https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/reupholstered-chairs/versions/1 • Posted by Christina J.
Sorry I don't have more pics right now, this is the only one I could find. I took a vintage chair that had worn fabric and cracked wooden arms and rocker legs that I paid $5 for at a yard sale, took the legs, arms and carefully removed fabric so I could use it to make templates. fabric off. I bought a few yards of fabric from Walmart. I laid the old fabric on wax paper, traced an outline of it adding an extra inch all around. I cut the traced pattern, placed on the back side of new fabric, cut then carefully added to the padding I removed from the chair, then hot glued it to the frame of the chair. I also used a heavy duty staple gun to make sure it was secure. I then added a little ribbon to add character and cover a few imperfections I couldn't help.
Sorry I don't have more pics right now, this is the only one I could find. I took a vintage chair that had worn fabric and cracked wooden arms and rocker legs that I paid $5 for at a yard sale, took the legs, arms and carefully removed fabric so I could use it to make templates. fabric off. I bought a few yards of fabric from Walmart. I laid the old fabric on wax paper, traced an outline of it adding an extra inch all around. I cut the traced pattern, placed on the back side of new fabric, cut then carefully added to the padding I removed from the chair, then hot glued it to the frame of the chair. I also used a heavy duty staple gun to make sure it was secure. I then added a little ribbon to add character and cover a few imperfections I couldn't help.