How to Sew Bench Cushions With Piping
The fireplace in our den has a long hearth with built in shelving on one side. When we bought our house, I knew that I wanted to make that area into a seating area to add more character to the space (and to hide our router!). I Chose this fabric from fabric.com, because the basket weave fabric had a lot of texture, and looked neutral, but it also had some dark blue hues that matched the color of our built ins.
Cotton Pillows: (Similar) Fabric.com | Knoxville Pillow: Fig and Company | Seat Cushion Fabric: Fabric.com | Quilted Pillows: Home Goods | Boots: Melissa Harness Side Zip Frye (on sale now!) | Sweater Coat: Boden (Similar style on Amazon) | Grass Cloth Wallpaper: Wayfair | Curtains: Soft Surroundings
This was a project that I did prior to blogging, so I did not take step by step photos to share with you all. I made three separate square cushions, instead of one long seat, in case someone wanted to grab a cushion and move it closer to the fire when the fire is going.
Here is a tutorial from Pretty Handy Girl, that has a step by step picture guide tutorial to sewing bench cushions with piping.
Style your built in here:
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