As soon as I took it out of my car I just had to get to work on it. I already had the perfect paint and fabric after all..
I took the seat off and sprayed the chair with Kilz and a couple light coats of Rustoleum's Heirloom White. Here it is after a little distressing.
The day before I purchased some tan linen fabric that I knew would be perfect for the seat! I actually covered it with some sturdy white fabric first so it would have a good base. Then put the linen right on top!
This was such an easy makeover! And the total cost was under $20!!
Looks great, fresh and the lines of the chair are now showcased! Gotta love a quick and easy makeover! Janell
ReplyDeleteIt looks great!:)
ReplyDeleteThat is a timeless chair. You could put it just about anywhere. Great work!
ReplyDeleteWow! What an amazing transformation.
ReplyDeleteHer makeover looks outstanding...sounds like she was meant to be yours! Thanks for showing her off at my Nifty Thrifty Party!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
Looks great! I have developed a little obsession with transforming ugly chairs....so totally appreciate your vision! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! It turned out great! I just found an old chair on the side walk in my neighborhood. It's still in a good condition, but the color and the cushion pattern don't look that great. I'm going to try this out! I've done DIY projects and posted on www.makemania.com If you have a sec, hop on to take a look at mine and feel free to promote cool projects from your blog!
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