Make an Amazing Irregular Cushion The Quick & Easy Way

[@annalamarche4231]

I don’t usually send ‘fan mail’ but Eric’s videos are top notch. Our first experience with Sailrite was a sail kit. It came quickly and had everything needed to complete the job, including clear instructions. Next came rectangular trailer cushions. This afternoon, I made an odd shaped corner cushion for our trailer. I’m so grateful for your clear instructions. You make me look like I know what I’m doing! Thank you!

[@gatekeeper3657]

Who needs Wordle with your morning cup of coffee when a new Sailrite tutorial shows up? You,sir, are a fabulous teacher! Thank you for all your hard work.

[@SailriteDIY]

You are very kind, thanks for your comment!

[@jamesscott1932]

Thank you for making these videos. While at South Shores ramp in San Diego, I ran into a guy who had the coolest canvas covered accessories on his boat. Absolutely everything had a cozy or some kind of a cover done with blue marine canvas. That boat looked so sharp I commented to the owner. He told me that he never knew how to sew until he ran into the Sail Rite videos and he had done all of the canvas on the boat by himself. Thank you very much. Here I am to get started.

[@SailriteDIY]

We are so glad that you will be joining our happy sewing family. If you have any questions about your next sewing project let me know, chances are we have a tutorial video for it. Email me at [e-mail] anytime.

[@mr59bkh]

This is the best tutorial I’ve ever seen. Well done! Thank you!

[@SailriteDIY]

I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial!

[@bobbimcconnell1884]

I AGREE

[@captrandy3307]

Bravo! Great video Mr. Grant. Now I'm ready to make my V-Berth cushion covers.

[@SailriteDIY]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful and that you're ready to tackle your V-Berth cushion covers. Best of luck with your project!

[@prairielily398]

I vote Sailrite the best company on the planet! Your customer service is amazing and the vids so helpful for all who are learning. Seeing how all the tools work is so helpful. Makes me want to support you when I can. Great job once again!

[@SailriteDIY]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@weichsand99]

Brilliant! Keep it going! You need a distributor in Germany! Best

[@coachvolpato]

These are the best DIY tutorials I’ve watched! Thank you!

[@SailriteDIY]

Glad you like them!

[@HarryannaManspreader-qy2vk]

Thank you so much! This is really helpful. I have slightly irregular dining room chairs that I'm making pads for and this will help a lot. Thanks for being so clear and simple and efficient. I appreciate you.

[@diffez]

30:51 - "I just LUUUUUUURRRRVVVVVVV basting tape!!" I do too. I do too. Another excellent video guys!!

[@SailriteDIY]

Yep, I could not do half of my projects without the use of Sailrite Seamstick for Canvas and Upholstery. Thanks for your kind comment!

[@cruisingal2]

Wow! So much info. What a sweeeet sewing machine!!! Thanks for the video!

[@SailriteDIY]

Thank you for your kind words! So happy you enjoyed the video.

[@paulputnam2305]

What an absolutely excellent job on this video. Great information as usual. Thank You!

[@SailriteDIY]

So glad you liked the video. I made 5 prototypes, each had issues, until I finally found the correct cushion building techniques for this type of cushion. Wow, I was even impressed with the results and the ease in making it. Sometimes I love my job!

[@pamelashuford3058]

I do a lot of canvas work on boats plus reupholstering... People comment on the fabulous work and I always tell them I learned from Sailrite...Thank you all at Sailrite ❤

[@EezahD]

Thank you for this video! How would you finish the raw edge of the zipper if you used material on the back?

[@SailriteDIY]

I would cut a back plate of fabric larger than finished size by about 2 inches around all sides. Then I would cut the back plate fabric in half and baste a zipper on the cut edge, then apply more basting tape and fold the fabric so the fold is over the zippers center. Then sew that zipper in place. Then do the same for the opposite side. Now cut the oversized back plate to the correct size and sew as we do in this video. Now you have a zipper with a hemmed edge of decorative fabric on the bottom side.

[@bobbimcconnell1884]

Awesome video

[@albi5665]

Perfecto 👍

[@kreamyjade]

I wish you would show us how to make Class A RV mirror covers…they are so hard to find. Thx

[@SailriteDIY]

Great suggestion. I will add it to my long list of future video projects. Thanks!!!

[@jamesscott1932]

@@SailriteDIY agreed as to mirror covers. As a matter of fact, anything for a class a such as wiper covers and a windshield cover would be great.

[@AugieSciulla]

can you pattern for inside corners as well?

[@marlenecarvajal3857]

Does the tape gum up your needle?

[@mrsashleymccauley]

it doesn't on the industrial machine but it does on my home machine