The method of making classic chair covers provides all-round protection for the chair surface, and also has the function of keeping warm in autumn and winter. If you think you need it at home, come and learn how to make it~
The chair as it is:
Use non-woven fabric for proofing.
Measurements.
Cut the thickness and lace on the side according to the size measured in front. The height is optional. The lace ratio is 1.5~2.5 times.
Add a strip on the reverse side of the thickness for fixation.
There will be an explanation of the finished product picture behind the fixing strip. Now start sewing the hems.
If there is a sharp turn in the hem, you can fold it and the edge will become straight.
Hemming is completed.
The bottom edge of the lace should also be hemmed.
Thick piping on the sides.
Then combine the side thickness and face.
The lace of the chair cover looks more beautiful with I-folds.
When making lace, fold it inward when you encounter a joint so that the seam cannot be seen.
Next, add the lace.
In order to be more perfect, we press the thread on the front and install the narrowest presser foot in the world. The pressed thread is relatively thin.
The chair cover is basically completed, and then elastic bands are added to the fixed strips on the thickness.
This can lock the corners of the chair and prevent it from sliding. The last step: sew the Velcro, preferably 5cm wide Velcro, so it sticks more firmly.
The chair cover is finished! Try putting it on a chair.
The function of the fixed bar, let’s take a look at the final effect!
