Yesterday I spent part of the afternoon recovering the seats on two of my four craft room chairs. My craft room table & chairs are an old vintage metal patio dining set that I dearly love. Now I love them even more! I used laminated cotton that I purchased from oilcraftaddict on Etsy, so they will be easy to clean.
The hardest part of the project was removing the old vinyl and staples. Once I got the seats stripped down to the wooden bases, I found that they were still in good shape. (Whew!) I replaced the foam pads, wrapped cotton batting around the pad and the base, and staple the batting to the base. Then I cut the fabric to size, laid the base on the back side of the fabric, and pulled it tight while I stapled the sides. The corners were tricky, but I think I'll have it down by the time I get to the fourth chair.
I really like the happy, striped fabric, and it pulls everything together: the yellow desk, tables, and chairs, the blue paint on the walls, the white shelving, and red accents that I have throughout the room. Two down, two to go!
Before & After
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Hugs,
Marcy
Monday, April 28, 2014
Friday, April 18, 2014
Burlap Canvas & Cricut Wall Art
Since the spring weather has finally arrived, I've been feeling the need for some new pretties for my walls. I made these sweet little burlap canvases using the Live Simply Cricut Lite cartridge and patterned paper from Basic Grey's 6 x 6 Hey Girl paper pad.
I think they have a fun, retro 70's look to them that makes me a little giddy.
Thanks for stopping by my poor, neglected blog today!
Hugs,
Marcy
I think they have a fun, retro 70's look to them that makes me a little giddy.
Thanks for stopping by my poor, neglected blog today!
Hugs,
Marcy
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