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Slip Covered Chair
Red and white toile fabric with bold solid accents are the perfect combination of crisp tailoring and undeniable comfort for a three piece slip cover. The chair back simply slips into place and features a removable pleated peplum. The seat cover has an all-in-one skirt and is held in place with fabric tabs adjusted with hook and loop tape.
Tips & Creative Alternatives:
- To ensure perfect coordination, consider covering your own buttons
using scraps of the solid color trim and a covered button kit.
- For additional comfort, add a light weight quilt batting to the wrong
side of the decorator fabric during the assembly process.
- If your chair does not have a space between the chair back and seat,
eliminate the fourth drop on the seat cover and attach the cover with
long tabs from side skirt to side skirt.
- Before you shop, measure your chair, draw the pattern pieces and determine the amount of fabric needed following Cutting Instructions: steps 1 through 5. On printed fabrics, allow enough extra fabric to position a dominant motif in the center of the chair seat and back.
Materials Needed:
- 54” wide print decorator fabric
- 54” wide decorator drapery lining
- 54” wide solid decorator fabric, 1/2 yard
- 10 buttons, 1 1/4” diameter
- hook & loop fastener tape, 1 yard
- matching all purpose thread
Tools:
- sewing machine & thread
- iron and ironing board
- straight pins & scissors
- yardstick & tape measure
- pencil & tracing paper
