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I really appreciate all the work that goes into using striped fabric. The way the stripes on the chair line up with the stripes on the cushion for photo #3! (I imagine you do the chair first and then cushion?) Stripes are much more challenging than the pattern in #8.
That first chair is absolutely stunning. It reminds me of West African Indigo cloth.
Love the first chair so much!
Learning how to fix my own upholstered items was one of the smartest things I ever did.
I was able to tighten the webbing and retie the springs on my circa 1953 couch, making it as comfy as it was when new... and I got the couch for only $100 since the old owner didn't know how to fix the sagging seat. Now I have an awesome, sturdy, HEAVY couch, in fantastic condition, that will probably outlast me... for far less than what I would have paid at even a Valu City or American Freight, much less Ikea.
I took upholstery classes at a community college after I was "downsized". I now have my own home-based business re-doing thrift store finds, and I'll never go back to Cubicle World again!