Sofa bed slipcover using easy pattern method.

A very easy method to make a slipcover for a sofa bed. In this video Paul shows you how to make a pattern from inexpensive muslin fabric, to make multiple slipcovers.
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[@monicanannozi8550]

Great thanks a lot....I've so far wasted about 6 mtrs trying to make a cover for a one sitter...but after watching this,I don't think I'll waste anymore material. Thanks.God bless u

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Monica, I'm so glad to here that we were able to help with your project! I really appreciate you reaching out to tell me. God Bless Paul

[@TraceyJHill]

Wow, you're a really good teacher. (I'm a teacher too) I appreciate the way you explain this!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hey there Tracey, well that’s a great compliment coming from you, being a teacher. THANK YOU! I very much appreciate it. Thank you for watching and leaving a positive comment. Please share it helps us when you do. All the best, Paul

[@CIMaddox]

So glad I found this! You cover the details so well and now I can try and get that comfortable but ratty old sofa recovered! For those of us on a budget, this is so very helpful.

[@laurinewilson7402]

Thank you your explanation is very simple

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

You are welcome happy to have helped. Please share it helps us when you do. Cheers, Paul

[@ramlinshoes]

Can't wait to try the slipcover. Looking forward to next videos.

[@meganhodde5294]

This video was awesome! Thank you so much for taking the time to make and post it! Your instructions are really clear and easy to follow! Any idea of when you might post part 2? I'm excited to finish my first sofa bed slipcover! Thanks again!

[@nejsantiago2243]

using my old curtains for pattern. thanks for the tutorial you're amazing ☺

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

That's a great idea, reusing your old curtains! Thanks for watching, we're so glad that we could help you! All the Best, Grant

[@petejohnson8590]

Great vids, so easy to follow, you explain so well, the vicar.

[@artandneedlework]

Your instructions on how to pin the fabric around the arm is really helpful! Thanks!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Very glad it worked for you all the best. Thanks for viewing.

[@curtainsup9]

The hand fabric stapler ( Wawak sells it ) is great for stapling the pattern together. While pattern is together draw on any hash marks or whatever to match pieces up good-labels like A B C on adjoining pieces, then take pattern apart. It is good to label the pieces as in outside back, inside arm, etc. Write on piece on many cuts or if something is cut on the fold, note that and where the fold line is on the pattern piece. If you want to center a motif, mark the pattern as it is easier to determine while looking at the sofa ( for example, on this sofa style, if you centered a motif on the bottom cushion, it would be wrong because the back cushion covers part of the seat cushion. I have added these comments to help someone who is totally new at this. Very good video. Thanks for the chalk line tip.

[@ElizabethRodriguez-ku4ym]

You make it look so easy, I think if i follow your instructions I will be able to do it. Thank you!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Elizabeth Rodriguez It's not as hard as it may seem. Take your time and use the marks on the pattern as a visual to go on. Thanks for telling us. All the best. Paul

[@anncavill4368]

Wow!! Thank you, this is really a big help..

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+anncavill Hi, Thanks for watching the video! We're very glad to hear that it helped you and that you commented! All the Best, Grant

[@keiandreacaldwell7194]

I just loved every minute of this tutorial. Very meticulous w/ thorough explanations & helpful tips. Keep on coming w/ the awesome work. I have a older model classic car & I've been pricing upholstery quotes, but I love DIY projects, though this one is a new ball ga

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Wow thanks for your comment. I really love old classic cars and trucks. I used a 1954 panel truck in the beginning for years to do pick up the furniture. I miss that truck, all the best on your project.

[@leenayousef2862]

un cours claire et bien détaillé merci beaucoup .

[@jolly-ogomaihekwoaba8159]

You are so thorough in your explanation. Thanks.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hey Jolly- Ogoma Ihekwoaba, No problem, we really appreciate you telling us, and we're glad we could help! All the Best, Grant

[@bobbi7668]

