I thought I could help out but I just went to get my magazine and it is The family Handyman. I didn't know there were two different handyman mags. March cover shows outdoor projects with a water feature. Feb cover shows a bathroom with off white tile on the bottom, green tile border and light green on top. So sorry. Hope someone else has the one you need. You might look for a website for the magazine. There is a chance they will have a picture of the cover. HTH

I like the look of chair covers, but like Colleen, feel money could be better spent elsewhere. Here's one from the You-can-never-win category: my FDIL's shower is being held in a room in a country club. You would think (at least I did), that a country club would be decorated nicely. Nope. Metal and vinyl conference chairs. I decided that at least the chair she will sit on to open gifts should be elegant. I bought some heavy white damask and tulle and made a beautiful chair cover with sash and bow. Fit for a princess. No sooner do I complete the cover--the Bed Bath & Beyond flyer arrives with a $5 off one item coupon and a white damask chair cover for $7.99!

Your request is a little thin on information if you want any helpful suggestions. What style? Closely matching or contrasting color? Fitted or loose? Tightly knit or lacy? Your skill level? Perhaps a picture of the chair? Anything at all that might allow someone to answer your question? Think of a forum in exactly the same way you would think of a conversation, because that's what it is. Would you walk up to a clerk in a yarn store, or start an in-person conversation by saying what you typed above? When writing, you need to be MORE descriptive, not less, than you would in person. We'd love to help, but you've got to give us something to work with.

I think you can use slipcovers for love seat. https://www.amazon.com/Stretch-Washable-Furniture-Protector-Green-Large/dp/B0B6JBCKYK