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Found it at a consignment store for 40.00 I saw another blog that redid hers and asked her about it. It sounded simple enough to redo. So glad I did it. Love the internet, Its amazing how much knowledge is shared.
Originally Posted by redkimba
that is such beautiful chair! where did you find it?
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I used staples for the fabric and gorilla glue to hold the trim which hides the staples. it took a while to dry so I used sewing pins to hold it. I am not sure if glue stick would be strong enough to hold the trim on the chair. Since it would get a lot of use.
Originally Posted by twogeebs
Originally Posted by carolaug
Here is the after picture of my reupholstered rocking chair. I lucked out and got furniture fabric on a bolt for 1.80 a yard (this only took a yard and a half to do) so redid my kitchen chairs and than tackled my rocking chair. Very easy, simple project. I posted this before but the link did not work and was asked for a picture so here is the after....
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That is beyond adorable. What a good job you did. Enjoy your "new" chair.
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Gorgeous!!
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very pretty
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nice job
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Very nice chair!
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You're a 'pro.'
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Love it - very pretty. I bought a rocker at an auction a few years ago for $10. Recovered it and it is beautiful. I found out later that the rocker is over 100 years old and is worth some bucks! I have been offered $200 for it, but I can't part with it. Love good finds.
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It is beautiful - you did a great job on it!
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