slipcovers

[littlesista06]

Anyone used them?
Where's a good place to get them?
Do they really make the furniture look ok??

[Marla]

Good questions....we have a loveseat upstairs that I would love to slipcover

[littlesista06]

Marla, check out this site : www.surefit.net
I found it last night and requested a catalog - they sell s/c and they tell you everything from how to fit them to how to put them on - they also have a page that tells what stores carry their brand - there are 6 in my area that carry them, so I'll check them out.

Still would like to know if anyone's had any experience w/using s/c.

[KarlaB]

Haven't used them either. In college we wanted to buy one until we found out how expensive they are..or what we thought was expensive when we were in college! LOL!

[Marla]

Originally posted by littlesista06
Marla, check out this site : www.surefit.net
I found it last night and requested a catalog - they sell s/c and they tell you everything from how to fit them to how to put them on - they also have a page that tells what stores carry their brand - there are 6 in my area that carry them, so I'll check them out.


That's great...I'm going to check it out right now

[princess mommy]

This will sound really weird, but if you are only trying to cover the cushions you can use duvet covers.

My mom's couch has nice arms and a base, but the cushions were extremely worn (because of the 2 St. Bernards who sleep on them). We bought a nice duvet cover and slid the cushions into it, then folded it into an "L" and put it back on the couch. It looks great!!! :*