How to make a slipcover for an ottoman

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Start with a tired, old, worn out ottoman... (that you can't get rid of because sometimes you need extra seating and its still in good co...

Have you ever made an ottoman slipcover and the top fit too small even though your measurements were spot on? Did the welt cord ride up and pull away from the corners? That’s usually what happens when you cut and sew the ottoman top to match only the width and depth measurements. Those specs don’t tell you much about how poofy or flat...

As promised I am here to share how I made my ottoman slipcover! I must warn you... I am not the best at writing sewing tutorials! For some reason, I find it much harder to

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Description: As promised when I posted the before and after, here is a tutorial for a simple and contemporary ottoman slipcover. No pleats, ruffles, or tassels! It is an easy project to complete and can give new life to an old piece of furniture. Materials: 2-4 yards of pre-washed home decor fabric, depending on the size...

Our leather ottoman somehow contracted a hideous skin condition (peeling and cracking and just looking a hot mess), so I tackled the job of recovering it. I opt…

Today, I will show you how to slipcover an ottoman. It may be more appropriate to say “I will show you how I slipcovered an ottoman”. Sewing a pillow cover is…

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. […]