Sunday, May 8, 2011

5 minutes sweater to cushion cover

5 minutes for a cushion cover? Yes, it's possible.... No trimming? Yes, because I am lazy and I don't want to spoil the sweater.. who knows I might need to wear it again?

Step 1 : Pull out an old sweater from the closet...


Step 2 : Insert the cushion into the sweater... in order to estimate the length of the cover...



Step 3 : Sew a zip / buttons or ribbon at the edge to close the seam.

Step 4 : Tuck in the sweater's turtle neck to create a straight line and close the seam with some stitches too.

Step 5 : DONE!!!

You will get THIS.... Now, aren't the sleeves look cute?



Hope you like it!  Have a fun day!

Love
PC

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4 comments:

  1. Okay, this is genius!!!! And funny. What a brilliant idea, PC, I love it and want to try it!

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  2. Oh I LOVE this idea - and securing to a chair with the arms is brillliant!

    I would love if you came and linked this project to my clothes upcycling page. It has a long term linky, so your project would stay there for more than just the week of a usual linky. We have over 50 projects linked up now – some fantastic ideas – and this month I’m upcycling lots of clothes and trying to feature lots of the links too!
    Do come and take a look!
    http://jembellish.blogspot.com/p/clothes-upcycling-projects.html

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  3. @JillThanks for inviting me. I love your blog!

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    again ty^^ for sharing your ideas with us

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