I stopped in at our Church rummage sale and found these not-so-lovely-but-tons-of-potential chairs. There was a set of 5 but on all of the other ones, the weave on the backs was ripped and I was not in the mood to try to fix THAT problem. These 2 were in the best shape so I took them home. The guy at the rummage sale was a little concerned. He said that they were pretty beat up and ugly. I agreed but told him that they were just crying for my help. (Can't you hear them?)
....and seriously, they were $2 each. How could I go wrong?After removing the seats, I taught Natalie the importance of priming. One can of primer per chair. (She looks like a pro doesn't she?)
They looked 100% better just with the primer!
While I was waiting for the primer to dry, I decided to tackle the seats. I bought outdoor canvas at Joann's (with a coupon, of course). It will be less likely to fade and is a bit more weather resistant. I decided to just cover over the vinyl/leather that was already ont he seats. I was kinda scared of what I would find under that vinyl/leather. EEK!
All covered and pretty with the help of my lovely assistant and his trusty-dusty staple gun!
Here they are so happy in their new home!
And for the bench that was previously on the porch......you are next my little pretty!
Lori those are awesome!!!!! I wish I could visualize & then make it look like that. Great Job!
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You did a great job!! They look awesome!
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Your chairs look great! Nice job :))
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