These slipcovers are made out of drop cloth!! I wish I had taken a before picture.
Cubed ottoman slipcover with white denim. Please excuse the mess in the background. I was sorting out my children's clothes to sell and give away. My friend Lydia found a picture of a gorgeous cubed ottoman in Veranda and used that as her inspiration. She wanted it very simple. No pleats. I used piping around the top and the 4 corners have a cute stitch on each side of the seam.
Here is a close up of the stitching on each side of the seam. This is actually another chair she has in linen but I don't have a close up of the ottoman stitching. It looks just like this. I love the extra detail it gives on such a white piece of furniture.
I have a client who is a designer and she has me sew a lot of things for her clients. This particular client was redoing her bedroom and found this great ottoman at Habitat Restore for a great price. She really wanted to try out the new trend of mixing fabrics and textures with an ottoman. The top is a silver velvet and the band is a grey and white small chevron. The skirt is a textured zebra print and inside the pleats are the silver velvet. What a fun ottoman! This was more difficult than I anticipated due to the thickness of the fabrics.
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