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Great video! Wish I watched it before making my cushion covers😊. I did a good job, but I love this technique

I'm sure someone asked already, but how did you prep the foam with padding?😊

I would really appreciate it if you could make a video showing how you sewed the sides, especially where you connect to zipper. Frustrating that you skimmed over the hardest part. Thx

Thanks so very much. This is so simple and will be the perfect way for me to do my van couch / bed cousins.

Thanks so much for posting this video. I just finished making 3 cushions for my Toyota Sienna minivan camper conversion, and they turned our great. And this was the very first time I have sewn anything in my entire life. I couldn't have done it without your video. Thanks for posting it. 😊

For the length measurement, why is it L+T+Ss, not L+T+T+Ss? Surely there are 2 thicknesses to be added, just like the width calculations?

thank you. I will befour cushions for my van's bed next few days.

Can someone explain the size of the boxes at the end. She is saying 1 1/2 x 1 but you may have 2 1/2 by 2, etc… ??

So you used 65amp anl fuses? I was going to get 60amp but wasn't sure. I think it comes with 1 60 amp fuse.

Beautiful job ❤

I did it! three cushions made, watched your video a billion times in microscopic detail! Did two zips wrong, got very confused with the maths, but i DID IT! thank you!

when you do the second set of box corners, after putting the zip in, have you already sewn up the seams?

but how long is the zip? how do you work out how much you need?

Hello, can you tell me if this method work for square cushions??

Why is it so important to have the zipper go around the edges? The length of my cushion is 57 inches. Do i need the longer zipper to get the cushion inside?

Zipper sewing what was measurements from edge?

Too bad, your hair was blocking a lot of it,and you missed filming,the cutting of second corners. Lousy.

Thank you, this is awesome! My F80 awning is slightly different in 2024. But this was helpful anyway. Cheers.

Thanks for the advices, it really help me:)

You remind me of the many sweet, intuitive, and intelligent humans in my life. Also, good job. :)

Thank you so much for this video. It really helps. I’m almost finished with all my cushions on my back patio all different sizes but you’re so under but yours was so understanding. Thanks again.

Champion video👍 and by far the best tutorial on UA-cam for box corner cushion covers. Meantime I'm off to grab a sewing machine🙂

Where is the negative to the main starter battery to the renogy charger

funny, I know those fasteners as Chicago screws but you know what they say, sex sells.

Amazing! I'm gonna approach my cushion-making now with much less trepidation. Thanks so much!

This is a very helpful and clear video, the explanation is terrific, so easy to undrstand.

Can you use the same formula for a square cushion? Since there is no length

I need to sew covers for 24” x 57” x 2” inch foam that needs to be rolled up during the day for our camper. Can I omit the extra batting to make rolling up easier? Can I use Velcro instead of zippers? If so, what adjustment would be needed? I can’t get the long zippers where I live. Thanks

Hello, I miss you so much. where are you?☹

I’m in Australia and just bought the same van … love the layout.. the tour was a bit quick but it looks awesome 🙌🏼 new subscriber btw😊

Are you Australian ?

This is ok tuturial but Ive never seen boxing the corners first. Ive done many jean totes and cusion covers. You can actually cut 2 pieces adding the extra seam allowance. I would sew zipper in first into the 2 flat pieces or if still going with this one piece idea sew in first but your sewing into a tube? Then sew sides. THEN box the corners. Having zipper also go around the edge is a stress point and the zipper could pop open at those edges?

Please, pleae pleaaaase can you do a proper van tour? I'd absolutely love to see the shower drawer in action and everything ♥

You are so sweet and patient with your explanations! Really appreciate that as a new sewer! Thanks! Sewing mine tomorrow!

Awesome video, am loving your content and copied a few of your great ideas. You mentioned an LPG tank that could be mounted under the van for $600, do you mind sharing a company who could do this or link as I'm very interested. Thanks again, keep up the great content! Christian, Wangaratta

Likely already said, but pull your hair back for clear views, please.

Great video. Awful background music @5 minutes in!

i have been sewing many years but have never come across a cushion coves so easy thanks fpr a great tutorial amazing

What a wonderful way to cover cushions! I’ve done it lots of ways but this is a winner. Thanks so much.

Thanks been after a video for that ignition sensor for days now :-)

What is the size of the cushion you are making this cover for?

Thank you for this video! It worked perfectly. I actually made a very large cover for a long bench (101" X 24") in vinyl.

Wow, I'm so glad that your channel popped up in my feed. Even though I'm not a designer, you explained your logic and methods as to where they make sense to me! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, you will help many people building out their home on wheels. 💕

Looks easy, going to try. Thank you especially for showing how to take apart a zipper and put it back together, always wondered how.

You forgot to add the step that you sewed the side seam before boxing the last two corners. It was really hard to make sense of this so I kept looking at 16:45 through 17:00. I had thought I'd done something wrong.

Thank you so much ..easy to follow and I've always been scared of attempting box cushions .I wanted to attach photos of my outside furniture with new covers but don't think I can..absolutely great..❤

Thank you , I’m trying with cheap fabric from Walmart first , lol

Missed saying how long to cut the zipper

I’ve made cushions 100x, this by far easiest way to do them! 🎉😊

Thank you very much for such a helpful tutorial! I am using this video to make new covers for my patio furniture. The first one turned out great.