You Can't Cover Up With These Two Quilts!!
02-11-2010, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by GrammaNan
I have been looking for upholstery fabric to recover a couch similar to the top picture. The fabric I like is $60.00 a yard. In am going to do this instead. I will let you know how it goes and send pics.
:D :D
02-11-2010, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Charlee
Can you imagine seeing hubby come in from working on the car and heading for "the sofa"???? (Not that mine would, but the image DID run thru my mind!! :lol: )
Those are beautiful!
Those are beautiful!
02-12-2010, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by oksewglad
The scene:
Dust motes dancing through sunny windows.
Two women in black dresses with mousy brown hair pulled back in buns.
First woman: A cup of tea, my dear?
Second woman: Oh thank, you.
First woman: One lump or two?
Dust motes dancing through sunny windows.
Two women in black dresses with mousy brown hair pulled back in buns.
First woman: A cup of tea, my dear?
Second woman: Oh thank, you.
First woman: One lump or two?
02-12-2010, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by fabuchicki
Originally Posted by oksewglad
The scene:
Dust motes dancing through sunny windows.
Two women in black dresses with mousy brown hair pulled back in buns.
First woman: A cup of tea, my dear?
Second woman: Oh thank, you.
First woman: One lump or two?
Dust motes dancing through sunny windows.
Two women in black dresses with mousy brown hair pulled back in buns.
First woman: A cup of tea, my dear?
Second woman: Oh thank, you.
First woman: One lump or two?
;) :lol:
02-12-2010, 09:10 PM
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Very pretty...but I'll stick to leather, good old wipeable leather, which when it ages and wears just gets more comfortable.
Oh and as for plastic covers...a complete unknown in our house. Last year my youngest called in at a friend's place and he came home stunned..."Mum, they had plastic runners on the carpet, fitted plastic covers on the furniture and on lamp shades...what's that all about...who does that?" For once, I was lost for words.
Oh and as for plastic covers...a complete unknown in our house. Last year my youngest called in at a friend's place and he came home stunned..."Mum, they had plastic runners on the carpet, fitted plastic covers on the furniture and on lamp shades...what's that all about...who does that?" For once, I was lost for words.
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