty too! You've got to do a tut!! I spend a lot of time in my recliner because of medical issues. This would be perfect!!! I cover the arms and stuff with a sheet but it's not anywhere near as pretty as that cover!! Pleeeeeeeeeeeeease do a tut!!

yes yes please do a tute...its wonderful.

01-07-2012, 05:49 AM

#128

MadP

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That is neat.

01-07-2012, 06:22 AM

#129

Lee in Richmond

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I need one of these for a leather recliner that the cats scratch as they chase each other across it. I tried sewing an envelope thingy for the top back like you would make for a simple dining room chair, and then draping fabric down the seating area, tucking in the edges. But every time DH reclined he ripped the envelope at about halfway up the back, even tho I did put excess fabric in the area where back becomes seat. Maybe the secret is to have several separate pieces that don't connect together? I have trouble keeping anything in place because the leather is kinda slick. Any ideas would be appreciated.