Sunday, October 21, 2007

Job in St Louis







Recent job that I did in St Louis in September.
It was out of Sunbrella Fabric








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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous2:31 PM

    Very nice, Karen. Sunbrella has no stretch at all, if I recall - not the easiest fabric to work with.

    On the T part of the deck... did you just cut around that inside corner? Or is there a separate piece? I ask because I always make a mess there. and am thinking about using another piece of fabric for the T.

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  2. sa9:47 PM

    This fabric was actually great to work with, but yes no stretch.

    The t area I usually do in one piece, but if you mess up you can always added that part.

    One piece just keeps it simplier.

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  3. Anonymous5:18 AM

    HI Karen

    Very nice slipcover!

    Did you use one piece for the IA and OA? I don't see a seam. Seems like it would be easier and still looks great.

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  4. Cozy Cottage Slipcovers6:43 AM

    HI Karen

    Very nice slipcover!

    Did you use one piece for the IA and OA? I don't see a seam. Seems like it would be easier and still looks great.

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  5. Anonymous8:49 AM

    I'm interested in knowing that, too. Wouldn't the arms and sides need to be perfectly square/perpendicular to each other? How'd you do it?

    I've had such trouble with one-piece T-cushion decks that I'm giving up even trying. I'm re-drafting the one I'm working on to have a two-piece T. *bleah*

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  6. K from WA3:20 AM

    The arm had a slight slop but I was still able to drap the fabric and not put a seam on the outside arm.

    The fabric had little stretch, and that is why it may have worked.

    If I don't have to put a seam because of fabric pattern then I pass on using a seam.

    Hope this helps

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  7. Cozy Cottage Slipcovers7:03 AM

    I am going to have to try that next time.

    Thanks

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