Bay Window's cushions

I've done many bay window cushions over the years, but especially like this one. This is for a baby girl's room. The fabric chosen matches so well with the floral motifs on the side.
Of course, for those of you who opt for a softer approach, I have lots of other fabric to do so. Can even provide a thicker cushion insert and lots of toss cushions to coordinate.

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narisa said…
May I know how much you charge for re-upholstery a 2.5 seater and 1 seater?
Please get back to me at narisa_cherd@hotmail.com

Thanks,
January 27, 2011 at 9:43 PM
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