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This week I wanted to give my dining rooms table a little upgrade. After some searching on Pinterest, I just wasn't finding the perfect one, SO I decided to create my own idea! These basket weave placemats are easy to make and will add texture to your table settings. I'm using a combination of sewing and gluing, but if you wanted to make this a no-sew project, you could definitely do that. You can use a single fabric or mix and match, which is a great use of your fabric scraps.
View this tutorialIf you have been following the trends over the past couple of years, you have probably seen what a huge comeback wallpaper has been making. And let me tell you, this is not your grandmothers old floral wallpaper. New paper is easier to remove which means it doesn't have to stay up for 20+ years (no regrets amiright? ) If you have never ordered, or installed wallpaper we have some very helpful wallpaper guides that I recommend checking out before starting your project. They help to explain the terminology used when you are buying wallpaper, how to match your panels, and along with this tutorial, you will have all of the information you need to do your project with confidence.
View this tutorialTo finish up with this awesome chair we bought at the Brimfield Flea Market, we decided to make a cushion to compliment the basic cushion that we made a few weeks back. We loved the way the cushion added a little sophistication to the completed chair without making it look too formal. And best of all, it is hardly more difficult than its basic counterpart (a few more pieces of fabric and a couple of extra steps, but you CAN do it! ) Here's how you can make your own.
View this tutorialBox cushions are commonly found on couches or armchairs, and are used in many other applications like window seats, benches, outdoor seating or even dog beds. They are a simple upholstery project that you can easily customize. In this tutorial, I'll be giving a mid-century modern chair a new look by replacing the cushions. For a simpler way to make cushions with a Velcro closure see our dog bed / outdoor cushion tutorial.
View this tutorialRod pocket curtains are the easiest style of curtain to make. It's simply a panel of fabric with a tube at the top for the curtain rod. This tutorial shows how to make an unlined rod pocket curtain, but a lining can be easily added. Cut the lining the same size as the finished curtain and tuck it under the hems and sides before sewing. See How to Sew Lined Tab Back Curtains for more details on adding a drapery lining.
View this tutorialWhen redoing a chair we bought at the Brimfield Flea Market, I wanted to make a really simple cushion for the back rest of the seat. I knew I wanted to use this gorgeous floral upholstery fabric and I was going to make a box cushion for the bottom of the seat, but I was really unsure what I was going to do for the back. My best description of this style is a knife edge cushion but I really could not find anywhere on the internet that had this exact style that I came up with, even though I have seen this style before on furniture in stores. I am naming it the basic cushion, because you only need to cut one piece of fabric to make it. You can make yours with a zipper, or you can leave an opening in that space and use an invisible stitch to sew it closed.
View this tutorialFrench Mattress Cushions are making a comeback and we are HERE for it. Whether your home looks like a farm house or an eclectic paradise, this style cushion is for you. I have been seeing this style all over my news feeds and I knew I needed to make a tutorial for you all because we love the look and we know you do too. So, today I am going to show you how to make a French mattress style cushion. NOTE: You can make any regular into a box cushion too if you have pre-made cushions that you want to give a face lift.
View this tutorialUpholstered headboards with nail head trim have a timeless quality that can go with many styles from contemporary to traditional. But they can be really expensive in stores, and if you have the DIY bug, you probably have looked at one and thought you could make one yourself. So, if you want this high end look for you bedroom, I'll show you how to make an upholstered headboard for a fraction of the price of retailers. I am making mine for a queen sized bed but you can make your headboard in many shapes and sizes and customize it in your own way.
View this tutorialMaking grommet curtains is easier than it may look! You don't need a sewing machine to create custom drapes that look polished and professional. I'll be making a no sew version using iron-on bonding tape. Or you could just as easily sew the seams if you prefer. This curtain uses grommet tape and snap-on grommets, making the project even easier.
View this tutorialMission, Craftsman and Arts and Crafts all refer to a style of furniture and architecture born in the early 20th century as a rebuttal to the mass produced and heavily ornate items from the Victorian period. These pieces feature simple, straight lines, craftsman details like mortise and tenon joinery, are often made of dark wood and their primary function is to be functional.
Phifertex is a durable outdoor fabric that withstands the test of time. Water, flame, UV, and fade resistant, this sling chair mesh is perfect for all kinds of outdoor sling furniture, sun and wind screens, tote bags, table runners, and placemats. With microban technology, Phifertex's antimicrobial properties prevent mold, mildew, and bacteria throughout the lifetime of the fabric. Messes or spills can be wiped away easily with a damp cloth. The mesh is made of strong polyester yarns that are coated with PVC vinyl.
View this guideOutdoor furniture is expensive. Especially if it is good quality. And if you have some of your own, after years of use, you know the inevitable. The fabric on the chair will eventually start to show signs of wear. But don't fret.
View this tutorialFloor poufs are a really great addition to eclectic or bohemian décor. They are super trendy right now and this one is great because you are making use of an old tire that would otherwise sit forever at the dump. We LOVE upcycled projects and we know you do too! So, I found these tires on craigslist for free! and I wanted to something fun with them.
View this tutorialI am going to show you a super easy way to make a rug. We all know rugs can be insanely expensive, but this project is great because you can make a high quality and great looking rug without breaking the bank. Here's our selection of outdoor fabric.
