Hope it wasn't your cigarette. The smell of smoke is difficult to get out of furniture let alone repair a hole. However, you can always cut a small square piece of fabric from the back of the couch and then sew it over the hole with thread that matches or blends in. You can also visit your local thrift store for a fitted couch cover. Best of luck.
I found a great video. Before you start, feel around the underside of the couch for some fabric you can cut off. This way you don't have to cut any fabric that's visible.
I have only had the couch a couple of weeks and it creaks the minute anyone moves on it. I love the couch, but the noise is annoying, and I don’t want to complain i...
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Hope it wasn't your cigarette. The smell of smoke is difficult to get out of furniture let alone repair a hole. However, you can always cut a small square piece of fabric from the back of the couch and then sew it over the hole with thread that matches or blends in. You can also visit your local thrift store for a fitted couch cover. Best of luck.
I found a great video. Before you start, feel around the underside of the couch for some fabric you can cut off. This way you don't have to cut any fabric that's visible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlWdygORK5I