I am working on my sofa bed slipcover and I am so glad that I watched your videos. I watched them over 10 times. I finally got the velcro on both the sides, back and seat bottom. It was a real challenge, but after watching how you sewed the Velcro onto both sides I am happy to report that I did it! Now I will go to the back, as I attached the front skirt (I do not have pleats, my sofa is more modern with straight arms) I stitched the inside arms after sewing the velcro on both sides. I was planning to make velcro straps to secure around the bed rails, but this is so much better. Please continue to have informative videos. I have a desk chair that has a great lumbar support. Will you show us how to re-uphoslster an office chair using leather? If not, I am just so happy to get this part of my sofa bed slip cover made. Thank you so very much.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+Bobbi Hi, Thanks for watching our videos, we're glad that they helped you out so much! I believe we gave you advise on the problem of your slipcover fabric shrinking, I hope it helped you out as well. We really appreciate hearing the progress of our viewers in their projects and to hear that we were able to help them in their project, like yourself, it really makes the videos all worth it. Also we'll keep in mind the office chair video. Thanks! All the Best, Grant

[@livingthisabroadlife9347]

Wow! I really love this tutorial, very explanatory, looking forward to making this for my studio

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Thanks for taking time to comment. I am always glad to hear if the videos help. Thanks for viewing, Cheers, Paul

[@helenmf2024]

Great video! You explained very well. I used your pattern method to make a loveseat cover. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Helen, thanks for letting us know 😊. Very happy to hear. Cheers, Paul

[@ceciliacilli8874]

This is excellent - I have made slipcovers but this answers a few questions and my next ones will be even better, thanks to you

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Cecilia, Thanks for watching, we're really glad we could help you! Thanks for reaching out to us. All the Best, Grant

[@lisaocasio-borrero9000]

ok cool

[@suzannejewett2568]

Excellent instruction Paul. Have felt intimidated to try covering my sleep sofa. Ready to take on the challenge after watching your terrific directions & tips. Thank you for making this videos available! p.s. Thanks to Nicole & Grant as well. :)

[@suzannejewett2568]

By the way, I used several old fabric shower curtain liners for the pattern.

[@NONOALAMRI]

Thanks for this vidio i need part 2 soon

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

It will be ready soon thanks for waiting.

[@isevelaurent2380]

Good coach

[@Snail_Nailz]

I LOVE this video...the most helpful on KZbin for sure! I was wondering if you might do a video on how to sew a slipcover for a chair with English rolled arms (the low and curved fronts) ??

[@ninesvoyahora3325]

Gracias por el tutorial. Me ha dado una idea por si me decido a hacerlo con mi sofá.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Nines, Thank you for viewing the video, glad we could help. Please share the video it really helps us when you do. Cheers, Paul

[@opaljewelries5449]

Hello,I'm from Thailand Im just watched your video it is very good for me I am a small girl i think i can do that..thank you for this video.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Opal Kamma We are sure that you can. Thank you for taking timeout to watch and to comment. Send us any question you have, perhaps we can help. All the best. Paul

[@Nivva1]

OMGosh, I m so using your methods! I had looked online before for a good video and you are by far the best! Thank you for your time and efforts! I do have a question: can I use this method without a skirt? Thank you.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Nivva1 Yes you can! Great question. What you need to do is bring the fabric down to the bottom of the furniture. Mark the pattern fabric along the bottom. Then when you are cutting your slipcover fabric add 4" past the mark. This will give the cover 2" for hemming and 2" finished fabric that will be longer than the furniture. Really glad the videos have helped and thanks for taking out the time for the comment and question. Please let us know how it works out. All the best Paul

[@PixieTrailSprite]

I'd give you a hundred "thumb's up" if I could!!! I'd been studying how to approach this problem with no resource. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+PixieTrailSprite It was a blast getting your comment. Thank you very much!! Hearing that has made our month. We want as many people as possible to know how to do slip covers. It's a great skill, plus they keep furniture around longer. Bonus the furniture stays out of the landfills longer, we are glad for that. Happy the video worked . Thanks for taking timeout to let us know. All the best Paul

[@PixieTrailSprite]

ucsolutions You are very welcome, but the pleasure is all mine. The reason I decided to make slipcovers is because we had a brand new sofa-bed that was pristine--not the first blemish on it. We were moved to another state by so-called "professionals". It arrived dirty and torn in spots--in fact, it looked like they dragged it across an asphalt highway. My choice was to get rid of the sofa, have it reupholstered or to slip-cover it. My husband's work causes us to relocate periodically, so I decided to go the slipcover route because we might be moved by another group of "professionals" who would do the same; a slipcover can be removed before a move and replaced after relocation. With your instructions, we also have a secondary benefit of changing slipcovers seasonally because I'll already have a pattern to work from. This is thrilling! I've already purchased muslin for the pattern, and eager to get the show on the road but we are looking at machines that can do more heavy duty sewing than my current home model. Again, can't thank you enough.

