I was inspired by Diane at
In My Own Style when she sewed slipcovers for her dining room chairs. (she has an excellent "how to" on her blog) Therefore, I decided to cover my chairs, however, I used burlap. Because the burlap frays, I lined my slipcovers with muslin. Diane's slipcovers had a knot/bow on the back (which I loved but I didn't have enough fabric to create the same) so I added a ruffle to the bottom of mine. The fabric for the ruffle was leftover material from my kitchen curtains. I love the look, they were simple to do and they can easily be changed for different decorating themes or seasons.
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Before
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The ruffle detail |
I am linking to : Metamorphosis Monday @
Between Naps on the Porch and to
Finding Fabulous
Hi Lesa-
ReplyDeleteThanks for contacting me. I love hearing from my readers especially when they have been inspired like you were by something I made. Your slipcovers came out great! What I love is that you used what you had on hand and put your own style into them -the contrasting fabric ruffle. I love to see people's own style come thru - you have put your own stamp on your chairs now.
I also love the name of your blog, Home Frosting, how clever and catchy. It looks like you just started blogging - best of luck - I have become your newest follower.
My best- Diane
these look great, I like this idea, I have different chairs and this would be a way of tying them together.
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