I wasn't called into work today so I decided to recover a chair we have had for a while.
Actually I was procrastinating doing other projects such as putting the final touches on the laundry room re-do project.
I bought the chair as a young and penniless newlywed.The chair was a steal for $10 at an antique shop and it has served us well. It has been painted a few colours over the years and I painted it's current black colour several years ago. The seat was covered with a floral linen and I decided to update it with the Waverly paddock shawl onyx fabric (try saying that 10 times really fast) that I have used in other projects such as my DIY memo board and throw pillows.
What was needed:
screwdriver
staple gun
fabric
cup of strong coffee
I removed the seat from the frame using a screwdriver. Then I removed all the staples from the fabric. Next I laid and cut the new fabric to cover the seat, adding 2 inches all around. Using the staple gun I stapled the fabric to the underside of the seat making sure to pull the fabric tightly and evenly around. Finally I screwed the seat back to the chair and.....
I will put it in the younger daughter's room until I can find my dream armless bergere chair at the thrift store.
Linking to:
The Shabby Chic Cottage's Transformation Thursday
Finding Fabulous Frugalicious Friday
Miss Mustard Seed's Furniture Feature Friday
Funky Junk's Saturday Night Special
Cottage Instincts Make it Monday
DIY Day at A Soft Place to Land
Linking to:
The Shabby Chic Cottage's Transformation Thursday
Finding Fabulous Frugalicious Friday
Miss Mustard Seed's Furniture Feature Friday
Funky Junk's Saturday Night Special
Cottage Instincts Make it Monday
DIY Day at A Soft Place to Land
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