BUY:
• Everett Chair from West Elm
• Lancaster Patchwork Chair from Terrain
• Wingback Chair from Doyle Seat Co.
• Burton Tee Patchwork Beanbag from PB Teen
• Stitched Kantha Chair from Anthropologie
DIY:
• How To: Make a Patchwork Pet Bed Apartment Therapy
• Felted Patchwork Chair Cover Instructions on Better Homes & Gardens
• Sewing 101: Making a Pouf on Design Sponge
• How To Make an Easy DIY Patchwork Pillow on Apartment Therapy
• How To: Jane's Patchwork Chair on Apartment Therapy
(Images: As credited above.)
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Ooh, not my style at all, but kudos to the creativity they represent!
Yea i dont normally post for things I dislike, but this is not appealing to me at all. To each their own though
patchwork quilts and pillows are nice, patchwork furniture, no.
Well, here's a "yes" vote for patchwork furniture.
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Oh good, Earthy Cruncher, I was starting to think I was all alone in my love for patchwork pieces!
I don't really love any of the examples up there, but there was a denim covered settee from Anthropologie that has absolutely stolen my heart...here's a link to the image, anyway:
http://indulgy.com/post/10Rs5xHZG1/blue-hued-furniture
I love patchwork, but I'm admittedly a tad country.
Ugly, ugly, ugly.
I like most of the examples, but that West Elm chair is a sloppy mess, especially at that cost!
It just looks comfortable and perfect for snuggling up in a blanket.
@minute42 that IS beautiful
Some of these look like someone ran out of upholstery fabric. Really, West Elm?
The poufs and the pet bed are cute though.
This is almost the same as the post where folks drew on their furniture. It's a no for me.
The Design Sponge pouf is fantastic. Other than that, I'm out. I grew up in the south where patchwork was vogue for way too long...may still be, actually.
I'm not crazy about the first 2 or 3 examples, BUT I do like it. But then again, my mom and I both have a LOVE for quilting.
That first one IMO rates about the same as those pieces where they purposely make it look like someone's started to reupholster then gave up after getting the top layer of fabric off. Ugh.
No. Absolutely not.
Doggie bed? Yes. All the others? No, no,no, and no. Just no.
Those are hideous.
the chairs are sure to show up on f*** your noguchi coffee table
um, no (turns away quickly to remove the image from her memory)
Skip!
I actually find some of the patchwork DIY charming, but ultimately not for me.
Lol! overkill on ugly. One ugly is enough to get your insult across.