Backpacks, leashes, umbrellas, and mail pile up fast once the weather turns. This guide shows you how to sew a heavy-duty hanging entryway organizer from upholstery fabric, so it still looks good in March. You'll get yardage, pocket sizes, edge-finishing tricks for thick fabric, and mounting tips that hold real weight.
Your sewing machine deserves better than a flimsy quilting-cotton cover that frays after one season. This guide shows you how to sew a heavy-duty sewing machine cover and matching craft table protector from upholstery fabric, complete with padded pockets and a quilted tool caddy flap.
Those leftover upholstery scraps are tougher than anything in the quilting aisle. Turn them into a wall-mounted bag holder, washable placemats and coasters that survive kids, pets and a full holiday dinner.
Quilting cotton tote bags give up the first time they meet a bark-covered log. This guide shows you how to sew a heavy-duty tote bag and hearth-side log carrier from upholstery fabric, with the stitching, needles, and linings that keep it going for years.
Thin cotton draft stoppers flatten, fray, and get dragged around by pets. This step-by-step guide shows you how to sew a heavy-duty draft stopper from dense woven or chenille upholstery fabric, with fill options, a washable cover, and no-slide tricks.
Tired of cornhole bags that split a seam by the second game? Upholstery fabric is built to take years of abuse on a sofa, so it handles a garage or game room tournament easily. This guide covers sizing, stitching, filling, and how little yardage you need for a full set of eight.
Got a fat pile of upholstery fabric scraps left over from your last reupholstery project? Turn them into book, journal, and planner covers that actually survive backpacks, coffee spills, and toddler hands. This step-by-step guide shows you why heavyweight vinyl and woven fabric beat quilting cotton every time.
Tired of your DIY grocery totes splitting at the seams within a year? This step-by-step guide shows you how to sew reusable bags from upholstery-weight fabric that's built to survive groceries, gym gear, and beach trips for years, not months.
Woven upholstery fabric has been around for centuries, and there's a very good reason it hasn't gone anywhere. It's strong, it's stunning, and this spring it's showing up in some of the freshest home interiors around. Here's everything you need to know before you buy.
Woven upholstery fabric has been around for centuries, and there's a very good reason it hasn't gone anywhere. It's strong, it's stunning, and it comes in more styles than most people realize. If you're reupholstering a sofa, a dining chair, or anything in between this spring, woven fabric deserves a serious look.
Woven upholstery fabrics have been furnishing beautiful homes for centuries, and they're not slowing down. From tight-weave durability to incredible texture variety, there's a reason designers keep coming back to them. Here's everything you need to know before you buy.
