Diy furniture covers

Get ideas on how to make one-of-a-kind stylish DIY slipcovers to update the look of a room or give new life to outdated furniture.

Refresh your room for Spring with these simple chair covers - it's easier than you might think, and saves your budget too!

Recently at Style-Files, Danielle de Lange was mulling whether to buy the pricey ($1,000), chic or a Ikea's cheap, rather clunky and traditional alternative, the Ektorp chair ($199), below. She inadvertently pointed out a great lesson in slip-cover assumptions: the usual, standard approach with piping or neat seams is NOT the only way to go. Paola Navone devised a slipcover where seams are sewn inside-out, and the pillows are not squared and boxy but constructed of two squares of fabric…

learn how to make easy DIY cushion covers! The best part is, with a few tweaks- you can create weatherproof cushions for outdoor use too!

In my early days of blogging, one of the first slipcover projects I did was a zebra-print cover I made for a little $8 thrift store ottoman. It was a fun little project that still gets pinned on Pinterest often (despite my terrible photography!). The original post is here if you’d like to check it out. […]

A sofa slipcover seems like a daunting task, but if you think of it in small steps you can definitely tackle it! If you’re a beginner I would suggest using an…

Learn how to make a slipcover that truly fits your furniture and looks beautiful! Pin fitting a slipcover right side out is easy and intuitive, perfect for beginners.

A new sofa is expensive and premade sofa covers do not always fit so this DIY Sofa slipcover is the best option to have a brand new-looking sofa on a budget.…

When your furniture is not worn out or uncomfortable but it just looks tired. Making new slipcovers can be just the thing to spruce it up!

Fixing a sagging couch cushion is an easy thing to do with some Poly-fil. Most couches like mine have a “hidden” zipper at the bottom of each cushion. I simply ordered a 5 lb. box of Poly-fil from Amazon and set to work. It took approximately 20 minutes to stuff and squish each cushion back into shape. I was amazed at how much better each looked. Read on to learn our couch cushion reshaping hack.