I actually made a brand new bag for our riding mower, I went to Hancock fabric and got some of their outdoor mesh fabric it is for outdoor furniture etc. it is sorta like a canvas but is plasticized and breathes. It worked great and lasted much longer than the original did. You may not be able to sew it with a regular machine, I have a lot of various machines since I used to do fashion designing and did a lot of leather and various heavy duty fabric, but you can take it to a shoe shop repair place and they will sew it for you for cheap.

Red, I use several things, there is a glue at Walmart in a tube in crafts called "liquid stitch" works well, E6000 also good. When I glue appliques or embroidery down I use them but I also use invisable thread to tack the edges with a zigzag stitch. Below is a link to Joggles, that list all the types of glues avaliable. The site is for Art quilters, doll makers, etc. Here is a link that might be useful: Joggles glues avaliable

What about these in the cream mist multi? fusion Also, keep in might that with the tab styles, you can either pin the tabs behind the panels or cut them off, and then use clip rings to hang. Or you can tack the tabs to the back of the panels and use that like a rod pocket to the back. Just keep in mind that you lose the extra length that the tabs would give, so you perhaps need to order a longer length drape or take that into account when determining the placement of the rods.

Can you provide a picture of armchair, rug, as well as the couch (to see its proportions) to receive ideas that will also complement room in general. Cushions tend to pull a room together, so be sure to work with your rug, art and recliner, as that‘s what will create interest/the pop (see below). Also consider ones that are puffier and more substantial and just place at one end.