Подметила эту идею в Турецком отеле. Купила дешёвый индийский коврик и сразу же его разрезала
There are a huge number of sofas in furniture stores. But I don’t have exactly the one I need. All models are huge, wide, plump, the sides are thick, due to this the length of the sofas is 230–250 cm. And I have a free space in the kitchen of 220 cm. We started looking for a small sofa, we barely found it, length 214 cm, not wide, the sides are narrow, just what we need. We waited for the order for 3 weeks and for good reason, I really like the sofa, it’s comfortable. I saw almost similar sofas on the Internet, but they are 2 times more expensive, they also have bolsters on the sides of the pillows, it looks very nice. I will sew myself exactly these from an Indian rug that I bought at Leroy Merlin, there is nothing complicated about it. First I measured the length of the pillow, it came out to 45 cm. I drew a circle for him, radius 7 cm. Now we need to calculate how much fabric will go to the roller. You can use a measuring tape to measure the length of the circle. But it will be more accurate if you use the formula from school geometry lessons. The length of a circle is 2 x pi x R, where pi is a constant value of 3.14. So 2 x 3.14 x 7 = 44 cm. This means that for the roller you need a rectangle of 44x45 cm. When cutting, I made allowances on all sides. To prevent the fabric from unraveling when sewing, I reinforced all the cut edges with strips of non-woven fabric and then overlocked them with an overlocker. I folded the main part, stepped back 6 cm from the edges and sewed a zipper to both sides. Then I stitched these 6 cm. Attached the circles to the roller and stitched. Thanks to precise calculations everything fit perfectly. What to fill such a roller with? Any filling for pillows is suitable - synthetic winterizer, holofiber. But you can use other materials. I took thin blankets with padding polyester, rolled them to the required length into a roller and wrapped them with a strip of padding polyester. She put everything in a new case and zipped it up. As a result, the pillows are elastic and hold their shape. All the best!

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