Step 6: Finish the Cushion
TO FINISH
- Make sure the zip is open.
- Lay the 2 fabric panels back together right sides touching (align and pin).
- Machine stitch along the remaining 3 sides approximately 2cm in from the edge.
- Turn the cover through.
- Insert the pad.
This video shows you
- How to pin the panels together.
- How to set out a 2cm guide.
- How to stitch the corners.
- Which thread colour to use.
- How to deal with overlocker thread tails.
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"I particularly like the style and speed of your videos"……Charlotte
"The videos really are super"……Anna-Marie
"Your videos are so good, thank you"…..Alex
"Once again, I should say that I think the video tutorials are extremely well done. Although I've been sewing for years I've learnt lots of techniques that are new to me and that give a much more professional finish"........Heather
"I particularly like the style and speed of your videos"……Charlotte
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Questions & Comments
I am making a cushion with the back in a velvet fabric. Have you got any tips on how to prevent the velvet creeping when stitching the two sides together?
Can you advise on how you reduce bulk in the corners if cushions overlooked around all sides? Presumably, one cannot trim corners otherwise the overlocking will unravel?
Otherwise, love your videos....great for visual learners!
Many thanks
You can clip the corners and not overlock those areas if it is a really bulky fabric.