I was already familiar with one style, they were no problem. The kid's chairs were easy and fun but that third style, it was a puzzler.
So here's the first style, no big deal.
And here's a before of the kid chairs. They were in pretty rough shape but cleaned up to be so cute.
And then like a bad blogger I forgot to take a picture of this third style. I do have this picture from behind. The problem is the curve. If I were using a traditional vinyl it would be no big deal, you heat it up and it stretches and it's fine but I used a faux leather instead which doesn't have nearly as much stretch.
Attempt number 1 was so bad it went undocumented and made me question my abilities but let's recap all the other attempts this chair took.
- 1. I tried sewing a cover and this attempt made me at least convinced that I'd be able to figure something out. There was some hope. In fact it would be perfect if not for all those wrinkles.
- Less wrinkles but sadly they're still there. Check out how those seams aren't actually where they're supposed to be either.
- Number 3 was the winner. It was my last idea, if this one didn't turn out I didn't know what I'd do. In fact, as I finished the last chair I used up my very last bit of fabric, if I made a mistake I don't know what I would have done. I love how the trim on these two matches the other 4.
So here are the three styles together (pardon all the background mess, just keeping things real).
And all 6 (there are two more of the squarish style but they'd already been delivered)
Wow Laura! You are truly gifted with the eye and the touch!! I would never had thought that all those different styles of chairs would actually work as one unit togethet!!
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Wow Laura! You are truly gifted with the eye and the touch!! I would never had thought that all those different styles of chairs would actually work as one unit togethet!!
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