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jadoredior
"Ballet flats are my go-to shoes but I hate wearing socks with them. These are a great compromise, especially because the lace is more breathable than a heavy cotton sock."
Weberme
"I made a pillow similar to this one and it was not that hard just had to hold the fabric straight on line while sewing it down but it turned out good. I used the whole circle not folded but it still had that 3D effect. I also sewed a whole pillow not a cover but this is a good idea so you can change it out when you want something new. You can even use some stash pieces and save on fabric. I love when you can make your own decor to save on the high prices that they would cost."
Weberme
"Do you like the looks of this cirrus duvet but think it looks to hard to do then you to take a look at this tutorial. It is not hard at all and they even use some jersey sheets. This is such a clever idea all you do is draw some lines and use a baste stitch and sew across the lines, pull thread to gather and sew to the back piece and that,s it done. This will look good on your own bed,a teens room or even a baby girls too. Nicely done."
Weberme
"I agree with you I find pins all over the floors especially when I sweep and they are always ripping my pattern and some even tear. These look so easy to make and you can make them in leftover fabric.Have you made any yet and used them? Which one are you using rice or beans?"
Weberme
"Who has some scrap fabric that they are dying to use up? Then why not make some of these easy and cute headbands to wear for yourself or for that special girl in the family. I like that you can add a bow or make without one and have two different looks. You just need small amount of fabric or use an old shirt and some elastic. That's it. Make some extras to keep on hand."

Chair Slipcovers

Instead of paying for expensive furniture, use your sewing skills. The chair slipcover patterns and sofa slipcover patterns found here can help.

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Transforming DIY Slipcover

Sometimes you look around your home and just plain need a change. Stepping… More

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Ultra-Refreshed Armchair Slip Cover

Maybe once upon a time that chair in your den looked decent, but after… More

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Making Dining Chair Slipcovers

This chair slipcover pattern is easy to make because it's not fitted to… More

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Make a Chair Slipcover

Make a chair slipcover for the back of your chair to hide the ugly or… More

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Sofa Wrap

Sofa slipcover patterns are hard to come by for free. Try this free sewing… More

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Easy Slip Cover Tutorial

Try this easy slip cover tutorial which includes chair slip cover… More

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Padded Chair Cover

"Make a padded chair cover for uncomfortable dining chairs." More

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Slipcover a Reading Chair

Slipcover a reading chair so you can read in a chair that reflects your… More

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Slipcover a Chair Dressmaker Style

Use this chair slipcover pattern to slipcover a chair--dressmaker style!… More

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Felt Birthday Chair Slipcover

Let your child celebrate his birthday like royalty with a felt birthday… More

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Fox Chair Cushions

Learn how to make cushions for your chairs by reading through this Fox… More

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Booster Chair Cover

Learn how to make a booster chair cover to protect your child's booster… More

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21 DIY Slipcovers: Sew Much More Than Chairs

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DIY Upcycled Sewing Organizer With Pin Cushion

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