[@sujathashankar8631]

Thank u very much,it will be very useful 4 me!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Sujatha Shankar Very welcome thanks for telling us. Always glad to hear that the videos help. Cheers. Paul

[@SteveMessri]

We love good home accessory DIY videos. Keep up the good work!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Steve Messri Thanks for the comment it means a lot.

[@annasmather2223]

thank-you!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+Anna Mather Hi Anna, Thanks for watching! We're very glad to hear that you enjoyed it! All the Best, Grant

[@melaniehead1271]

loving this my cousin is wanting me to make a custom slip cover for her leather sectional ottoman and a recliner . Now I have a better idea of what I need to do . Much Appreciation for your video!!!!

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[@saidkimilila1869]

Am shamte from Tanzania i like this material is so good thanks

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Said Kimilila Hello said, glad you liked the video thanks for commenting. All the best Paul

[@casinew]

you are the best!

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Ana Virginia Scheulenburg Thanks for watching, very glad you liked the video and for telling us.

[@pjrn007]

Enjoyed watching! Hope to view the next step soon:)

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

We are in the process of putting together part two. Thanks for watching! And for your comment.

[@SuzanneWho]

Great tutorial. But, this is why I like tuxedo style sofas - straight lines, no curves!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hello Suzanne, yeah tuxedos are a lot easier no doubt but once you get used to the role or scrolled arms it’s not that bad it’s just as easy. Thanks for watching I hope you got something out of it. Cheers, Paul

[@mishti06]

Thank you for simplifying what seemed like a daunting task. You're a very good teacher..very clear instructions.👍

[@canary-ho9uz]

good job!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Very glad you watched the video, please look for future ones. Thanks.

[@SandraZ227]

very nice!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+Sandra Z. Hi Sandra, We really appreciate you watching our video! Have a great day! Kind Regards, Grant

[@thunyakansoodtumnong7564]

i like your video, Thanks

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Really glad thanks for your comment

[@tinynorthcat]

A really great tutorial !!! Thanks! - Since I'm not too fond of skirts on sofas how could I do the lower edge? I've got a very cute old cocktail sofa and would like to make a slip cover for it.How can I make it fit tightly so that it keeps its nice shape?

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

tinynorthcat So glad you liked the video. Just today I made a pattern for a cover that will not have a skirt in Arlington VA. It's simple, just follow the curves of your sofa to the bottom of the sofa. Continue the pattern (fabric) to the floor, next mark (with chalk) where the sofa stops all along the bottom. Use that line that runs around the sofa as the mark to add 3" to your finished fabric (slipcover fabric). Hem the 3" fabric up two 3/4" folds leaving 1 1/2" finished. It sounds more complicated then it really is. I hope this helps you and thanks a lot for watching. Paul

[@MissyKay2221]

This is a wonderful tutorial! I can't find the rest of the videos that complete this project. Are they uploaded yet? Thank you!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Thanks for watching, we are working on the next step of the slipcover process for the sofa bed video. Soon we will have it. If you have any questions until then let me know, I will do my best. Thanks again.

[@unseenhyska]

Please make the other videos. This is so educational.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Thanks for your comment, in fact I am going to film part 2 of the sleep sofa slipcover tonight. Thanks again for watching. Glad the videos are helpful.

[@ajb5114]

Is there any video showing the finish of this project? Thanks

[@finalfinal9667]

Thank u

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+Final Final Cheers! Thanks for watching the video. All the best. Paul

[@denisejan4086]

Excellent explaination

[@TheDinaida]

The instructions are clear and easy to follow. This id a good help for me. Thank you

[@aggness860]

Thank you!

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Agnes Anderson Thanks for commenting if you have a question let us know. Cheers, Paul

[@aggness860]

Thank you. I will. Thanks again for the tutorial. This tutorial will help ease my mind. I have light tan furniture...and many guests that like to place feet on it. This way, my furniture wont scare away my guests.

