Authors

Rosa Starkey

Document Type

Circular

Type

text

Format

application/pdf

Publication Date

1957

Publisher

Agricultural Extension Service, South Dakota State College

Circular No.

544

Pages

34

Description

A well-made, properly styled slip cover has a place in today's home decoration, for it can give a new and fresh appearance to a room. The slip cover described in this bulletin is made in several ·separate sections. With this method the number of sections will depend on the structure of the chair. Usually the back is one finished piece, each arm one piece, the seat-base and seat-front one piece, and the cushion one piece, totaling five separate sections. Because this slip cover has separate sections, it is easy to make and easy to fit smoothly to the chair. When all the sections are completed, they are put on the chair and held in place with thread tacking, wood dowel, or steel tacks.

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