No sew slipcover

How to make a removable bench cushion with no sewing involved

A sofa slipcover seems like a daunting task, but if you think of it in small steps you can definitely tackle it! If you’re a beginner I would suggest using an inexpensive fabric or even a drop cloth for your first attempt at slipcover making. Drape your fabric over the inside back of the... View Post

We definitely have paranormal activity in our home. Things move without explanation. Pillows that were strategically placed by me to look magazine pretty inevitably end up on the floor after I leave the room. Kid

How to reupholster a couch with a staple gun. Easy NO SEW upholstery tutorial using an old Pottery Barn slipcover and staples.

This No Sew ottoman DIY makeover is so easy to recreate. Plus learn how to create a DIY storage ottoman from an old coffee table.

An inexpensive way to update an old couch or sofa is with a drop cloth. Even someone new to sewing can make this slip cover!

When decorating, always keep in mind that no-one's going to see the bottom/back/inside. This is only one small step up from wrapping a loose piece of cloth over a cushion, but it does keep the cover tidy and in place. So: lay that piece of grey denim you're never going to make a skirt from, face up on the floor. Put the cushion more or less in the middle. (Please excuse the blurry photos, but it was the middle of the night.) Oh yes - zig-zag around all raw edges first. Fold the corners up…

Have a chair that you would like to update? Try these easy slipcover instructions!

Do you need an updated sofa on a budget? How about you make a slipcover. Here is a tutorial on how to make your own.

Economical and easy to wash, a no sew drop cloth slipcover has the look of linen and is the perfect solution for protecting furniture from spills and pets.