Couch Covers Report: Statistics And Facts

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By Avery Baumann. Slipcovers. Published at Friday, February 09th, 2018 - 20:24:02 PM.

If you want to change up the theme or style of your living room, you don't have to buy all new couches and chairs to match the look of the room. Instead, slipcovers make a great way to change the style and colors of a piece of furniture quickly and easily so that it can fit in with the décor of the new family room. If you are going to be looking for new slipcovers for your family room furniture, here are some helpful hints to help you.
This is often much cheaper and easier than shopping around for a piece of furniture that has the perfect or exact pattern on it that you're searching for and it's certainly a better option than changing the entire décor of your home to match your seating furniture. For those who like to change their décor to match the seasons, slipcovers are an excellent option of using existing furniture to match the seasons with the addition of a simple slipcover. With the wide variety of colors available, there is a slipcover to match any seasonal color your choose.
Many people like the vintage look of an old sofa or chair but the upholstery is out of style. Maybe you have that old sofa from grandma and the old chair from Aunt Anne but they don't match. There is a solution to this and other problems you might have with mismatched or outdated furniture. Choose new furniture slipcovers. Slipcovers can give you a contemporary look while letting your keep those heirlooms. You can choose between matching fabrics for your furniture slipcover or complementary fabrics to mix or match your design scheme.
Fit your chair - Making a muslin pattern for your slipcover allows you to refine its design. A muslin is especially helpful for deciding whether you want a snug fit or a looser European style with more ease, as is currently popular (shown in my slipcover examples on these pages). While making a muslin, you can also work out the finishing and closure details and produce a working pattern complete with markings and notes. To make a fitted muslin with a seat, band, and skirt for your chair, follow the steps outlined in the photos below.