Joined
·
23,290 Posts
I've never done this before but the material that was on the seat wasn't the prettiest piece of material. I had been given some material (just for me) from a friend,
and it matches perfect with the wood and with my m/bedroom. So I took it, covered over the old material and it looks wonderful. (wish I had a digital)
I also have another antique chair, again with the ugliest cushion. I have enough material to make a new cushion.
Both chairs were purchased for $4.00 and $2.00 at yard sales.
A number of years ago I purchased a round antique table to put into my m/bedroom but it sits in our foyer. Today, I'm moving the computer and my sewing desk and putting the table and two chairs (one on each side of the table) and making the m/bedroom look more and more Victorian. (I will take pictures and get them scanned by a friend when I do the quilting tutorials. Thanks to a very special friend who always so willingly does this for me.)
It feels good to get this done and at very little cost!!
I also have another antique chair, again with the ugliest cushion. I have enough material to make a new cushion.
Both chairs were purchased for $4.00 and $2.00 at yard sales.
A number of years ago I purchased a round antique table to put into my m/bedroom but it sits in our foyer. Today, I'm moving the computer and my sewing desk and putting the table and two chairs (one on each side of the table) and making the m/bedroom look more and more Victorian. (I will take pictures and get them scanned by a friend when I do the quilting tutorials. Thanks to a very special friend who always so willingly does this for me.)
It feels good to get this done and at very little cost!!