Want to make a slipcover? Here is a tutorial on how to make a sofa slipcover. This will update any sofa without the cost of replacing.

Fixing a sagging couch cushion is an easy thing to do with some Poly-fil. Most couches like mine have a “hidden” zipper at the bottom of each cushion. I simply ordered a 5 lb. box of Poly-fil from Amazon and set to work. It took approximately 20 minutes to stuff and squish each cushion back into sha

How to reupholster a couch in just 2 hours! No-Sew! #DIY: I should really try this!!

Learn how I reupholstered my old couch to give it new life in this step by step photo tutorial that only cost me $200!

10 ways to transform your old sofa

Learn how to reupholster a couch with attached cushions with our guide. Follow these simple steps and your couch will look as good as new.

When decorating, always keep in mind that no-one's going to see the bottom/back/inside. This is only one small step up from wrapping a loos...

Materials: Staple gun and lots of staples One large drop cloth (approx 10’x12’) and one long drop cloth (approx 4’x12’) **Measure your couch before purchasing material – you might need more or less than I used Fabric Scissors (or just good, sharp ones) Needle Nose Pliers Time, patience, and a sense of humor I really liked the look of the unbleached drop cloths from the hardware store. It’s a sturdy weave, the cloths are large enough that I don’t have to piece anything together, it’s all…

Reupholstering for dummies: Easy to follow, step-by-step guide to reupholstering a couch using a canvas drop cloth.

Let’s face it, a sectional slipcover can be pricey. The amount of labor, fabric and trim that goes into making a custom sectional cover is typically 2 to 4 times greater than what it takes to slipcover an average size sofa. The more sections, cushions, design details, and yardage = more moola. So, what if...