Just in time for our "little 4th of July gathering." Making them was very simple. I just laid the cushion flat and measured seam to seam length and width. I made boxed corners and a slip back.
I of course didn't take pictures of the process because it was late, and I was crunching this in before heading to Palm Springs with girlfriends for a little r&r. I'd be happy to walk you through the process if you are interested, just email me.I also found this tutorial, which seems to be rather well written- the only thing I would change about it is that I used about a 6inch overlap on the back slip, 2 inches does not seem like enough when the cushion has to bend. I also added little ties to tie them onto the chair. Very easy and quick--and enough money left over for the shoes --Which I will be pairing with a tunic and tights for fall. How amazing do the shoes look with this fabric??

I'm seeing a tunic with a touch of red--either in piping or a band somewhere..maybe the sleeves. The fabric is from Amy's new line that will be out this fall...not exactly sure when but I cannot wait to get my hands on it....Soul Blossoms is her new line. It's uplifting and soulful, deep and colorful. Amy's fabrics are always a great choice.
luvluv.
Simone (who chooses shoes...and fabric)












7 comments:
good choice and the lounges look FAB!
Love the lounges!!!!
Makes me think I should do the same with my cushions which aren't looking good anymore.
But I've got 9 to do including the chairs.
when can you come and help me?
I'll fee you well!
that should have said FEED!
It takes all kinds to make a world.............................................................
See you haven't been too bored. I am busy, busy designing my next fabric line, knowing you will need SOMETHING to do! xo
love it!! I just bought some fabric to do the same but I'm loving your tablecloth!! Thanks for the inspiration love it!! Hope you are having a fabulous week!
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