Here is one set of instructons ala Miss Mustard Seed

Here is a link that might be useful: miss mustard

Miss Mustard Seed has a great tutorial on how to prepare your drop cloths and how to make a slipcover for a wingback chair. I love her way of doing the slipcover as she does not worry about perfection.

dawnp and bleigh- thanks so much for the website. I forgot to mention in my post that I don't sew. That may make things difficult, but I am hoping to tuck and pin. Believe me, I don't want perfection. So if anyone has a way of doing this without sewing, would love to hear from you. Thanks again.

Don't know if you had a chance to check out the tutorial, but if you have access to a sewing machine you can easily follow along with her instructions. Promise it's not complicated and if you can follow a straight line you can sew : ) . I don't know what I'm doing either, but I've managed to sew a few things.

Maybe for a no sew you could get one of the longer cloths and drape over the chair. Tuck into the seat and along the sides of the back. Then gather at the corners and pin. Cover the pins with a ribbon bow. Maybe even up the bottom by cutting and then use fabric glue to make a neat hem. Wish I had a wingback chair to practice on...

Why not just buy an inexpensive one from Sure-Fit? You might even find a used one on eBay.

Here is a link that might be useful: Slip Cover

Looks like there's a coupon code of BHG6 which should save you 20% at Sure-Fit through October 31, 2011.

I was going to have slipcovers made with matelasse coverlets~would buy king size. Wash first in case of shrinkage. ;o)

I looked at the sure-fit website and my wingback chair is too large . Theirs only go up to 45" and mine is 49" tall. Thanks for your responses. I think I will google and see what I can find.