High Chair Seat CoverHigh Chair Cover PatternBaby SewingFree SewingSewing RoomCover TutorialEasy TutorialModern SewingHandmade ProjectsForwardDIY high chair cover tutorial- Have a high chair with an ugly cover? Use this easy tutorial to make a new one for just about $5.High Chair Cover Sewing Pattern With this quick and convenient High Chair Cover Sewing Pattern, you will be able to whip up a cover for your little one's high chair in no time at all. A simple rip or tear is no reason to throw out a perfectly good high chair, especially when you've got free sewing patterns like this one to help you out. Use this step-by-step tutorial to learn how to sew a high chair cover using your favorite fabrics and patterns, so that baby can dine in both comfort and style. Believe us when we say you will be glad you opted to save the money by going the DIY route! Click here for the Sewing Pattern Tags / Related Topics BabyFurniture Craft ProjectsAccessoriesBeginnerOne Hour Quick Sewing PatternsTwo Yards or Less Sewing Patterns
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But first, I cut where the main seam was so that I could use the pieces as a pattern. Then I folded the main section in half lengthwise, along my folded new fabric… …and cut around it to get my new piece. (You don’t have to add anything for a seam allowance since we will be using bias tape and won’t be taking anything off the dimension. I did, however, add about a 1/4 inch to allow for shrinking when you add the batting to the back.) Then I cut the top shape. Next, I placed a pin at the center of both curves, where they will be sewn together. (If you click on the picture, you’ll see the pins.) Then I added some piping (optional) to the top piece of fabric, with the piping facing away from the raw edge. Then I pinned all 3 layers together, pinning very carefully around the curves. I used my zipper foot to sew all 3 layers together and not run over the piping. Then I laid the original cover over my new one to mark the hole for the highchair to poke through.
(But cut the hole smaller to allow for a seam allowance.) Then I cut a piece of quilted batting (quilt backing?…..I’m not sure of the real name) the same size as my main piece. Make sure to cut the hole out too. Then I placed the batting and fabric together with right sides together, and pinned along the edges. Then I sewed around the opening…..and then cut diagonal lines towards the corners. This will help it lay flat after you turn it right side out. Turn right side out. (You’ll have to shove the fabric through the hole to get it out to its right side.) Then lay completely flat, and sew close to the edge. Then cut a strip of fabric that is the same shape as the top of the cover, but more narrow. This will serve as the flap to slide over the top of the actual highchair. (And if you’re wondering about that brown seam along my batting, I had to piece 2 pieces of it together from my scraps…don’t let that confuse you.) Now sew some wide double fold bias tape along the bottom of this flap, and then pin to the upper edge of the cover.
And then sew bias tape around the entire cover, making sure to include all of the edges of the back flap and its ends. Also, sew very slowly around all of the curves….they can be tricky with the bias tape. My cover had elastic that attaches to the actual high chair, to keep it in place. SO I added that to the underneath side. **And I forgot to take a picture, but I made seams along the folds of the cover. So wherever the cover would be fold while sitting in the high chair, I made a seam so that it would fit nicely in the seat. Just look at your old cover, and match the old seams.** Now place in your high chair….and you’re done.Top 5 High Chairs for Toddlers imageKeeping a squirming toddler still during feeding time is a challenge for any parent. Having a comfortable and functional high chair allows parents to focus on feeding their child instead of trying to keep...Read More about Top 5 High Chairs for ToddlersPortable ComfortableComfortable HighFriendly SeatAdult ChairChair CoverSeat CoversToddler FriendlyHigh ChairTransformsForwardA portable, comfortable high chair cover that transforms any adult chair into a toddler friendly seat!
They come in various colors and styles! There is a newer version of this item: Graco Contempo Highchair, Stars Graco Contempo Folding High Chair The Graco Contempo Folding High Chair is a slim fold high chair. It gives you mealtime convenience – whether you’re at home or away – and then when you’re not using it, it folds to easily store. It stands out, even among folding high chairs, thanks to all of its terrific features. As a parent, you want to keep your child’s eating space clean and tidy. It’s simple, thanks to the easy clean seat pad, which is machine washable. It can also be wiped clean using a damp cloth, so that clean ups are always easy. Portable Fold High Chair This terrific Graco folding high chair has four locking wheels so that the high chair will always stay in place during meal times. Then, just unlock the wheels when you need to move the flat fold high chair around your home. Pre-Assembled, Ready to Use Contempo folding high chair comes pre-assembled and ready to use right out of the box.
That means that, as soon as you get it home, just remove it from the box and you’re ready to start using it for baby’s meals. The Graco Contempo Folding High Chair is customizable to your needs – it features 6 height position and 3 recline levels, so that you can always find the right position for your child and can adjust it to the right level for your table. Age / Weight Recommendations Safety is always the first priority with any baby product, so you’ll feel great about securing your child with the convertible 3- and 5-point harness. As a parent, you’ve often got your hands full. If that sounds familiar, you’ll especially appreciate this flat fold high chair’s one-hand removable tray insert. Then, when you’re ready to clean up after a meal, just pop out the removable tray insert and put it in the dishwasher. Busy parents will love this feature! Blossom 4-in-1 Seating SystemThe slimmest folding highchair Graco offers. Extra machine-washable seat pad makes cleanup even easier.
6 height positions and 3 recline levels for easy feedings. One hand tray removal makes getting your child in and out simple. Dishwasher-safe pull-out insert makes clean up quick and hassle-free. Pre-assembled and ready to use right out of the box. 4 locking wheels help keep this chair in place at mealtime. Convertible 3 5-point harness keeps baby secured. Dimension - 36.25 x 24 x 6.75 in.. Item Weight - 21.86 lbs.For child up to three years not to exceed 40 lbsCare and Maintenance. Dishwasher-safe pull-out tray insert. Use only household soap and warm water on tray footrest and frame. Machine wash seat pad separately in cold water delicate cycle; no bleach and drip dry Product Dimensions32 x 23 x 42 inches Minimum weight recommendation5 Pounds Maximum weight recommendation40 Pounds #45,865 in Baby (See top 100) Shipping Advisory:This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. 5 star72%4 star16%3 star6%2 star4%1 star2%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsHow could a high chair get better?|
We have had this high chair for about a year now, and we have absolutely loved it! The design is attractive and gender neutral, and all of the materials have held up well over the past year. The removable tray top is AMAZING for quick clean up, and the seat cover is a great waterproof material that easily wipes clean with a damp sponge. It can also be removed from the chair entirely if you need to do a thorough deep cleaning, which we have done several times. (See video review for how-to)One of my favorite features of this high chair is its compact footprint when folded up. In our previous house, we never had to fold it up, but now we've moved and we totally appreciate how neatly and compactly it folds up. When folded up, it is approximately 36 inches tall by 22 inches wide, and 7 inches deep with the tray attached and folded down.The only "flaw" I have found is that when folding it up or down, several of my family members have been stumped by how to fold out the tray support arms. It's not that hard to do, but if somebody is using it that is unfamiliar with it, you might want to show them how it works.