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DIY Slipcover for Under $20

By: Kathy from lifeafterlaundry.com
DIY Slipcover for Under 20
DIY Slipcover for Under 20
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If you're looking for DIY chair covers that are easy and inexpensive to make, this DIY Slipcover for Under $20 is for you. Furniture hacks like this are great for when you're not quite satisfied with the color or fabric of your current chair. Just use a drop cloth in your chosen color and material to fit around your chair, and you have a brand new piece of furniture. Make the process even more simple by following the chair's existing hems to pin and sew your fabric, and your project will be completed in no time.

Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteWeekend project

Primary TechniqueHome Decor

Easy

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What a great way to recover a chair with a slip cover and this blogger has a great one. It gives the chair a relaxed look and she does it by pinning on the chair itself . Great idea for a good fit. I can see using this idea on other furniture such as sofa or ottoman. She also uses a drop cloth. Very clever.

What a wonderful way to makeover a chair! I love this! I have a couch and chair that don't match at all. I might make two, one for the chair, and one for the couch. They would match and fit much better than the existing couch cover I have. This is great! I'm excited to get started! I have to go find fabric!

I have some sewing skills and a ton of patience so I think I can handle this project. I read thru the directions and they are basically simple. I have the material so I just need the push to get me started. I will start on the chair in the bedroom and depending on how it turns out, will do the others.

I bought covers for our two sofas, but they never actually fit properly. Each morning I had to tug them back into position, which soon got old and Ive now removed them. While this tutorial is a for a chair, obviously the same principle would work for a sofa (in theory anyway), so I might give it a go and see what I can come up with

Thank you for the DIY ideas,you really excelled at these,I have pinned some and send more to Facebook.

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