DIY Painted Seat Cushions

So.  I know.  These seat cushions are ridiculous.  My team gets all the credit.  They are amazing.  And you wanna know how you can make them yourself.  Well, it’s super easy!!!  I did a really simple DIY post over on Brit a while back, but wanted to share it here as well.  Don’t forget to go see the full event that I posted the other day!

Spruce up your seats! Whether you are throwing an outdoor BBQ or a huge wedding, it’s easy to add a spark of your personality to your seats with a dose of scrappy DIY action. These are great to have on hand at home for last minute dinner parties or game nights and are a lot of fun to make. For this project, we used ivory seat cushions from Ikea ($5.99 a pop!), fabric paint, and our trusty roll of painter’s tape.

Materials:
- basic seat cushions
painter’s tape
- fabric paint (we used Tulip Soft Fabric Paint)

Get all of your materials in order and tape off a section of your seat cushion in a funpattern. We started this one with a simple blue triangle.

Now it’s time to paint!

Any paint brush and fabric paint combo will do, but we like this soft fabric paint because it has a more velveteen finish and looks less shiny than some paints. Let the paint dry for 2-3 hours. Then remove your tape and have a set!

How might you customize cushions for your home or for a big event? If you give these a try, we’d love to see photos! Send ‘em our way on Twitter or Facebook. And if you have any questions about this tutorial, be sure to leave us a note in the comments below.

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2 Responses to DIY Painted Seat Cushions

  1. What a great DIY decorating idea! I’d be too afraid to try a geometric design like you have here, though (too easy to spot the boo-boos!). But a free-hand graphic might be doable!

  2. LAURA SIMONE SARDINHA says:

    AMEI!!! PRABENS… LAURA (BRASIL)

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