[@abdulkareem5853]

Very use full vedio 😍😍😍😍

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hello Abdul, Thank you for commenting, glad to have helped It's always nice to know we have. Please share the videos, it helps a lot when you do. Thanks again, Paul

[@mariaperrine4712]

I think having a pattern is a good idea because you can change your decoration and just reuse the pattern. Have a nice one for company and a durable one for kids

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hello Maria, Thanks for watching our video. Yes your spot on, the pattern is perfect for that. A one time cutting, with some inexpensive fabrics you can make as many as you want, with less work. Again thank you for your comment. Please consider sharing the videos it helps us out when you do. Cheers, Paul

[@sueellenblubaugh934]

Thank you so much ! I will be doing this!

[@ninamelsted8702]

First time tackling slip covers. Because I'm a visual person, KZbin has been my training institute. Watching your video, I know I have found a good instructor. Thank you.

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Muito obrigado por assistir

[@lorette2443]

I bought a king size 4pc bed sheet to give my old sofa a makeover. Hope all that material will be enough. My only concern is about stitching the cushion covers, would it be ok if I cover one long cloth over all the 3 cushions and staple them tight or should I stitch one long cushion cover and slide the 3 cushions in? I would appreciate your suggestion.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Lorette,Thanks for watching our videos! We thought it would be best for us to answer your question via our Save my Assets videos series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5uraHxsmKdme80 We hope we were able to answer your question well! And we really appreciate your participation with our channel. If you or a friend have any other question don't hesitate to ask we'll be glad to help! All the Best, Paul and Grant Also we wanted to apologize for the delay in response, we're catching up with all the questions we have gotten! Thank you for your patience!

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nice

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Thanks for checking out the video. Cheers

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Thank you for watching, glad to help. Cheers, Paul

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[@noillucs3392]

Thank you now I can have a bash at doing my comfie sofa with the ripped cover.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+noillucS 33 Really glad you told us, if you feel up to it send us a photo of the finished silpcover. All the best. Paul

[@zahidaansari1474]

From where can we get these cushion covers? Can u please tell

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[@nm9412]

thank you for sharing your expertise!

[@leokobe8972]

very helpful😊,thanks~

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Glad you like it, thanks for watching.

[@caroldurand6803]

Great!:-))

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+carol durand Thank you for watching, glad you commented. Cheers, Paul

[@ismailyurtozveri]

Hi. Very well.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hey there, thanks for letting me know I appreciate it. Cheers, Paul

[@melisahaggai3305]

What do you call your "pin cushion" on your belt? Is it made special for re-upholstery? Great video BTW!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Melisa Haggai Hi Melisa, Yes the pin holder, I simply put a magnet (1"x 2" rectangle) on a tape measure with some strong glue. It's great because the tape measure already has a clip on it. Funny others have asked about that as well. Really glad you watched the video and giving a comment. If you like check out our newest video titled remove food stains. Let us know what you think. Cheers, Paul

[@knsinteriors1]

Thanks a million for sharing your expertise, you are Great!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

So glad it was helpful all the best on your project and thanks for viewing.

[@ginnycaldwell9996]

What suggestions do you have when you want to make a slipcover, but the sofa is leather and you don't want to put pin holes in it? Thanks for your help. Ginny

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hello there Ginny, first I want to thank you for watching the video and for leaving the comment. To your question which is a good one, the best way I’ve found is to use painters tape. It will hold the fabric in place and will not leave a residue. I hope this has helped you if you haven’t already please check out our latest video and subscribe😊. All the best, Paul. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKi1c6ppbK-Vjc0

[@ThyrzaSegal]

He does this very well. I was a professional pattern maker for many years and this is exactly how I made my sofa covers. Good job!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Thyrza, Very glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching. Please share the videos on other platforms and with others it helps us when you do. All the best, Paul

[@armywifeprepper]

This video will make me one happy happy girl! I have wanted white slip covered living room furniture for at least 10 years but not something we could ever make happen on a soldiers pay but Ive been getting up the nerve to get'er done myself. You do amazing work, just gorgeou! Thank you

[@stevee4826]

I just made my first slipcover using your method and was very surprised as to how easy and quick it was. Right off I want to thank you very much for making all 4 video's on this subject. You made them very easy to follow. My question now is when making a slipcover for a regular couch how to sew the inside back to the decking along with the inside arm to the decking leaving enough fabric for tucking in without bunching. Thanking you in advance for any advice.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Steve E We use the same amount of "tuck in allowance" for either a regular sofa or a sleeper sofa. The real change on the sleeper sofa is we added the Velcro to the "tuck in". In the video where we are cutting the fabric using the pattern we go over the technique for "tuck in allowance (3 inches)" Much thanks

[@kyliewatt3946]

I couldn't quite tell... can you leave the main cover on the sofa when you have it folded out? Basically I have a very crappy sofa bed (although the bed itself is comfy), and want to disguise it for when a friend stays...

