How to Make a Tufted Bench Cushion (NO SEWING) 

Oh wow! Thank you for showing an easier and quite simple way to do the tufted

What do you all think? Is there and easier way to make a tufted cushion bench? Let me know below!

Perfect! I’ve been looking for a good no-sew way to make cushions to add onto some pallets I “borrowed” to make some easy, not super expensive patio furniture. This tutorial is super helpful and yours turned out great! Thanks!

This is great! I plan to do this on a toy box lid that's now our living room coffee table/ottoman. Thanks for a straight forward tutorial.

Thank you!!! A great video that was simple to follow. Fabric ordered, can't wait to get started!

What is fabric matting? That’s the one thing I’m missing to start this project!

Tucker is adorable and I'm excited to try out this method on a tufted ottoman/coffee table. I'll report back with our results. Thanks for the tutorial!

What type of screws did you use? I'm curious, I've done a project where I tried to screw through fabric once and it got all twisted!

Does he 🐕 still use it?

thanks

Great video!

Awesome! Have been looking for a simple tufted cushion tutorial everywhere and this worked so well for us! Thank you!!! :)

Great!! Thanks for the easy-to -follow directions!!! Tucker is a lucky dog!!🐶

I thought this is the way all tufted headboards are done, but in real life, ppl do the wholes on the board and foam. Too much work. Love your way. Thank you.

Thanks for the video. I'm going to try this, but was wondering if the staples are still felt through the board? I have a cushion in our entry way and when we stand on it to get coats down we've been poked with random staple ends. Is hammering them down the only way to fix this?

I see this was 5 years ago. Hope Tucker is doing great. Our daughter has a 1 year old GSP, Nash, who looks so much like Tucker!! Thanks for the video!! I sew and didn’t want to add that project to my list. Your way looks great and so much less time. Thanks!!

Awesome! Tucker's a lucky dog!

👍 Going to try this. Thanks for the video.

Tucker is adorable what a sweet dog thank u for the tutorial

superb idea

Where did you buy those button kit from

Nice job! Tucker is awesome....it's funny how they love to walk all over your work......

🔥🔥

So,cute you made it for your dog!😊💗

Urch I wish I had a remote clue with carpentry. I really want to make a storage window seat like that but I am clueless lol. I went to a big name company and they wanted to charge me like $2000!

Came from the staircase makeover video and found this cool and fun gem. Thank you for making this video!

I'm gonna try it! God help me :) Go Tucker!!!!

Haha I found it!

You did great!!

Great job x

So cool! Thank you! I loved this, and I’m sure your doggie did too 😃👍🐶

Adorable!!

Good job!

Great job Zac! We loved Tucker and the finished product!

Nice! But what did you screw down! What does that look like! All I got was “ Don’t screw down all the way”

Awww that is so awesome and sweet, Tucker looks cozy 😃

A happy dog indeed

Great video subbed and liked.

So cute 😍

Love the sweetie doggie

Now that looks comfy for Tucker to hang out on. Nice job.

Actually that's not "Plywood", that's what is known as "OSB" (Oriented Strand Board), board it consists of shredded up leftover, recycled, wood shavings glued together. then pressed flat by huge wood presses. It is generally used for siding, floors, and roofing in building construction. Though it will generally last quite a long time when covered by another material such as siding, flooring, or roofing materials, but overall, it has neither the good looks, or the grain-look staining qualities that normal plywood has. Though it is generally cheaper to purchase than plywood of the same thickness. If anybody tries to tell you any different then, they don't know what they are talking about. If you have any doubts, then feel free to take a tour through a plywood mill or look it up on the internet. - Here is what the internet has to say about OSB..... Quote, "Used for sub floors, exterior walls, and roof decking, OSB sheathing is a structurally-engineered board that is made up of compressed wood strands. These strands of wood are arranged in layers that are bonded together with resin, which helps produce a strong product. OSB, or oriented strand board, is unlike traditional plywood in that it has no laps, gaps, knots or voids. In most applications, this sheathing is dimensionally stronger and stiffer than comparable dimensional plywood boards. Many builders gravitate toward it not only for the increased strength of the finished product, but for the cost effectiveness as well. Usually, the price difference between OSB and plywood is significant enough to warrant common usage." Unquote. - Many construction contractors (both commercial and non-commercial), will tell you that Quote, "To gain that structural strength when used vertically upon walls etc., the OSB sheet has to be installed upon the wall in a horizontal rather than a vertical configuration with the edge seams running horizontally rather than vertical." Unquote. - I have no idea of the validity of that last part though, as I've seen OSB installed both horizontally and vertically in building construction, though generally when it is installed in the vertical configuration, it has been done by a non-licensed home-owner, or by an amateur builder in what is known as a "Handyman".