It has been too long since I posted, but I have been very busy! I had knee surgery 4 weeks ago (it went very well) and I had to take a break from heavy lifting and being on my feet too long!! I have lots of projects to post about though so here goes.
A friend of mine had an old family heirloom chair that had a broken seat and was very much in need of a makeover. I repaired the original wood with glue and then added new wood inside to support the wood that had been broken. I used Howard's "Restor-a-Finish" in dark walnut followed by Howard's "Feed-n-Wax" Wood Polish and Conditioner to refresh the wood. Rather than go to the expense of having a professional reupholster the chair my friend let me have a go at doing the upholstering. I think it will work well for a chair that is not used much but, I still have a long way to go with my upholstery skills :) What do you think?
Rather than go to the expense of having springs redone I went with a plywood seat covered with 2" foam, batting and then the fabric.
My friend really wanted a zebra print but her sister had something more neutral in mind so I threw these pillows in as a bonus!!
Rather than go to the expense of having springs redone I went with a plywood seat covered with 2" foam, batting and then the fabric.
My friend really wanted a zebra print but her sister had something more neutral in mind so I threw these pillows in as a bonus!!
Thanks for stopping by!
Wow, looks great!
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