Do you think she feels better?
I must say once it was done (almost) I thought of white wood, and khaki upholstery, OR ticking stripe piping... OR cream wood, and a pattern... But seriously- this is fine for now. I made sure that while she is durable, the pipinbg will come off somewhat easily.
Ah- that splash of color is so much better! Like Noodle the sheepadoodles bear?
(A side note- flooring s ordered!)
Here is the before in case you missed it...
I used a low melt glue gun, staple gun, and regular old machine and presser foot(yes, even for double piping!) I have never reupholstered anything beyond a dining chair cover- which does not count if you ask me! Okay- off to get some kids from school!
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I am kind of doubting that it was made in 1926. Could just be the style or production number. Wrong materials and style for the 1920's. More likely the 60's!
It's turned out lovely! I'm so glad I got to see it :)
That's a HUGE difference! That looks great! I think the white would look divine but it looks great as is now! :)
Thanks for linking up!
Rachelle
wow I am so impressed with your ability! I also do mot like beer but my new fav wine is 47 ound rooster cab.Try it your like it!
Looks outstanding...great makeover!
Blessings,
Linda
It turned out great! I wish I had such patience :)
looks great! I tend to second guess my decisions too... but there's always another chair somewhere!
have a great weekend
gail
What a uniquely shaped chair...came out great!
Great before and after! I like the neutral fabric you chose. I would love to be able to reupholster.
Oh my your have got skills! I love the shape of that chair. You must be so proud! It looks so much better.
What a cool chair and you did a wonderful job upholstering it! It was pretty sad looking. You are a brave girl!
What a big job with fabulous results. You should feel so proud.
Kristine
Isn't Thomasville great furniture! My entire remodeled home was inspired by the 2 yr. ago Ernest Hemingway collection by Thomasville. Wish I could afford it. Maybe in a few years I'll find it used on Craig's List.LOL
Such a transformation! I love how it turned out! It's hard when you start thinking of all the possibilities for different pieces, isn't it?
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