Chair of many colors
07-17-2011, 02:11 PM
#151
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That looks great, thanks for the picture of the back. My chair would need three covers. I took over my hubby's good chair a long time ago. It is one of those fancy expensive ones. He got it for work, but got tired of having to oust someone out of his chair every day when he got to work. Or searching the other offices for it. So he brought it home. I now I use it. It is black and boring and would look great covered, similar to how you did yours.
07-17-2011, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Gerbie
Oh! I love that - so cute and and pretty, plus being removeable. Care to give a tute on that for those of us who also have chairs like that?
07-17-2011, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Furza Flyin
I WANT ONE!!! Ok, now I have to go back through my stash...and add ANOTHER project to the list...
QUESTIONS:
1. Did you use elastic or just a ribbon to gather and put on your chair?
2. Is it sandwiched?
3. Did you quilt it?
4. Did you put batting in?
You know we are now going be asking you for a tutorial on this... I hope you took pictures :) :) :)
QUESTIONS:
1. Did you use elastic or just a ribbon to gather and put on your chair?
2. Is it sandwiched?
3. Did you quilt it?
4. Did you put batting in?
You know we are now going be asking you for a tutorial on this... I hope you took pictures :) :) :)
07-17-2011, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Furza Flyin
I WANT ONE!!! Ok, now I have to go back through my stash...and add ANOTHER project to the list...
QUESTIONS:
1. Did you use elastic or just a ribbon to gather and put on your chair?
2. Is it sandwiched?
3. Did you quilt it?
4. Did you put batting in?
You know we are now going be asking you for a tutorial on this... I hope you took pictures :) :) :)
QUESTIONS:
1. Did you use elastic or just a ribbon to gather and put on your chair?
2. Is it sandwiched?
3. Did you quilt it?
4. Did you put batting in?
You know we are now going be asking you for a tutorial on this... I hope you took pictures :) :) :)
07-17-2011, 05:14 PM
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Very nice! I have a chair simular to that at my computer! Gives one and incentive to be creative in the "puter" room as well! :) Thanks for sharing.
I just read the tute you shared with us. I am thinking I would use the drawstring idea over the elastic. Seems simple enough to make :) Thanks
I just read the tute you shared with us. I am thinking I would use the drawstring idea over the elastic. Seems simple enough to make :) Thanks
07-17-2011, 05:34 PM
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Hi everyone, for those that missed it, on page 3 are the directions. They really are very easy, and on page 8 is a picture of the back of the chair. Anyone can PM me if my directions aren't readable. I really didn't think this was going to create so much excitement. Or I would have taken pictures as I went. Although I just really winged it as I went. Think of those funny little caps that people have to wear who work around food. Basicly it's the same idea, just with fabric instead of that netting. This is just to funny.
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