Box Cushion 1 of 3 - applying welt cord | PIN-FIT SLIPCOVERS

This video is the first of three videos supporting the Box Cushion curriculum within The Workroom Channel's PIN-FIT SLIPCOVER course, instructed by Jeanelle Dech.
- applying welt cord -
preparing boxing and zipper panel
stitching cushion
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[@suzanne4711]

awesome and flawless sharp and beautiful technique

[@hmch7102]

Best tutorial- clear & easy to understand instructions! Thank you

[@aristepp680]

Incredibly useful! I’ve struggled with round corners forever. Thank you

[@karenclancy4855]

Great series of videos with wonderful tips! I am a custom sewist that is self taught in the realm of slipcovers & make cushions/covers regularly! Several times you mentioned having purposely cut/created dog-eared corners. Which corners of the cover are you referring to? Again thank you for sharing your skills and talents!!

[@TheWorkroomChannel]

Thanks for commenting! The dog ear cut is explained in Lesson 2 of the course as Jeanelle is cutting the cushion top, bottom, boxing strips, and bias-cut welt. The dog ears are extensions of the cushion corners along the zipper side. It allows the cushion to fit more snuggly into the curved back of the chair.

[@karenclancy4855]

@@TheWorkroomChannel thank you for the explanation.

[@aristepp680]

What foot are you using, please.