The same friend and client I made the Union Jack pillows for also had an ottoman she wanted covered. It is a wondrous size and shape but the stuff it was covered with was less than eye appealing. To say the least. My friend said her husband said it was the ugliest thing he’d ever seen! I am sincerely hoping he doesn’t still say that when he sees its new clothing!!!
I forgot didn’t really think about taking a picture of the before. Just trust me that it wasn’t very pretty. This is what it looks like now!
This looks so cute in my living room I’m tempted to keep it! But I won’t – it’s going to look great in her house. I’m delivering it so I can get some photos of the whole couch/chair/ottoman/pillow project 
Made out of a drop cloth and serged with red thread to tie it in with the red in the pillows and her slip covered chair.
I did take pics of some of the process of making this. I will post them this week. I basically used the same process I used for this one.
I also want to let you in on one of the exciting things that landed in my inbox in the past couple weeks. Jami from Freckled Laundry has asked me to use my seamstress skills and help her out as her business grows’!!! I am so excited to be working with her! She has been one of my very favorite bloggers for quite a while and I am just delighted that we have become bloggy friends and will be working together. If you have never visited her blog you need to do it now! And leave her a comment – tell her I sent you over! All bloggers love comments
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Definitely Darling!!
And yay for business opportunities-especially when you get to work with people you admire!
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Hooray for growing businesses!
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I love, love, love that ottoman. It will look great with the pillows and slipcovers.
I’m anxious to see her ottoman paired with those great pillows! Heading over to say Hi to Jami!
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OMG! I love your ottoman and I know your client is going to be thrilled. Congratulations on your new partnership I’m sure it will be very rewarding. I would love for you to share your pretty ottoman at my linky party “Totally Transformed Tuesday” @ http://pjhdesignsoneofakind.blogspot.com Have a wonderful day. Peggy
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I love it so much you are one of my featured projects later today at Totally Transformed.
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Visiting from PJH Designs. I love htis ottoman! It would be perfect for my daughter’s room. I think it’s too technical for me, though. Looking forward to your tutorial!
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That ottoman is beautiful. I absolutely love everything that you make. You are incredibly talented my friend
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This is beautiful. I want one lol. Well done.
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This is so cute. I have a Blog Hop, and I would love it if you would link this post. You can find it at
http://www.adornedfromabove.com/2012/07/surf-spray-and-wednesdays-adorned-from.html
It is called Wednesdays Adorned From Above Blog Hop.
I hope to see you there. Have a great Day.
Debi Bolocofsky
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AMAZING!!! WOW! What a way to transform an ottoman!!
Btw… CONGRATS!! That’s great news! You’re really talented so I’m not surprised!
Thanks for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
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LOVE the ottoman, Jill! You do such fantastic work! Thank you so much for your sweet note at the end…I’m excited too! Just noticed a bunch of new stuff in your Etsy shop…off to take a peek! xo Jami
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Your ottoman is adorable!! I love it!
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Love the ottoman… and the pillows… and the slipcovered chair! Dang girl… you can “Sew a Fine Seam”!! LOL! Sorry… I couldn’t resist! ;o) I’m subscribing via email now!
Tania
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Your ottoman is gorgeous. It reminds me of a fancy cupcake.
How cute! What a fun ottoman redo! We’d love to invite you to join us at Saturday Show & Tell on Cheerios and Lattes! I know everyone will love this idea! Have a great weekend!
Mackenzie
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Thanks for linking up! I hope you’ll back again this week with more.
-Mackenzie
I’m on my way over now Mackenzie! And by the way, I love the name of your blog!
i love how frilly and big that is.
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Thanks! My client loved it too! And it looked so wonderful in her living room. I have pics on my camera of her couch chair and ottoman makeovers all finished and looking great! So come back, I will be posting about it soon!
I love this! I want to do something like that with my boring ottoman now!
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You can make this! It’s not hard at all if you like to sew!!
Gorgeous! I wish I had sewing skills but sadly, my sewing machine and I don’t get along
Don’t have a serger either! You did an awesome job! I would totally keep that if I was you 
Maybe tell her the dog ate it or something…
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Thanks Britni! I will be on the lookout for a round ottoman at goodwill – then I can whip up my own ruffled ottoman cover!!
oh so pretty & feminine, love this.
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I love ruffles, and your ottoman is the perfect little ruffled treasure for a living room!
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Thank you Mitzi! I love ruffles too! I need to make myself a little ruffle covered ottoman – it was kind of hard to part with this one!