gDid you want to recover them? If you cut fabric about an inch larger than the outline of your pillow you can stitch it within that outline, or use a product like stitch witchery. Work on the wrong side of the fabric and turn it right side out when you are ready to close the 4th side. Put the pillow inside the new cover and stitch it or using the fusible product fold the flaps over so that you have a finished edge, tucking the edges in.
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Recover the pillows with fabric of your choice. Can easily be done with no sew options too.
gDid you want to recover them? If you cut fabric about an inch larger than the outline of your pillow you can stitch it within that outline, or use a product like stitch witchery. Work on the wrong side of the fabric and turn it right side out when you are ready to close the 4th side. Put the pillow inside the new cover and stitch it or using the fusible product fold the flaps over so that you have a finished edge, tucking the edges in.