Chair--AFTER--- Navy blue geometric barkcloth print. She got this fabric from www.fabric.com. I loved this bold print and the fabric was great to work with.
Piping up and along the outside arms and back and along the bottom edge.
We kept the clean lines and did no skirt.
I was able to work this client into my schedule before she moved to California!
Still so inspired by your work....Haven't commented in awhile but I'm always looking at your latest covers. I LOVE this one! The fabric is awesome. I just finished up my first reupholstering project and would love to do more so I'm always scoping out good fabric for future projects.
I am inspired by your beautiful work to make slipcovers. You mentioned in an earlier post you use a industrial machine. Do you think I can make slipcovers with piping on a household Bernina?
Gorgeous! Have you ever thought of moving to WA? Lol. You do AMAZING work!
ReplyDeleteStill so inspired by your work....Haven't commented in awhile but I'm always looking at your latest covers. I LOVE this one! The fabric is awesome. I just finished up my first reupholstering project and would love to do more so I'm always scoping out good fabric for future projects.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, I can't believe that is a slipcover it fits so tight, it looks like you reupholstered it, I love it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I've tried a couple of slipcovers and they are tough. You did such an amazing, profesional job!
ReplyDeleteBeautuful job!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it is upholstered.
Great fabric....nicely done
Beautiful and so neat! congratulations on Pink and Polkadot featuring you!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a slipcover??? Wow!! Does your DVD cover how to do a skirt less slipcover?
ReplyDeleteI am inspired by your beautiful work to make slipcovers. You mentioned in an earlier post you use a industrial machine. Do you think I can make slipcovers with piping on a household Bernina?
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