Two 9 x 12 drop cloths. That's all it took to update an old sofa. The 12oz canvas is quite heavy, but has a nice smooth weave and very few imperfections. A "formal" drop cloth, if you will.
My customer bought them at Sherwin Williams but also found them online Here. $22 each. For real. She pre-washed and ironed them, so I can't say how badly they wrinkled after washing, but at that price, it's worth a little extra effort.
*Update (4/10/15): I ordered two 9x12 12oz. dropcloths from thepaintstore.com. Theyarrived today and aren't the same as the material used for this sofa. They are heavy and nice, but the texture is not as smooth. I'll update again after they've been washed.
Before:
Love your work! I've been sewing since my teens, and I'm going to do this(I'm going to attempt) same slipcover on this same Ethan Allen sofa. My drop clothes came from Lowes. I'll try and let you know their quality when I get by to Asheville.
ReplyDeleteBy any chance do you make these to sell? My autique love sofa, from my great grandmother, is just like the one pictured
ReplyDeleteI’m interested as well in getting one of these covers for a very similar sofa. Do you make them to sell? If so could you give me an estimate ?
ReplyDeleteAlso would love to have one! My sofa is 8'. Any chance?
ReplyDeleteDo you by chance have a created pattern you'd like to sell or share, I have this exact sofa and need a cover...Thank so much,looks great!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a slipcover like this. Can you help me?
ReplyDeleteHi Do you sell theses slip covers I have a smaller camel back.
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ReplyDeleteI’m interested as well in getting one of these covers for a very similar sofa. Do you make them to sell? I