Fabric and soft furnishing supplies.
Choose the actual material and supply form. Each sheet identifies what to measure, which product data to collect and a purchase assumption to check.
Curtain fabric
Measure the specified finished drop and supplied fabric fullness and hems.
Prepare this material →Box cushion fabric
List the complete front, back and boxing panels in the supplied cover pattern.
Prepare this material →Envelope pillow fabric
Measure the front and the two prescribed overlapping back panels.
Prepare this material →Circular tablecloth fabric
Measure table diameter and the supplied drop and hem amounts.
Prepare this material →Rectangular tablecloth fabric
Measure table length and width, adding the supplied drop and hems to every required side.
Prepare this material →Cushion zipper stock
List the supplied full zipper run for every cover.
Prepare this material →Cushion piping cord
Measure the supplied cover outline, including its actual corner geometry.
Prepare this material →Seat pad foam blanks
Measure the supplied trapezoid seat face and the full rectangular purchase blank enclosing it.
Prepare this material →Cushion foam blocks
Record each supplied cushion block's actual length, width and thickness.
Prepare this material →Patterned fabric rolls
List complete panel cuts on the same supplied pattern-repeat grid.
Prepare this material →Straight-match wallpaper
Measure each complete drop height and the supplied vertical repeat.
Prepare this material →Half-drop wallpaper
Record wall height and the selected alternating pattern-start requirement.
Prepare this material →How these quantities differ
| Material | Selected product data | Ordering mistake to avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Curtain fabric | Usable roll width, pattern repeat and chosen direction. | Finished window width does not equal the fabric cut width after supplied fullness and hems. |
| Box cushion fabric | Roll width, seam allowances and permitted rotation or pattern repeat. | Cushion surface area alone does not ensure full pattern panels fit the fabric width. |
| Envelope pillow fabric | Supplied seam, hem and overlap allowances and usable roll width. | The overlap makes the back fabric larger than a single back-face area. |
| Circular tablecloth fabric | Usable roll width and complete blank length. | A round finished cloth needs a full blank; dividing circle area by roll area misses that fit constraint. |
| Rectangular tablecloth fabric | Roll width, usable length and permitted orientation. | Tabletop area excludes both the drop and hem fabric in the cut blank. |
| Cushion zipper stock | Continuous roll length and the chosen end allowance. | Total zipper metres do not prove an individual complete run fits the roll. |
| Cushion piping cord | Cord roll length and explicitly supplied join or end allowance. | A rounded rectangle has a shorter outline than the corresponding sharp-corner perimeter. |
| Seat pad foam blanks | Foam sheet dimensions, supplied thickness and cutting gap. | Trapezoid area may be smaller than the whole sheet rectangle needed to cut the pad. |
| Cushion foam blocks | Stock slab dimensions and the complete blank count. | Total foam volume does not establish that every blank fits the purchased slab. |
| Patterned fabric rolls | Horizontal and vertical repeat, usable width and orientation restrictions. | Rotating a panel may fit geometrically while violating the selected pattern direction. |
| Straight-match wallpaper | Roll width, length, repeat and selected cut allowance. | Wall area does not determine usable full drops after pattern rounding. |
| Half-drop wallpaper | Roll dimensions and supplied repeat offset. | Successive drop starts can consume different roll lengths even when their finished heights match. |
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