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unapam · **Posted: 12-08-2008 , 06:10 PM** #9

Hi, I have to agree with previous posters, (Hey Kilk, I take that as a compliment!)
What I would say is keep it as simple as possibe and only go for one cushion at first. You will make some mistakes at first but do your learning on this one. When you are happy with the first then the rest will fall together.

If you buy or source some nice curtains you will have lots of fabric to work with and room for error. You'll get patterns on the Internet or make a custom pattern as outlined in earlier post.

Best of luck and I hope you get great results.

	Posted: 12-08-2008 , 06:10 PM #9
unapam Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Dublin Posts: 1,280	cushions Hi, I have to agree with previous posters, (Hey Kilk, I take that as a compliment!) What I would say is keep it as simple as possibe and only go for one cushion at first. You will make some mistakes at first but do your learning on this one. When you are happy with the first then the rest will fall together. If you buy or source some nice curtains you will have lots of fabric to work with and room for error. You'll get patterns on the Internet or make a custom pattern as outlined in earlier post. Best of luck and I hope you get great results.