I got this project from a client and after beginning to pull it apart realised that one of the coil springs was broken. As I have no experience with things of that nature I got some advice from an upholsterer friend who recommended pulling all the springs out and replacing them with elasticated webbing, which I did. It was quite the challenge, but have to say, it has come up a treat. Sandy painted the woodwork. She always doea a great job!!
The fabric is a lovely navy and white stripe. (Was fun getting the stripes all lining up!)
Ange x
14 comments:
wow. amazing.
Beautiful, gorgeous. fantastic. Great. (smile)
I love, love stripe fabric.
Julie x
Very fresh and smart. Terrific job.
fabulous!
Your so talented Ange! Sandy
Hi Ange.
What a nice surprise. I'm sooo happy with it. The before photo is so telling. You created a " very comfortable" miracle. Ta Wendy
wonderful transformation. well done, my friend. thanks for posting. think i'll come over and have a seat...
wish i could.
I want one! Its amazing and I have just the place for it. I have been looking around your blog you are very talented. I will folow on my way out so I can visit again soon. Hope you can find some time to visit my place and do the same. Cheers SpecialK XoXo
That is an awesome transformation. So you replaced the springs and it's just as comfy as before? Great job lining up stripes! Why did you not sew piping on the bias? Just wondering? Great job and thanks for sharing.
Ange you really are one clever cookie.
The new life you've brought to this chair is fabulous and I'm sure it will be a treasured place to sit and spend time for many years to come in its new glorious visage.
Happy day!
Great fabric! The white pops too. Clever chickie.
Actually its more comfortable now than it was before!
Hi Ange...
long time NO speak...
hope all is well...
happy xmas & new years from MOIS!!~~
xx andrea
What a transformation, the chair looks stunning. x
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