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If your covers have buttons and you don't want to remove them all to replace covers you can do as I did. I made basic box style zipped replacement covers and marked the positions of the buttons on to the fabric, I then made button holes and slipped the buttons through the button holes, this keeps the material nice and tight. I recovered the buttons by cutting a circle of fabric and then sewing running stitch around edge popped them over the button and pulled thread up tight and tied off.
This method also means that the covers can be taken on and off for washing.
I have uploaded some pictures into my gallery but don't know why last two are upside down !
Post last edited on 02/05/2015 22:18:15
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Topic: Has anyone recovered their vans seats?
