Ok concentrate on the chair and not the messy floor in the background:). See the sun damaged top panel and the kids have picked at or ripped the seat cushions beyond repair |
The original seat cushion was beyond repair so I bought new seat cushions and we used the wooden seat panel as our pattern to cut new cushions. |
I used my electric knife to cut thru the foam. |
My finished chair, doesn't it look so much better. We were able to get 3 chairs done that day!!! |
They came out lovely! I also like how your floor picked up itself during the process! :-) You have a very nice friend to help you with that. Usually, people just tell me, "Oh, you can do that yourself, you know." I've never had anyone actually then offer to come over and show me how. Just be sure to warn the movers that if they damage those chairs, you're going to go banshee on them!
ReplyDeleteThe chair looks wonderful! Great job. I have taken on this type of project in the past, and I must say you did a much better job than I did. What a great way to reuse a great piece of furniture. Love the carving scroll work on the back of the chair.
ReplyDeleteWe have similar chairs with similar problems. Can I send them to you?....... Thanks for the info on how to fix them.
ReplyDeleteThat is really impressive. Lovely chairs.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on this chair. It looks beautiful. We had the same problem a few years ago we redid our dining room chairs. When we moved we gave them to our daughter. The chairs got ruined again; so my dear daughter did them over. Funny that now she has them looking good by her hard work; she is taking better care of them.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThe chairs look so much better afterwards...and you made it look so simple...so you looking for a second job? (smile)
Hi, I am new to NOBH:)I love you blog...it screams inspiration and happiness of which I need in my life right now.
ReplyDeleteI love your chair redesign. I did the same thing to an old dining set my hubby and I have. With kids, I am finding I need to update it every couple of years. Love the fabric:)
What a great job! My chairs have seen better days as well...we were not thinking about kids when we bought all of our white and cream furniture :-)
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