Dalston Mill Fabrics - Cushion Panels

I purchased some Dalston Mill Fabric cushion panels a couple of months ago, with a view to making them up in time for Christmas.  The day here in Anglesey started off grey and rainy, so it seemed an ideal time to bring out the sewing machine and overlocker and make the cushion covers up.

The fabric is a loosed woven  type, so I overlocked all the edges before construction so that there was less fraying. I bought the back panels at the same time I purchased the fronts.  I used zips from my sewing stash as they were a good match.

More cushion covers

In my earlier post, I shared with you that while my sewing machine and overlocker were still out on the desk, I had made a start on making cushion covers to brighten and freshen the look of the front room.

Today, I have made more.  I think that will do for now.  I am liking the fresh look of them.

Cushion Covers

While the sewing machines have been out this weekend, I decided to make some fresh new cushion covers to go in the lounge as the old ones didn't fit the decor since we decorated.

I've used fabrics from my stash, using some Aldi fat quarters that were just the right colour.  I've made three cushion covers and plan to make more to fill the brown sofa.  

Is it silly that I find the overlocked edges of the underside of the cushion cover rather pleasing?  I guess it's an OCD thing.

When I have made the remaining covers, I will take a photo and share it on here to show the whole sofa fof cushions.