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Measure your papasan cushion from seam to seam. Double that number and add 3 inches for seam allowances and irregularities in the cushionâs shape. Most papasan chairs are 54 inches in diameter and 3 inches thick, but measure to make sure. Fold your fabric in half, right side to right side, and lay it out on the floor. Smooth out all wrinkles. Pin the four corners so the fabric doesnât slip out of alignment. Place your papasan cushion in the center of the fabric.
Next, cut the boxing strip. If the original cushion insert will be used, measure the width of the original boxing strip between the seams and add 1â for seam allowances. For a cushion with a zipper closure, cut the boxing strip with the length equal to the measurement of the front and sides of the cushion.mooth boxing strip along right side of cushion top; pin boxing strip to cushion top about 6â from back corner. Stitch boxing strip to cushion top, beginning at side pin and sewing 1/2â seam. For welted cushion, use welting foot or zipper foot. Match clip mark to front corner; pivot stitching at corner.