If you click on the title, you will find a link to where you can purchase this glider. These instructions are pretty much the same if you are redoing rocker cushions as well.
First, you want to trace the existing cushions that you would like to change. Add around a 1/2" around the pattern and cut out.
You'll need to cut two for the front and back of each cushion, back cushion and bottom cushion.
All cut out! :)
You'll need to cut two for the front and back of each cushion, back cushion and bottom cushion.
All cut out! :)
Now, put front sides facing one another.
Sew each on the machine, 1/2" seam allowance.
Then trim close, look at the bottom cushion.
Those are so adorable!!! Thanks for sharing how your made them.
ReplyDeleteGo Dale, Go Dale!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. You make it look easy.
Awww... sweet! :) Thank you both! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial! I tried making a little wingback yesterday by 'bashing' a House of Miniatures Kit. I want different legs for it than what were given or I may use the legs and skirt the chair?! I want to do some furniture 'in my spare time.'!
ReplyDeleteJody
http://minileapsandbonds.blogspot.com/
Jody, I hear you! I want to make upholstered furniture myself. :)
ReplyDeleteIf you want specific legs, why don't you ask Ray at Minibuilder, http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6731426 if he will do a custom order for you. I know he's going to make me some chair legs when I get to that point. :)
Skirting would look good in some decors, but not all. Hope this helps. :)
Love this! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI've tagged you for the 4th photo challenge! Come on over to my blog to see what to do!
Can't wait to see what photo you choose!
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Kathi