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i need tips for getting covers over foam cushions..
I'm making a 7' long cushion cover for a woman and she wants it to be as easy as possible to remove the cover and put it back on. As of right now it takes a lot of manipulation of the foam, but it's possible. Does anyone know anything that be done to make it easier? a spray, a wrap, a fabric, anything?
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Re: i need tips for getting covers over foam cushions..
I am making some for my breakfast nook and haven't tried this yet, but I asked the lady at the fabric counter at Joann, and she suggested two things:
1) Muslin
2) Covering the foam with some cut up garbage bags (cut out to size the cushion and wrap the whole cushion in it), and then slide the cover on and pull the bag out after you have positioned it where you want.