- willing kids and grand kids
- sand down old paint, using a mouse electric sander and course sand paper) on chairs and paint using a high gloss paint. We went from dark green to fancy black (thanks Amie!)
- take off old cushions with electric screwdriver
- take off only ONE chair cushion using nose pliers, nail lifter, staple remover, scissors and anything else that might work! (thanks Audrey!) Now, that you did all that work... take note and just recover the old upholstery on the rest of the chairs and save yourself hours and hard work, but make sure it is not stained and is in very good condition
- measure and cut selected fabric to cushion, using tape measure if needed (thanks Alia, for helping grandma and mommy!)
- stretch fabric over cushion and staple in place using a heavy duty staple gun and staples
- trim excess fabric
- model chair cushion (don't you just love my little model!)
- screw cushion on painted chair
- admire end results..... Whoo hooo!
Showing posts with label Painted Furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painted Furniture. Show all posts
Thursday, June 16, 2011
How to refinish a dinning room chair and upholster the cushion
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Painted Furniture
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Amie came up to do all my painting projects. I just can't seem to get enough motivation to do it. I think the whole house thing has worn me out (anyway, that's what I'll blame my lack of motivation on)! Amie is awesome and has so much energy. She painted the little cupboard, an old barn door (for Dave's Afghanistan locks), an end table, a bench, a shelf, and a dinning room set.... all in three days! She left me with the distressing and antique glazing on the bench, end table, and barn door. I think I can handle that! Audrey and I are planning on recovering the dinning room chairs next week.
Amie came up to do all my painting projects. I just can't seem to get enough motivation to do it. I think the whole house thing has worn me out (anyway, that's what I'll blame my lack of motivation on)! Amie is awesome and has so much energy. She painted the little cupboard, an old barn door (for Dave's Afghanistan locks), an end table, a bench, a shelf, and a dinning room set.... all in three days! She left me with the distressing and antique glazing on the bench, end table, and barn door. I think I can handle that! Audrey and I are planning on recovering the dinning room chairs next week.
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