Sold by Whitebox Inc and Fulfilled by Amazon. 1-Year Baby Protection Plan 2 open box & new fromDetailsSummer Infant Contoured Changing Pad, White FREE Shipping on orders over . Buy "Luxe Basics Cover Me Glider Chair Cover, White Dot” from Amazon Warehouse Deals and save 33% off the $139.99 list price. The Cover Me Glider Chair Cover is the perfect way to add style to your nursery, update your decor or beautify an older chair. Made from a highly durable polyester fabric that is easy to clean and machine washable, the Cover Me will keep your glider protected and looking new through the inevitable spills, spit-ups and normal wear and tear. Super soft and luxurious to the touch you will absolutely love the way it feels. Don’t let your chair go uncovered. Includes 5-piece set fits directly over existing pads and includes zippered back seat cover, zippered bottom seat cover, armrest cover with side pockets for storage, and slip-on ottoman cover. Designed to fit standard sized, wood-frame dutailier glider chairs with removable pads.
Works with wood-frame dutailier glider chairs up to 28.5" in width, including models: 826, 827, 829, 908/909, 918/919, 926/933, 943/944, 973, 976, 978. High quality, durable, 100% polyester fabric that is machine washable. Product Dimensions15.5 x 12.4 x 4.1 inches Material TypePolyester & Polyester Blend #37,538 in Baby (See top 100) in Baby > Furniture > Gliders, Ottomans & Rocking Chairs > Gliders in Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Lounge & Recreation Furniture > Gliders in Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Nursery Furniture Shipping Weight2.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Domestic Shipping Item can be shipped within U.S. Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here 5 star38%4 star21%3 star15%2 star8%1 star18%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsSoft and cozy|Perfect cover for glider & ottoman|I've been looking for these for a LONG time!!!!|Color a bit off but overall good fit|
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Wedding expert Karen Bussen rented these fabric chair covers and pinned a single poppy to the back of each, but they’d be easy to make by hand if you have a family member who sews. “Do these just for the bridal table and use a flower that holds up well,” Bussen says. If you’re a champ with craft paint and a hot-glue gun, this burlap bride-and-groom chair back set is easy to make — and would be a cinch to adapt to a range of wedding styles and color schemes. Get the step-by-step instructions >> Hand-stitched chair covers can be pricey if you aren’t making them yourself, but if you use them judiciously — say, only for the bridal table or along the aisle where the family is sitting at the ceremony — they’re worth the splurge. “Just think about finding ways to accent certain chairs in a beautiful way,” says Karen Bussen, author of the Simple Stunning wedding guide series. These handmade gray velvet chair caps with silver beaded fringe are sold at Etsy shop Lucky You Lucky Me.