>A pretty ugly thrift store chair is transformed into a slipcovered seat fit for a queen! I’m always in awe of talented seamstresses that complete projects like this…if it’s not a straight line then I can’t sew it – a pattern? Forget it! Lucky for us, La Maison Reid walks us step by step through the process of this ugly to chic project.
A thrift store find… |
The finished project just begs to sit and relax in…I can just imagine enjoying some tea while watching the waves lap against the sandy shore…
Burlap buttons & piping add a special finishing touch |
The finished chair with slipcover…tea anyone? |
Like the burlap pillow? I sure do! Burlap is showing up all over home decorating items and lucky for us there is even a tutorial for making this adorable Paris pillow.
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>I love it all!!! So cute:)
>I love it! She did a fabulous job. I do not have a sewing machine but really would love to be able to make a slipcover like this one.~ Tracy
>Wow…thanks for featuring my slipcover! I just found your blog by chance and was surprised to see my chair and pillow here! How did you find ME? I can't tell you how easy this chair really was to make and how scared I was to even try. I'm starting my second chair already!xoxoNancy
>Unfortunately though..I don't face the sea. The view is amazing, nonetheless!xoxoNancy
>@la Maison Reid – found you through a Linky Party…possibly The Inspired Room?…I go to so many that I can't recall LOL! Thought I left you a message on this post but have had some weird computer issues this week so who knows.Anyways, your view is astoundingly beautiful if it is doesn't face the sea – we can still imagine. I have a slipper chair that really needs a cover so MAYBE I'll give it a try…looks scary! LOL!
>Very nice!
>That chair is amazing. It reminds me of my grandparents and all the fond memories of growing up! Thanks for sharing.(NFF comment)
>found you through New Friend Friday @ The Girl Creative. I love this chair! You did such an amazing job! Was it difficult? I have two chairs that need slip covers, but I've been a bit afraid to make one.
>Wow, that looks amazing! Great job! Thanks for the follow, I'm now following you back. Have a great weekend!http://whirlwindofsurprises.blogspot.com
>What a terrific job you did. It is amazing! New follower from Social Parade
>It looks great. By the way, Hi. I am a new follower from FF. Nice to meet you n stuff!Shanna@www.mommiesandbeyond.com
>Thats so cute! I can't sew, except for simple by hand things, its sad! thank you for visiting my blog and leaving such a nice comment i appreciate it! I am a new follower!
>Oh I love it. Too cute.
>That's a great transformation. Fabulous work! I wish I would have that talent! I found you on Social Parade. Please visit my blog as well :)http://www.estylojewelry.blogspot.comHave a nice weekend!Sandra – Estylo Jewelry
>LOVE LOVE LOVE that chair!! It's perfect!
>Found you on Friday Follow. I'm your newest follower on your super awesome blog!KyAnnhttp://checketts-myers-clan.blogspot.com
>Looks great my attempt looks nothing like that.