Found in the neighbor’s garbage and dragged home. Took a slipcover class and using material my friend Anita had given me, I made a slipcover. I must say it was painful for me to sew this slipcover.
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Renee
Oh Renee...
ReplyDeleteIt may have been painful to sew, but sweetie the rewards are out of this world. How precious is this chair. I just love it. You picked the right fabric, and the style is just perfect. Suited to a tea.
Thanks for sharing. Have a beautiful day tomorrow. Country hugs...Sherry
Slipcovers sure are a pain, but yours turned out fabulous!
ReplyDeleteIt may have been painful to make but it certainly looks great!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so nice, and to think all of it was given to you. You did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Marcia
You MADE that slipcover? That fabulous slipcover? Jeez, Renee, do you REALLY want us all to hate you? First you have the best neighborhood for 'finds' and now you can sew?!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! That is a major rescue!!
ReplyDeleteThat is some rescue! That poor chair was on life support and now it's ready for the ball. Terrific job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a rescue, she turned out beautiful. Where did you find a class on that? I want to take one.
ReplyDeleteI love the title to this post and the result of the project.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh....but the results are GRAND! I love it.
ReplyDeleteWarm blessings,
Spencer