[@jaynedemeester3432]

So far these videos for making a slipcover for a sofa bed couch have been very informative. I might be ready to tackle the project. However, I haven't come across the video on the actual sewing of the slipcover. Any thoughts? Maybe it hasn't been posted yet.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Yes you are right the video is not posted, it is in the making. So very soon the sewing part will available for you to view. Thank you for sending your comment and for viewing. All the best. Paul

[@habibehalikhan1870]

This video was from three years ago..waiting for the cutting and sewing of this pattern

[@aleaseoswhitt4007]

What if your back pillows are attached but look separated?

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hello Alease, thanks for watching. That’s a great question not easy to explain in a text. You can roll over it railroad the fabric. Or you can individually cover the back cushions all though they are still attached. That’s what I mean I can’t explain it in a text. Or you try this what we show in this video. Remove them and cover them as a lose back cushion. Remove those Attached Back Cushions Quickly - Slipcover Project Part 1. This is the video title on our channel it will not paste for reason but you can find it on our channel. I hope this helps you and again thank you for watching. Please share. Cheers, Paul

[@silviahelena7462]

Very god muito muito bom tank your

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hello Silvia, Thank you very much for watching! Please share the videos it does help us when you do. All the best, Paul

[@shahmohammadattasyed8119]

Very easy n informative, learn alot from ur vdo keep it up

[@Taking_Back_Thyme]

I have a sofa that has attached back cushions. How should I make the cover for them?

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

We really appreciate you watching our videos! Great question, the simplest way to cover attached back cushions is to actually remove them. We go into details on how to do this in these three videos Removing Attached Back Cushions Quickly kzbin.info/aero/PLjirBhmyVm3dRAm9QMzzmRpBjF-hxJ9D- I hope this helps! All the best, Grant

[@Taking_Back_Thyme]

@@ucsolutionsgivingmore Thank you!

[@arminteriors8590]

Hope you won't be offended by a suggestion. I use safety pins! Try it sometime and see how you like it. They hold better and are waaay less painful. ;)

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+ARM Interiors That is a good idea! Thanks for the suggest! All the Best, Grant

[@tmcdgreen]

I’d like to make a slipcover on a couch that already has piping on the edges of the arms (straight armed couch). How can I get the slipcover to hide the piping? Could I make a slipcover with piping that would look nice on top?

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hello Tmcdgreen, Thank you very much for watching, we did answer your question in a video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIjVpGqvnN6Xn9E Hope this is helpful, please share the videos with friends and family it goes a long way for Grant and me. All the best, Paul

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Thank you soooooooo much.it is really helpful an informative 🙏🏻😊

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Aborah, Extremely glad we could help, and you are welcome. Hey please pass on the videos to others when you can it goes along way for us. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers, Paul

[@Michaelyn80]

I used old newspaper for pattern

[@sashabascombe2245]

Hey. what's the difference with a regular sofa?

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+Sasha Bascombe Hi Sasha, There's no difference with a regular sofa the concept is the same, it'll work. Thank you for checking the video out. Cheers,, Paul

[@keiandreacaldwell7194]

me. Anywho, I'll get started on the linen pattern like yours. Counting on your next videos!!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Great glad to hear it. I am working on the other videos now. Thanks for viewing.

