Truth be told, I bought 2 of these chairs ($5 each) with the intention of doing a “His and Hers” set for my husband and I. But after the ups and downs of revamping this little lady I think I am going to need a break to recover from the hot glue burns and the back pain (from leaning over for hours).
All painful creative injuries aside, I think the end result was worth the rocky ride.
I have been pining for this fabric for months now. But I promised myself I would not buy any until
1. I had a project to use it for.
2. It was on sale.
Well the stars aligned and 1 + 2 = my new chair.
After taking the chair apart and removing the pleather (for the record there were about 6,325 staples holding that junk on) I started to wrap the metal frame in macrame cording. Seventy-five yards of macrame cording to be exact.
Then I covered the cushions in my rockin’ birdie fabric and used only 2,476 staples. Yay me!
The chair is the finishing touch to my little corner of the family room. I think it is the perfect compliment to my lamp and desk!
And I found the perfect use for another one of my vintage windows –
sassy little wipe off board!
LOVE LOVE LOVE! Great job, A!!
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The cording was worth the extra effort – totally completes it! Love it!
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That is a rockstar effort! Love the fabric too. Go you. Take at least a week off before starting the other one 😉
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that is fabulous! love that fabric!
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You are amazing! I love it all!
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Nice…but did you notice the birds are upside down?
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