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How to sew a bolster cushion by Debbie Shore

Debbie Shore
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make a bolster cushion

0:18

wrap around it some polyester foam

1:39

cut the foam slightly longer than my the main chelating tube

1:54

glue them all in place

2:44

drop this through the center of the tube

4:03

cover the button

4:25

cut to about twice the size of the button

5:24

cut to the size of the button

5:29

put glue over the cord in the middle

5:49

find a button that matches your fabric

6:36

cut the fabric

8:56

add some rickrack to either side

10:09

cut a strip of fabric an inch wide folders

10:51

sew sew the rickrack right over the edge of the fabric

11:29

pin that in place

11:43

start and stop with your needle in the down position

13:21

fold this over once by half an inch

17:20

fold over by half an inch

18:30

trapping the trim in between the two pieces

19:18

sew just inside the stitch line

19:51

sew this together in a tube

22:25

pressed outwards on both sides

23:22

pull the tube out of the middle

25:47

trim the ends of the knot off

27:28

stop the buttons from dropping off

28:10

tease the button

28:57
How to sew a bolster cushion by Debbie Shore
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2017Aug 23
Sewing a bolster cushion couldn't be easier! Make it in any size you like, and I'll show you an easy way to add the end buttons to make indentations at each end. Whether it's for your bed, either end of the sofa or your dining room chairs, these cushions will add a touch of class to your room!

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Debbie Shore

292K subscribers