I've always wanted to re-upholster something to see
for myself how difficult it is.
Jay D's Grandma has a chair in her basement that
I have loved for years and years.
I told her quite a few years ago that if she ever
decided to get rid of it, I would love to have it.
Jay D brought it home about a month ago from
one of his almost daily visits with her.
I was SO HAPPY!
It is simple and small and I thought it would
be a good starter for that re-upholster project
I've been wanting to tackle.
Unfortunately, I didn't get any before pics of it put together.
I told Jay D I got the materials for it and he immediately
started taking the chair apart before I could get a pic.
Once he got it dis-assembled,
we had to take pictures of it before we took off the fabric
to remind ourselves how it was put together.
Here is one of those pics so you can see the material it was.
Here it is now.
I love the final result.
It's EXACTLY what I had in mind.
I got the fabric at Joann's during a 50% off sale.
I splurged and got the fabric I really wanted instead
of a cheaper one I had picked out.
I figured if I was going to put the time into it
then I should make it nice.
The fabric was about $50.....
I totally tapped into my mad-money funds for this.
The paint for the legs was some we had on hand.
6 comments:
I LOVE IT! It turned out great.
This chair does NOT look amateur at all!!! I've seen it in person... The up close details show the extensive skill and effort put into the chair.
I love the retro fabric with the clean white legs.
The red pillow is a YOWZA amazing POP contrast!!!! LOVE IT!
Looks awesome! Ditto Jolie.
You did an awesome job! Looks great, babe!!
Paula...you are awesome! I am loving all of your little projects and they are all perfect. I envy your gift of crafty! I think I am crafty too, but it doesn't always turn out. This chair looks fanstastic. Keep up the good work.
I love it!! I love the fabric. You did an amazing job.
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