[@fatimasiqueirapinheiro3147]

Adorei as dicas de reforma de sofá muito boa

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M Fátima S Pinheiro Pinheiro Very glad you liked the hints and took the time to tell us. Thanks, best to you. Paul

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[@suenetteedwards5965]

I cannot find directions for my one armed camel back settee. Any recommendations? I'm about to take the fabric off and use it as a pattern. I don't know what I was thinking getting a leopard print.... (holding head in shame). 😣

[@lulushu2]

Sir--SELvage edge. Not SALvage edge. Totally different words. Nice video--helpful; thank you.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Kathryn, Thanks for the heads up and for watching, Glad to Here ( Lol Ha Ha Hear :) you like the video and it was helpful. Cheers all the best. Paul

[@globalx6051]

how would you pin it if it was a leather couch instead ? more likely pins make a little holes ! thank you

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hani mmj Yes I have run into this issue before. I would not but pins in the leather if you can avoid it. It would be near impossible to avoid permanent holes in the leather. I have used masking tape before to hold the pattern fabric in place.To get your center mark (half the furniture point) so you can know where to lay the pattern fabric. Put some tape on the furniture in the middle then a pencil the center mark on the tape. Two thoughts. One, this only anchors the middle, so you will need to move slowly on the rest of the cover ( not shifting the cover). Two I tell my clients all slipcovers over leather are prone shift more than fabric covers do. Thanks for the comment and for viewing. Cheers,Paul

[@globalx6051]

thank you very much

[@cdgibson100]

How do I make a pattern for a leather couch won't pins put holes in it.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+cdgibson100 Hi, Thanks for watching! The best way to anchor the pattern without using pins would be tape. However, whatever tape you use, don't leave it on the leather for to long or the adhesive will ruin the leather. Painters tape or a low adhesive tape would be best. Thanks again, and I hope this helps! Best Regards, Grant

[@KavithaKavi-ej7hd]

Hiiii man l watch your video today it was very amazing video so send so many video like this and useful for as nice job today l am going to try ......Bye

[@kiranthakor9179]

nice video sir

[@Linda-kb3ko]

I am trying to see what is on your hip where your pins are. what is that?

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Linda, Sorry for the late reply we have been crazy busy here. The pin holder I put together, it's a rectangular magnet glued to a tape measure so I can use it for two purposes. Thank you very much for watching and the comment. Please share the videos it helps a lot when you do. All the best, Paul

[@irishmist2969]

If I tried to cut the way you cut, I would be covering a globe!!! lol

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hey there Irish mist, thank you for the compliment 🤔 I think lol. For sure though I am glad you watched and left a comment. Please watch other videos and subscribe if you haven’t already. Cheers, Paul

[@irishmist2969]

@@ucsolutionsgivingmore yes it was a complement..lol

[@sd3864]

What about when the couches are all sewn on?

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hello, THAT'S A GREAT QUESTION. Thank you for the comment, if that is your situation, go over the seat cushions. Or you can include each cushion WITH THE TUCK IN as you go. It can be a little complicated when including the tuck in. I hope this has helped you in someway. Thank you again, Please share it helps when you do. Cheers, Paul.

[@Saucyakld]

Can I substitute the white for the fabric to be used as a slip cover? My dear grandchild who is autistic found a seam and just went RIP! Ouch!

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Tineke, Yes!! That is what we call double cutting you must fold the fabric in half. Everything is the same, but you will have the fabric folded in the center of the furniture on itself, four layers in total. SO! The white we use here in the video, the top that you see in the video would be the WRONG side facing you. We are in the process working on videos to show "double cutting". Hope this has helps,please don't forget to share. God bless, Paul

[@prajapatijkumar1819]

Thank you for video upload

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

Hi Jitendra, Thanks for commenting. Please when you can consider sharing the video. It helps us when you do. Cheers, Paul

[@diannewaylett6250]

This was great! Very well explained. Thanks.

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+Dianne Waylett Hi Dianne, thanks for telling us it's always motivating to hear that the videos are helpful. All the best. Paul

[@sarahseagott]

how many yards of fabric did you use?

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

+sarahseagott Hi, Thanks for watching our videos! We used 20 yards for this sofa, however you may need a bit more or less depending on the size of sofa you are working on. All the Best, Grant

[@sarahseagott]

+ucsolutions thank you for responding I appreciate it!

[@paddyhowarth7011]

Thank you,

[@marshallbeckawilliamson1458]

How do I contact you I don’t see any way to ask questions or place orders

[@ucsolutionsgivingmore]

If you have any questions please email us at [e-mail]. I can give you a call to answer any of your questions and walk you through the ordering process, if you leave your phone number in the email. Also, you can order the foam at our website: ucprivatecourses.com All the Best, Grant

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When you do email please do let us know here in the comment section, since we get a lot of emails.