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My sons cover on his poang chair was looking a bit shabby after several washing, so made a slip cover to go over it, very pleased that it turned out first time, got the flaps in the right direction and everything!
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Quite heavy curtain fabric
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Nov 1, 2008, 08.58 AMby peachy12
That is great. I want to try to make one for my full sized chair (its similar to a poang chair) as the current fixed cover is watermarked badly.
Oct 1, 2008, 04.57 AMby polychromatin
Sweet :) Its amazing how those cover can totally change the furniture!