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Ps 150 01-12-2011 05:54 PM

Tomorrow, when the fabric glue is dried, I'll remove the pins and Scotch Guard them. I'd heard of these before but never knew what to do with them until I had seen this tut in a book of crafts to reuse/renew/recycle. Two hours well spent with my youngest DD. :-D

Jingle 01-12-2011 06:03 PM

Very nice, a friend of mine made these in the 70s, time for them to come around again.

B. Louise 01-12-2011 06:18 PM

My grandma had one too, and I copied hers about 45 yrs ago. I still have that stool, but it's a little shabby looking now. That would make a great project for my grands!

ibequilting1 01-12-2011 06:19 PM

My grandmother had a foot stool she made like this, thanks for the memories.

Lori Peercy 01-12-2011 06:22 PM

I guess I am showing my age but I remember those also! My best friend's mom made them years and years ago. Can't believe they are coming back!

sunflower126 01-12-2011 07:26 PM


Originally Posted by dellareya
It looks great. This is a blast from the past. These were very popular Years and years ago.

I too remember these from years ago when I first got married. (celebrated our 44th in Sept.)

Friendly Quilter 01-12-2011 07:37 PM

Very cool.

Whitney60 01-13-2011 04:05 AM

My husband's grandmother used to give those for Christmas presents. I have 3 of them wearing out and have had it on my to do list to redo them. They are great and attractive step stools to give me that extra for my kitchen cupboards. Love the extra trim.. Thanks for giving me the boost to redo mine.

Homespun 01-13-2011 04:36 AM

That's relly cute. I love to recycle, too.

Mizcott 01-13-2011 04:54 AM

My grandparents had a juice can footstool that they'd made, I'll guess, in the 1930's sometime. It was a popular craft back then. As I recall it looked just like yours. Very clever!


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