View this tutorialAn envelope pillow is the easiest style of throw pillow to make. The overlapping pieces on the back make taking off the cover easy, so you can change up your décor any time you want. And for envelope pillows, there's no hand sewing involved! This pillow will also have piping around the edges, but you can choose to make it with or without the piping. Piping adds an extra finishing touch that can make the pillow look polished and professional.
View this tutorialUnderstanding wallpaper pattern matches is an important step to take before even purchasing your wall covering. In some instances, it may affect the amount of paper you need to buy, so taking a minute to learn about what certain terms mean can save you time and money. In this article, we will cover all the different types of pattern matches we stock at OFS, so you can focus on picking out the right wallpaper for your home and not worry about figuring out cryptic industry terms and symbols. For additional information about wallpaper, take a look at our Wallpaper Guide. We also have a post about fabric repeat and scale but the same applies to wallpaper.
View this articleWallpaper is a great way to add personality to your home. With a large selection of patterns, colors, and styles, finding the perfect wall covering has never been easier. Choose from a variety of types, including peel and stick, prepasted, unpasted, grasscloth, and more. With so many options, finding what you want may feel a little overwhelming. We're here to help by breaking down all the industry terms for you so you know exactly what to expect.
View this guidePurchasing wallpaper for the first time can be a little confusing. With so many industry terms being tossed around, how does the average person know what to purchase and what to expect when their package arrives? At OnlineFabricStore, we want you to be able to make the most informed decision possible. So, what does the term "double roll" actually mean? Wallpaper is typically packaged by the manufacturer in either single rolls or double rolls.
View this articleRubber webbing is used in furniture under cushions to provide a bit of bounce and comfort. It's often used instead of coil springs in chairs with low profiles, making it very common in mid-century chairs in particular. To restore your chair, you'll need Pirelli rubber webbing and rubber webbing clips, which we offer here at OnlineFabricStore. I will be showing you an easy method that you can do with a lot of tools you already have at home. Using this chair we got at the Brimfield Flea Market, I'll be showing you how to install rubber webbing with metal clips.
View this tipDip dyed tapestry's can be pretty expensive online, especially if you are looking for something personalized. So, today, I am going to show you how to make your own. These tapestries can be made any shape, color, or size. You can use a dowel for a more classic look or a tree branch for something more natural. I also thought it would be really pretty to use a necklace to hang them from the wall but I just used twine and that worked well.
View this tutorialThe first of many. Our much anticipated Brimfield Flea Market Finds. This footstool was a diamond in the rough with a super fake looking vinyl cover, but I loved the classic modern mid century look. I also was able to pick it up for $15, which is a total steal in the world of antique furniture. In terms of reupholstery, this piece is just about as basic as it gets, which was perfect for my first full renovation project.
View this tutorialLearn how to make Goblet pleats & Cartridge pleats with these simple step-by-step instructions. Goblet pleats have a traditional look while cartridge pleats have a more modern style, but they are made the same way. I'll show you how to make professional looking drapery headers for both types of pleats. I'm going with the cartridge pleat drapes for my room which will be stationary, but they also work well as functional curtains since they're easy to slide open and closed. Pick out some décor fabric and get started!
View this tutorialWeighted drapery tape is used in the hem of curtains to help them hang straight and not flair out at the bottom. This tape comes in different widths and has weights stitched into the fabric covering at regular increments. Wider tapes are primarily used for heavy curtains and stage curtains. Smaller tapes can be used for medium to heavy draperies. Weighted tape is easy to sew into the hem because it just needs to be secured at the ends instead of sewing in individual weights.
View this articleThe great outdoors. What a wonderful place to set up camp and make a living space. Recently, we got a picnic table at work and I am pumped to be able to take my lunch outside but it is under one of the biggest trees on the lot so it could be in shade. And I like the shade, but so do the birds. To spare you the details the table gets pretty gross between the birds and the pollen.
View this tutorialSo I have a lot of plants. It's almost a problem but I choose not to worry to much about it because I really love my plants. That being said though, I was running out of windowsill space and needed to come up with something that would give my babies that needed more sun a real leg up. That's what sparked the idea for a Faux Leather hanger. I know what you're thinking – 'that's genius' it's natural, it's classy looking, and its surprisingly sturdy.
View this tutorialKnotted throw pillows are a really fun way to bring a little texture and a funky look to your decor. They're really easy to make so even beginner sewers can make a few for themselves and their friends. Any stretchy material can be used to make these guys and you can make them in a variety of different ways. We made ours into a Celtic knot but there are hundreds of really cool knots out there that would make great knotted pillows.
View this tutorialCheck out this simple ruffled pillow made with reversible sequins. This fabric is trendy and fun, and great for décor! For tips on how to sew sequins, see our how to sew sequins tutorial.
View this tutorialMy dog has a favorite spot in between a couch and side table where she goes to feel safe. Her joints are getting bad so we wanted to give her a dog bed here. It has to be a specific size that would be impossible to find in a store, so I'm making my own! The removable cover is washable and has a simple Velcro closure that's easier to put in than a zipper. It's made with outdoor fabric and outdoor foam, both of which are durable and prevent mildew and odor.
View this tutorialSummer is upon us and I am ready for hammock and camping season to begin! That being said, I already have a bug bite on my pinkey toe so I am living in a constant state of discomfort. That's why I set out on a mission to make a net for my hammock. The task was simple, make a net that was as easy to set up and store as the hammock itself. The result, you can see for yourself (is AWESOME)
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