Here's a website with instructions for how to make an armchair cover. One of our chairs didn't have covers either and since I don't have a sewing machine anymore, I needed a different solution. I ended up buying hand towels that looked good on the chair and then used upholstery pins to attach the towels to the arms. It works great and I can take them off to toss them in the wash. Wishing you the best.
Find a material that you like study or affordable so that you would not mid replacing it. I like to shop the bedding isle then you will have extra. Then cut to the size you want roll hem using the adhesive hem tape sold at most dollar stores. And you have you arm chair protectors and washable
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Here's a website with instructions for how to make an armchair cover. One of our chairs didn't have covers either and since I don't have a sewing machine anymore, I needed a different solution. I ended up buying hand towels that looked good on the chair and then used upholstery pins to attach the towels to the arms. It works great and I can take them off to toss them in the wash. Wishing you the best.
https://www.hunker.com/13403609/how-to-make-a-chair-arm-cover
Find a material that you like study or affordable so that you would not mid replacing it. I like to shop the bedding isle then you will have extra. Then cut to the size you want roll hem using the adhesive hem tape sold at most dollar stores. And you have you arm chair protectors and washable
Long rectangle fabric then close one end like a envelope