Ruffles
Note: lots of trial runs on this one as I did not know how everything would work with leaving the ends to fray so I ended up making up little sample pieces and washing them lots of extra little stringies after the first washing as expected but very few on the second washing so it was a go. As for the wooden buttons on the back they were marked " dry clean only " so I tested one out in the wash before I used them on the slipcover I washed as normal on a scrap of the linen hot water bleach dried in he dryer the whole works I wanted to make sure the buttons would not discolor the fabric and that they would hold up to the harshest laundering ... and yup they did great.
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12 comments:
LOVE IT!!!
Great job and I love the back details too.
This is about the cutest, shabby look on a couch I have seen! You did a great job.
So very pretty!
Gorgeous! Love the added touch on the back of the sofa too.
I love the idea of the raw edge ruffles! I never thought to try that. And the back on this sofa is amazing. You really took it several notches above the average slipcover. Beautiful job!
that is absolutely beautiful! I used white linen to make a slip cover for my sofa as well. I love it but it is not as gorgeous as yours.
MC
Love this! I so need to do some slip covers for our furniture. After getting married and combining furniture, nothing matches!
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing
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Did you follow a pattern for this and if so would you mind sharing what pattern it was please. Thank you
I absolutely LOVE it ! Gorgeous !!!!
I love it! What did you charge to make that or is it for yourself. Just adorable.
Mary
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