Let me get this straight. You have two pieces of fabric that a form or stuffing will go inside of to make a cushion. I this corect? If so, you need to put the two pieces together , right sides together, and sew at least 3/4 the way around, (or less if you are using stuffing) leaving a space open to insert the cushion (stuffing)after turning the fabric inside out. After inserting cushion (stuffing) hand sew the remaining 'open area' together. Hope this is what you were asking. Good luck, Salena

Well the problem I ran into was how to hem those edges. They are rounded. I was just going to sew the fabric wrong sides together, then flip it inside out, but then how would I close it to look right? So the main problem is the circular hemming.

You whip stitch the opening closed. After you sew the right sides together, you press to get a mark where to sew. Then whip stitch the seam. You could also insert a piece of velcro so that you can launder the cushions.

The public library has home dec books that will help you with this problem. Working with round cushions is never easy.

Try ironing down the seam allowance before sewing then after turning you have the allowance already marked for stitching. Let us know how all goes. Salena

I found, when hemming a circular edge, that sewing a straight seam about 1/4 inch from the edge first helped. This way, as you turn the hem, it doesn't stretch and you can roll it and sew it down.