YARDAGE

Get what you love.

There are so many fabrics on the market today to choose from, and I have read other recommendations on what is best for a slipcover, but in my opinion it all comes down to what you like.

Choose a fabric that you will like to look at and live with every day.

Yes, some materials may be better for slipcovering than others (ideally a cotton or cotton blend is the best), but I have made covers from very thin to very thick fabrics, loose weave and tight weave, and everything in between. I can usually make it work no matter what you choose.

If you find a fabric that you love but won't work for what you need as a slipcover, you can always use that fabric for throw pillows or accents in the room.

Need more input on how to decide which fabrics are right for you? Most of the fabric stores or manufacturers can guide you in what fabrics are best for washing or dry cleaning, or feel free to contact me, and I will help you decide free of charge.

So I say go ahead and get something you love, and we will figure out how to make it work for you.

CONTACT ME IF YOU WANT OR NEED A MORE EXACT QUOTE FOR YARDAGE.

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Approximate amount of yards needed:

THE YARDAGE QUOTED IS FOR STANDARD SLIPCOVERS THAT INCLUDE WELTING AND TAILORED SKIRTS. MORE OR LESS FABRIC MAY BE NEEDED FOR ITEMS WITHOUT A SKIRT OR SPECIAL SKIRTING.

YARDAGE QUOTED WILL COVER MOST FABRICS THAT HAVE TO BE MATCHED, CENTERED, OR HAVE A REPEAT. HALF DROP FABRICS MAY REQUIRE MORE YARDAGE.

All work is guaranteed for quality. Slipcover Designs is not responsible for the wear and durability of fabrics. It is recommended that all fabric be washed and dried completely if the customer is going to clean the covers at home. Slipcover Designs is not responsible for covers that shrink due to washing and is not responsible for covers that fray or unravel if slipcovers have not been double seamed.