gtcoursey

Thank you for creating this tutorial. I'm sure it will be used by many. I know I can't wait to get fabric and get started.

AnitaSt

The tutorial is in two parts at this link. There is part 1 then one reply from some fast person then part 2 as another post in the same thread:

http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...l-t175143.html

There is a PDF version you can download at this link:

http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...f-t175276.html

Hope this helps!
AnitaSt

nena

Well... How smart is that. Give yourself a big pat on the back.

star619

Very clever! I am anxious to see the tutorial.

Loisrips

Fantastic Anita!!! Love it!

Lois

annstowe

Hi Anita....have you done this tute yet? I would so love to have it. This is just what I've been looking for.

lue

It's beautiful and when you do your you tube tutorial, tell us how to keep the grandchildren (and my children) from sitting on the arm of the recliner!!

AnitaSt

Thanks for the interest in this old post. I'm still using the two I made...one is always in the laundry.

The tutorial is written with pictures (no YouTube for me) and is at this link:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...174441-16.html

At that link there is also another link to a PDF version that you can download. I need to check that link and be sure it's still active!

Update: I checked that link to the PDF version and it is still active. Just click on the link, open it with Adobe Acrobat and then you can save it or print it. Here's the link:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutorials-f10/quilted-recliner-slipcover-tutorial-
pdf-t175276.html

Anita

joyful1

Wow, this is really a nice idea. Yours looks great!

Geri B

I found a quilted recliner cover ( brand new) at local GW about 6 months ago..I don't have a recliner in living room - have one in family room, but rarely sit in ....bought this for my wing chair in living room....looks like a giant cross. Just tuck in and perfect.