How To Make A Porch Swing Cushion Cover

I m going to show you step by step how easy it is to make new covers for those faded time worn covered in bird poop and who knows what else outdoor cushions.
How to make a porch swing cushion cover. Put your patio cushion in the top corner of the fabric with the rear of the cushion near the top side and allow enough space on the side for the fabric to wrap up the side of the patio cushion. I got mine at the dollar store. Diy tutorial on making porch swing cushions. For the front side of the cushion i cut the sides the same size as the first then i added 8 inches to the top and bottom sides of the cushion cover.
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If your fabric is too wide or too long trim it now. I did this because i wanted to make a flap on the top and bottom of the cushion cover so that it would fold over the top and bottom of the cushion and hold the cover onto the underlying cushion. First lay your fabric out on a flat surface pattern side up and position your patio cushion on it. Making new covers made my outdoor furniture look brand new again.
Pretend the foam is a gift box and wrap it as you would a gift using fabric instead of wrapping paper. Fold over the raw edge of the fabric and pin every few inches along this no sew seam to hold the fabric onto the cushion. Mine was 16 1 2 inches deep by 47 inches long. To make the no sew cushion cover.
Use large 2 inch safety pins instead of tape. Measure your porch swing. To make the cover for these is really easy. The back cushions on my chairs are large pillows not box cushions like the seat cushions.
Looking to replace your outdoor cushion covers. You can read a more detailed tutorial on how easy it is to make them in this post. Now for your fabric.