From: Longblades
Date: 08-17-2006, 08:03 PM (1 of 2)
Ta - Daa, slip covers for my car seats are finally done, three years after starting. I knew I should not have looked at upholstery fabric so soon after buying a new vehicle. Darn stuff was on sale and it matched, how could I not buy it? LOL. The seat backs have been finished for some time, well OK, some years. Now I have finally finished the seats as well. It's been so long the seat backs have faded but I'm sure the seats will soon fade too. The never again part, well I said that after doing covers for the DH's truck but that was 15 years ago and they were just denim, no matching to do. Mine are plaid and I lined them for fear the black backing would melt off in hot weather. It sure melted when I ironed it. So this time I really mean it, never again. |
User: Longblades
Member since: 07-14-2005 Total posts: 182 |
From: Chrysantha
Date: 08-17-2006, 08:53 PM (2 of 2)
(after I taught my Dad to use my mothers sewing machine....) He MADE the seats for my sisters car...out of naugahyde (sp?) It only took him about 6 hrs or so. (we are/were a family of handy people). But he said, never again.. I don't think he really liked the sewing machine. ( I know I hated the darn thing...it was a New Home with tension problems....and it was that nasty light green color)... ![]() If my sister wants seat covers...I give her an Amazon gift certificate. (last yr it was Taz for her birthday.) ![]() Chrys
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User: Chrysantha
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