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Hey Chris
Here is the chair I was telling you about :-) Hugs April |
Has good potential i think it will be great redone.
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I have two of those chairs in my basement, but yours looks like it rocks???
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Originally Posted by NorBanaquilts
I have two of those chairs in my basement, but yours looks like it rocks???
Hugs April |
I love!!! that chair :D:D:D
I can't wait to see it redone!! |
Originally Posted by amma
I love!!! that chair :D:D:D
I can't wait to see it redone!! Hugs April |
That's a great looking chair!!
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What a great chair. I can't wait to see it done.
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What a nice old maple chair. You won't be sorry. It looks very similar to one I have in the sunroom that was my DG.
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looks like it just needs a good polish and the seat reuphostered...
I would like to change my hat to "This Old Yankee" and make one for me :D |
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Here is a pic of one i did redo already for display at a local shop here. first pic shows an awful chair lol
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I have a chair just like that, it is white with gold trim. It is a rocker, also. I made new cushions for it out of yellow and white gingham when I was expecting my first child, 37 years ago. It could do with new cushions again, maybe someday. I plan on passing it on to my GD for her first born. I hope that is several years yet.
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Wow!!! You did a wonderful job on that chair genghis khan :D:D:D I love the fabric and the detailing around the back and seat cushion :D:D:D
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I had an upholstery business for 15 years. I've redone a few of these. It probably originally had the bottom upholstered w/an attached box pleated little skirt hanging down. Then there would have been a separate cushion sitting on top of that, about 4"thick w/cording on top and bottom. Then it would have probably had a separate back cushion that had little loops at the top to go around those top pieces of wood on each side and also tied on the bottom. Great chair! Sandra
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Originally Posted by cumberlandquiltchick
I had an upholstery business for 15 years. I've redone a few of these. It probably originally had the bottom upholstered w/an attached box pleated little skirt hanging down. Then there would have been a separate cushion sitting on top of that, about 4"thick w/cording on top and bottom. Then it would have probably had a separate back cushion that had little loops at the top to go around those top pieces of wood on each side and also tied on the bottom. Great chair! Sandra
You are exactly right! My SIL has one just like it and recently had hers redone and you described hers to a T! I love this chair and I am definetly going to fix her up :-) Thanks so much! Hugs April PS Chris that chair looks fabulous-you did an awesome job! |
April, are you gonna redo the chair or ship it to Khan??? :D
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Wow, you did a great job on that re-upholster job!
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Joyce
I am going to have the wood refinished and fixed in the loose spots and then take it to Chris to reupholster :-) Hugs April |
Originally Posted by LovingIzabella
Joyce
I am going to have the wood refinished and fixed in the loose spots and then take it to Chris to reupholster :-) Hugs April |
well Chris, have to say, I did like the first picture, but you did a great job on re upholstering it.
I have some dining room chairs I am going to tackle in the spring. April, I love your chair. I think it would look fantastic with the little skirt around the edge of the seat. Oh, how I wish I had something that belonged to my grandma or my dad. I do have my maternal gma's sewing machine. It weighs an absolute ton! What colors are you thinking of April? (I sure do love your cutie patootie always helping you post, too :wink: ) |
Originally Posted by quiltncrazy
well Chris, have to say, I did like the first picture, but you did a great job on re upholstering it.
I have some dining room chairs I am going to tackle in the spring. April, I love your chair. I think it would look fantastic with the little skirt around the edge of the seat. Oh, how I wish I had something that belonged to my grandma or my dad. I do have my maternal gma's sewing machine. It weighs an absolute ton! What colors are you thinking of April? (I sure do love your cutie patootie always helping you post, too :wink: ) Thank you...I am thinking of putting a new picture of the cutie in to help me post...I just have to find a cute one :-) Hugs April |
Originally Posted by LovingIzabella
Originally Posted by cumberlandquiltchick
I had an upholstery business for 15 years. I've redone a few of these. It probably originally had the bottom upholstered w/an attached box pleated little skirt hanging down. Then there would have been a separate cushion sitting on top of that, about 4"thick w/cording on top and bottom. Then it would have probably had a separate back cushion that had little loops at the top to go around those top pieces of wood on each side and also tied on the bottom. Great chair! Sandra
You are exactly right! My SIL has one just like it and recently had hers redone and you described hers to a T! I love this chair and I am definetly going to fix her up :-) Thanks so much! Hugs April PS Chris that chair looks fabulous-you did an awesome job! |
nice chair.
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